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Port Sydney cruise ship schedule shows timetable calendars of all arrival and departure dates by month. The port's schedule lists all ships (in links) with cruises going to or leaving from Sydney, NSW Australia. To see the full itineraries (ports of call dates and arrival / departure times) and their lowest rates – just follow the corresponding ship-link.

Sydney Cruise Port is the busiest Australian homeport and ship travel destination. Sydney Harbour itself is a scenic destination with a lot of boat tours. The city's best-known attractions are the futuristic-designed Opera House and the Sydney Harbour Bridge. The 1932-opened arch bridge carries all the traffic (rail, vehicles, bicycles, pedestrian) between the CBD (city's central business district) and North Shore's suburbs.

The cruise industry is Australia's fastest-growing economic sector with worth ~AUD 5 billion to the NSW alone. It supports over 20,000 local jobs. ISeason 2015-2016 statistics showed 325 cruise ship visits to NSW.

Port Sydney NSW

All Sydney's seaport facilities are managed by Sydney Ports Corporation - an NSW Government-owned company also responsible for the seaport's development and facilities within Sydney Metro. Two more (smaller) ports are in Eden and Yamba.

In April 2013, the NSW Government announced granted a 99-year lease (until 2112) to the NSW Ports Consortium for AUD 4,31 billion. The lease was granted together with a lease for Port Kembla for AUD 760 million. Of the sale proceeds, over AUD 2 billion were allocated for road infrastructure projects.

Under Sydney Ports Corporation management are the following ports:

• Port Jackson (Sydney Harbour) with 11 berths serving dry and liquid bulk carriers, general cargo ships, cruise terminal (Overseas Passenger Terminal at Circular Quay).
• Port Botany (Botany Bay, approx 13 km / 8 mi south of city's central business district) has a terminal for liquid bulk carriers, a storage facility and 2 container terminals.
• Port Enfield (Logistics Centre) has a freight railway connecting it with Port Botany.
• Port St Peters houses the Cooks River Rail Depot and a Container Park.
• Since 2011, Sydney Ports Corporation also manages Port Eden and Port Yamba.

On April 9, 2018, the new China-built gantry crane (by ZPMC / "Shanghai Zhenhua Heavy Industries") was delivered at Sydney Container Terminal. Same ZPMC cranes (serving large container ships ) were also delivered and installed in Brisbane (one, in April) and Melbourne (two, in March).

• The equipment (a total of 9 gantry cranes) was ordered by DP World Australia (Australia's main and largest container port and supply chain operator) to serve the country's container terminals. By this USD 180 million project were also delivered 20x straddle trucks, 4x RTGs (rubber-tyred gantry cranes), 38x forklifts (industrial trucks).
• Each of the 9x ZPMC cranes costs USD 14 million, has rated capacity 65 tons (under spreader) and 75 tons (under heavy lift beam), rail gauge 25,3 m, above rail hoist height 38 m, hoist speed 90 m per min (loaded) and 180 m / min (unloaded).

Sydney NSW cruise port

The port's cruise schedule has ships operating on Cruises to Nowhere , roundtrip itineraries to ports in Queensland, Tasmania, New Zealand and South Pacific Islands (New Caledonia, Fiji, Vanuatu). Longer (repositioning) cruises go to ports in Asia (some all the way to China and Japan) and North America (via Honolulu Hawaii ).

On November 27, 2015, in Sydney Harbour met two of the largest Australia-homeported cruise ships - RCI Royal Caribbean 's vessels Explorer of the Seas and Voyager of the Seas , carrying over 10,000 passengers and crew. The Explorer was finishing a 16-night Australia and New Zealand itinerary from Fremantle-Perth , while the Voyager started a 7-night itinerary to Melbourne . Both ships are from RCI's Voyager-class series, with gross tonnage 138,194 tons and LOA length 311 m (1020 ft), For season 2015-2016, RCI had all 4 ships - plus the couple Radiance of the Seas (homeport Sydney) and Legend of the Seas (homeport Brisbane, currently operates as Marella Discovery 2 for Marella UK) . With this fleet, Royal Caribbean made a total investment of over USD 280 million in the Australian market.

