Located in England’s southeastern county of Kent, at the English Channel’s narrowest point, Dover is a coastal town and a gateway to England known for its rich history and natural beauty. It is one of the busiest ferry ports in Europe as it’s the departure point for ferries and cargo ships between the UK and France (Calais).

​Southampton guarantees a fun experience for everyone, of all ages and interests. Famous for being the cruise capital of Europe, Southampton welcomes over four million visitors every year and has a variety of interesting museums, parks, music venues, and shopping facilities. Spend a day at Southhampton, its guaranteed amusement. Book your tour now.

​Portsmouth is situated on the coast of England and is the UK’s only waterfront city that is perfect for a short break by the sea. The city offers a rich cultural experience with an abundance of theatres, museums, galleries, and restaurants galore! Book your tour now because Portsmouth has something to offer for absolutely everyone.

​Tilbury became the only port in the Port of London Authority to serve cruise liners from 1916. With the need for expanded facilities, a large new passenger landing stage was constructed in the Thames with rail connections in May 1930.

Liverpool Port is rich in maritime heritage and the birth place of first passenger cruise line is placed on the Irish Sea.  Liverpool is an efficient, friendly, and convenient user friendly point of departure.

Cruises from Hull are a great option for those looking to cruise to Iceland, the Norwegian Fjords and the Baltic on a no-fly cruise primarily with Cruise and Maritime Voyages.