Cruises From Newcastle

Cruises from Newcastle depart from the busy Port of Tyne in North Shields, where sailings to a variety of European destinations operate efficiently from a refurbished terminal with excellent travel links.

Secure parking is available for cruisers who wish to drive to their departure port, while the port is only eight miles from Newcastle city centre and 15 miles from Newcastle Airport.

If you've always wanted to explore Iceland and the Northern Isles, then there are cruises from Newcastle which visit a number of fascinating ports of call. Kirkwall is the capital of the Orkney Islands, where you can explore fascinating Neolithic monuments, while Torshavn is the picturesque and historic town from which the Faroe Islands are administrated. The Icelandic city of Reykjavik is the world's northernmost capital and your gateway to the land of fire and ice. Don't miss the spectacular Gullfoss waterfall and the chance to relax in a geothermal spring. Akureyri, meanwhile, is the ideal port from which to explore some of Iceland's most memorable scenery, in the form of mighty volcanoes, geysers and waterfalls – including Godafoss, the Waterfall of the Gods.

There are a number of cruises from Newcastle which travel the dramatic coastline of Norway and explore some its most memorable coastal towns and fjords. Hellesylt is an old Viking village close to the Sunnylvsfjord and home to a beautiful waterfall. It's also a popular starting point for sight-seeing excursions which travel to the village of Geiranger and the stunning World Heritage Site of Geiranger Fjord. Bergen is another key port of call, partly owing to its proximity to Hardangerfjord and Sognefjord, but also because of its historic waterfront area, the Bryggen Hanseatic Wharf. The Art Nouveau port of Alesund is another popular stop-off, as is Olden, port of choice for the must-see Briksdalsbreen Glacier.

Cruises from Newcastle also visit some of the most historic cities in the Baltic States. Sweden's vibrant capital, Stockholm, offers a host of contrasting experiences on each of its 14 islands, while in Copenhagen, you'll be captivated by historic and contemporary architecture as you explore one of Europe's oldest capitals, also home to the famous Tivoli Gardens amusement park. Few cities rival Russia's St Petersburg when it comes to a truly historic experience, as it's here you can visit the spectacular Winter Palace and the Hermitage Museum and marvel at the onion-domed Church of Our Savior on Spilled Blood.

For those in search of warmer climes, some cruises from Newcastle also explore a number of sun-kissed ports in the Mediterranean and the Canary Islands. You'll know when you've arrived in La Coruna, as you'll be greeted by the sight of the famous Tower of Hercules, one of Spain's 43 World Heritage Sites. Portugal's capital Lisbon, with its stunning bleached white buildings, is a joy to explore, while Las Palmas, Gran Canaria offers a beach paradise in the form of Playa de Las Canteras and a captivating old quarter La Vegueta. In Santa Cruz on Tenerife, visit the iconic Mount Teide and the untouched, sandy paradise of Playa de Benijo.

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