In 2017, RCI extended the second season (2017-2018) of the ever largest Australia-homeported ship - Ovation of the Seas - by additional 6 cruises or 5 weeks homeporting in Sydney. Ovation was scheduled to make a total of 9 itineraries during the liner's 2nd Sydney-based season (departures November 2017 through February 2018). The newly added roundtrips in 2018 were: 8-night "South Pacific" (departure February 18), 10-night to New Zealand (departures February 26, March 13), 5-night to Tasmania (departure March 8), 3-night sampler Cruise to Nowhere (departure March 23) and the 14-night repositioning cruise to Singapore (departure March 26). The mega liner arrived for the first time in Sydney on December 15, 2016. and was scheduled to leave the homeport on January 23, 2017 and return to China. However, as the large cruise ship had exceeded all the Royal Caribbean Australia's expectations, they decided to add the 4 extra itineraries to meet the market's demand.

For season 2017-2018, Australia's fastest-growing tourism sector suffered a blow with major consequences for NSW's economy as cruise shipping companies started to bypass Port Sydney in favour of Melbourne , Brisbane , Auckland New Zealand and even further (homeporting in Asia instead). The decision for ship re-deploynment was due to Sydney Harbour's Overseas Passenger Terminal incapacity to berth larger vessels.

For season 2017-2018, Australia's 2nd biggest cruise shipping company Royal Caribbean redeployed Voyager of the Seas to Singapore and China for year-round turnaround operations. RCI's ship Radiance of the Seas was also re-scheduled to not stop in Sydney, replacing the port of call with Melbourne and New Zealand. With just Voyager OTS, Port Sydney lost around 65,000 guests a year, which was estimated at approx AUD 32 million in passenger spending.

Australia's biggest cruise shipping company - Carnival Australia , represents a group of 7 brands on the market, the largest of which are P&O Cruises and Princess Cruises . A Carnival also struggles to berth in Sydney NSW, the company moved some of its vessels to Brisbane and Melbourne. For 2018, Carnival Legend had scheduled all 10 itineraries leaving roundtrip from Melbourne. Another Carnival Corporation -owned company - Cunard , was willing to homeport the ship Queen Elizabeth in Sydney for a record -2 month-long Australian season (February through April 2019) - Cunard's ever longest season in Australia. However, while the Cunard's preference was to homeport the ship in Sydney, due to unavailable berths, 3 of the pre-scheduled itineraries were changed for roundtrips from Melbourne.

• Among the suggested solutions for this crisis was for cruise ships to share access to Garden Island with the Royal Australian Navy. Previously, Royal Caribbean (RCCL) was willing to invest tens of millions of dollars in building a new cruise terminal in Botany Bay.
• Season 2017-2018 was the cruise port's record year with scheduled a total of 90 ship visits and over 130,000 passengers and crew. The estimated economic impact was around AUD 30 million.

In March 2022, the NSW government announced plans to upgrade Sydney Harbour with shore-power capabilities . The technology was scheduled to be installed at the facilities White Bay Cruise Terminal and Glebe Island and the facilities to be ready and operational in 2024. For this project wee allocated $60+ million, including for infrastructure upgrades. Shoreside power systems allow the berthed vessels to turn off their diesel engines and use the city grid's electricity for all onboard operations and hotel services.

Sydney cruise terminal

Sydney Harbour (port locode AUSYD) is one of the top cruise ports in the world. It is located on the eastern Australian coast with the Blue Mountains on the west.

Sydney Harbour (aka Port Jackson) has attracted visitors, settlers, business men and traders for a long time. The city of Sydney has a population of more than 4 million and it is the biggest Ozzie city. The harbor has two cruise terminals – the White Bay and the Overseas Passenger Terminal. Three cruise ships can anchor at the same time at Sydney Cruise port terminals.

(NEW) Yarra Bay Cruise Terminal

For 2020 was planned to start the construction works for a new passenger terminal at Yarra Bay (east of Sydney Harbour Bridge). However, these plans were temporary suspended (for 18 months) due to the global Coronavirus pandemic. The health crisis seriously impacted Australia (Sydney mostly) and resulted in worldwide shutdown of all cruise shipping operations.

The Yarra Bay project is an initiative of RCCL-Royal Caribbean, with co-funding from the NSW Government.

White Bay Cruise Terminal

White Bay cruise terminal operates since 2013. It is transformed ro-ro (grain) terminal. The Sydney cruise port terminal is open and large, capable to process more than 2000 tourists. Next to White Bay there is a drop off areas and a short time park zone. The Sydney cruise port terminal can accommodate two vessels at the same time – at pier 4 and pier 5. White Bay is close to the center of Sydney and close to Sydney Harbour Bridge. That makes it unavailable for the biggest cruise vessels due to under Sydney Harbour Bridge height restrictions.

Overseas Passenger Terminal

The second Sydney Cruise port terminal is situated at the Circular Quay. It is very close to main sights in Sydney, just across the Opera House. The building is a modern one with a lot of facilities.

The Overseas Passenger Terminal offers also a breathtaking Sydney Harbour view. The terminal serves larger cruise ships.

The NSW's capital city Sydney is among the high-ranked for quality of life cities and one of the most beautiful vacation travel destinations to visit, so try not to miss:

• The Rocks: historical area with cafes, bars, shops, restaurants and galleries. Explore the Campbells Storehouse, Susannah Place, the Merchants House and Cadman’s Cottage. Next to Circular Quay. Is the Rocks area.
• Sydney Opera House: located on the Sydney Harbor at Bennelong Point. Jørn Utzon is the designer of this world architectural wonder. Its opening was in 1973. It is near the Overseas Passenger Terminal and there you can enjoy amazing opera or ballet performances.
• Royal Botanic Gardens: a green oasis located between the busy downtown and the blue ocean.
• Sydney Harbour Bridge: see the Pylon Lookout or participate in the Sydney Harbour Bridge climb.
• Bondi Beach is great for surfing. Enjoy that beautiful white-sand beach just 45 min away from Circular Quay (by bus 380).

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Where do cruise ships dock in Sydney?

By Red Hat Cruise Cat , November 21, 2010 in Australia & New Zealand

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Cruise ships of all lines dock in Sydney at two locations, each of which can accommodate 1 vessel at a time.

1. Overseas Passenger Terminal - Circular Quay.

2. Wharf 5, Hickson Rd, Darling Harbour.

The following link indicates the Port of Sydney berth allocation by date order for all cruise departures/arrivals.

http://www.sydneyports.com.au/port_operations/cruise_schedule

This list is sorted by date, so it is easy to find your departure/arrival. Look down the list then across to the right, to find the location.

(copied from a previous post on Jun 30/10)

If you are lucky you will dock at the International Passenger Terminal at The Rocks area just to the right of the bridge and overlooking the Opera House. In the pic ^^^ there is ship (Cunard I think) docked there.

Alternatively you will pass under the bridge and dock in Barangaroo.

Either way it's quick and easy walk to Circular Quay and the ferries, shopping and trains.

The ship in the picture (if not changed recently) is the QE2.

Thanks for the link ... I was going to ask the same question

It there any parking near the tent (wharf 5) Wharf 8 was good, you could drop off the bags and have lunch in the pub across the road.

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Cruise ships of all lines dock in Sydney at two locations , each of which can accommodate 1 vessel at a time.

1. Overseas Passenger Terminal - Circular Quay. Mainly for tall ships which cannot fit under the Harbour Bridge. In prime position opposite the Sydney Opera House. This terminal is right in the city.

Public Transport options: Bus number 431 drops you off on George Street outside the OPT precinct Circular Quay train station is located a three minute walk to the OPT building Circular Quay Ferry Station is located a three minute walk to the OPT Building Wynyard Train station is located 783m to the OPT Precinct Taxis available from George Street, in front of the OPT precinct Onsite parking is available via the OPT Wilsons Car Park

From the airport: Purchase a train ticket to Circular Quay at either the Sydney Airport Domestic or International Train Station. Catch the train to Circular Quay. The Sydney Overseas Passenger Terminal is a very short walk from the Circular Quay Station, towards the Sydney Harbour Bridge

2. White Bay has been in operation as of 2013, replacing the former Darling harbor location. For guests arriving at the airport, cruise lines offer transfers by coach to the new terminal. P&O charges AU$22 per person each way, as well as post-cruise transfers from the ship to Central Railway Station for AU$15 per person. Public transportation is at the moment an issue here. The terminal is 6km from the city center.

The best options to reach White Bay are taxi, private transfer (eg. limo, shuttle bus) or drive and leave your car at Wilsons long-term car park.

Captain Cook Cruises has installed in 2015 the first Sydney Harbour mobile passenger terminal pontoon, which will allow cruise passengers to take a charter ferry, a 15 minutes ride, from the city to White Bay.

Sydney Airport is 17km (11 miles), around a 30-minute drive from White Bay. Some cruise lines operate their own airport shuttle (contact your travel agent).

In addition to the two berths listed, occasionally cruise ships dock at the naval base at Garden Island, a little to the east of Circular Quay, especially for very large ships.

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Sightseeing:

Sydney is a definite stop on just about any cruise that travels Down Under and often serves as a starting or ending point for ships that also travel to New Zealand. It is the largest city in Australia, and while many of the nation's cultural and financial institutions are located in Sydney, the city's real draw is its dramatic natural scenery. Although it is a modern city strongly influenced by British roots and current American popular culture, Sydney's real character is derived from its exotic location and brash beauty. Walking through the glass and concrete downtown, known as the Central Business District, you could be in any other Western-culture metropolis -- until a fluorescent red and green lorikeet parrot swoops overhead or an unexpected flash of the brilliant blue harbor appears between the skyscrapers. Any proper visit to Sydney must begin in the harbor, which is both the birthplace of the city and its current iconic centerpiece. The area is called Circular Quay (pronounced "key" by locals). It is hard to imagine a more picturesque setting for a city's heart than this, with the Opera House and harbor Bridge displayed against the inlet's bright water. Sydney spreads across a massive geographic area, but the majority of its most interesting areas can be found near the ocean coast, in the area known as the Eastern suburbs. Oxford Street, the main thoroughfare running east from downtown to the ocean beaches, hosts Sydney's famous gay and lesbian Mardi Gras parade each February and is popular because of its upscale shops and cafes during the rest of the year. Sydney is a well-balanced blend of a big city lifestyle and the laid-back Australian mentality. Although Aussies who hail from other towns often disparage Sydney for its flashiness and hectic pace, urban inconveniences seem minor here compared to places like New York and London. Tourism is a huge industry around Sydney, and locals are accustomed and happy to providing visitors with service, helpful directions and a rousing welcome to the stunning city that they call

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Take a tour of the world-famous Sydney Opera House . There are a handful of varieties (backstage, historic and what is called the "tour de force" for travelers with special interests in architecture, engineering or the arts). Guided tours are conducted between 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. daily. Of course, schedule permitting, travelers can also take in a show. The best way to see the harbor is to get a bird's eye view from the top of the harbor Bridge on a Sydney harbor Bridge Climb -- not your ordinary stroll across a bridge and not just for the young and crazy. The 3.5-hour trek up and down the famous landmark is safe, slow and suitable for people of all ages and fitness levels; you'll don a bridge suit and wear a bridge harness along the ladder-like stairways and narrow catwalks. The climbs are guided tours and are offered during the day as well as at night. There are lots of rules and regulations, including: no kids under 10 (and children aged 10 to 16 must be accompanied by an adult), no women more than 24 weeks pregnant, climbers must wear rubber soled shoes, and all climbers must pass a breath-test (for a blood alcohol limit of less than .05 percent). From the bridge, visitors can walk around the inlet to tour the always-crowded Opera House. It is easy to continue from there through the Royal Botanical Gardens, a collection of flowers and trees overlooking the water, where it is possible to see some of Australia's unique flora without having to leave the city. Mass transit options abound from Circular Quay. Trains (there's a stop across from the terminal) are easily accessed.

Darling Harbour is reachable within a 35-minute (2.6 km/1.6 miles) walking distance from the dock at Circular Quay, or 10-20 minutes driving, depending on the traffic. From the White Bay terminal, it takes only a 5-10 minutes drive to get to Darling Harbour. This waterfront destination is home to some of Sydney's major attractions including Wildlife Sydney Zoo , Sea Life Sydney Aquarium , Madame Tussauds wax museum, Australian National Maritime Museum , Pyrmont Bridge, and others.

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Shopping and food.

Options in Sydney include central areas like Pitt Street Mall, downtown and Castlereagh Street (from Hunter Street to Goulburn Street) for chi-chi designer stores. Also include the aforementioned Rocks and Darling harbor, Oxford Street and Five Ways in Paddington. Sydney also has an excellent collection of weekend outdoor markets. Glebe holds its version every Saturday, while Bondi hosts a market each Sunday.

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Shops and services are generally open Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm and until lunchtime on Saturday. In cities and larger towns, many shops stay open late on Thursday or Friday evening - usually until 9pm - and all day on Saturday. Shopping malls are often open on Sundays as well.

In remote country areas, roadhouses provide all the essential services for the traveler and, on the major highways, are generally open 24 hours a day. In tourist areas, even ones well off the beaten track, tourist offices are often open every day or at least through the week plus weekend mornings; urban information centers are more likely to conform to normal shopping hours.

Tourist attractions such as museums, galleries and attended historic monuments, are often open daily, though those in rural communities may have erratic opening hours.

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Booked a cruise from Sydney ? Sydney’s Cruise Ship Terminals are just a hop, skip and jump away from the best the city has to offer.

Sydney has two dedicated cruise ship terminals: the Sydney Overseas Passenger Terminal and the White Bay Cruise Terminal. The Sydney Overseas Passenger Terminal is located in Circular Quay, the hub of the city, while the White Bay Cruise Terminal is a little further from the city and is designed for mid-sized ships – ones that can pass under the Sydney Harbour Bridge.

Getting to and from

If you’re leaving or arriving at the Overseas Passenger Terminal Pier in Circular Quay , you’re spoilt for choice with transport options. In Circular Quay, you'll find trains (City Rail), buses, taxis and the City Ferries to take you almost anywhere in and around the city.

Sydney’s Kingsford International Airport is 13 kilometres from the terminal, which is about 30 minutes in a taxi. But be sure to allow enough time for traffic, especially at peak commuting times. You can be dropped off and picked up via George Street and Argyle Street, but there’s no short or long-term parking at the terminal itself.

The White Bay Cruise Terminal at Rozelle is only 6 kilometres from the centre of Sydney and 17 kilometres from the airport. There is short-term parking and access to the terminal via James Craig Road.

What you'll find at the terminals

Sydney’s Overseas Passenger Terminal has an ATM, passenger lifts, escalators and toilets. While there are no foreign exchange and post facilities, these are easily found in Circular Quay.

Sydney’s White Bay Cruise Terminal has toilets, public payphones, an ATM and a cafe. However, there is no post office, foreign exchange office, or Wi-Fi access.

While neither terminal offers duty free shopping, your cruise ship will undoubtedly have plenty for you to enjoy. Both cruise terminals have wheelchair access to the ships and terminal.

Spend a few hours in Sydney

Sydney is Australia’s first and biggest city, and it’s jaw dropping – so plan to stay for a couple of days before or after your cruise. If you only have a few hours to spare, explore the shops, cafes and galleries around the bustling harbour and nearby historic Rocks precinct,

Sydney is known for its fresh seafood, so dine al fresco at one of the many shoreline restaurants and watch the yachts, catamarans and tall ships jostle with the colourful ferries. Or take to the water yourself on a jet boat adrenaline ride or Sydney Explorer “Hop on Hop off” Harbour Cruise.

Got more time? Explore further afield

If you've got more time (ideally a day or two), why not explore further afield? Kids will love a visit to the local Taronga Zoo to meet the wombats, echidnas and koalas, or take them to the child-friendly Manly Beach for a gelato. Both are within easy reach of Circular Quay by ferry.

Take a walk in the Royal Botanic Gardens, which are filled with native plants and interesting wildlife, including white sulphur-crested cockatoos. The nearby Museum of Contemporary Art (MCA) is the perfect place to spend a cultural afternoon and has free entry.

For the more adventurous, there’s always a scenic flight around the harbour or along the Pacific coastline. Seaplanes leave from Rose Bay, a short ferry ride away, and are a great way to begin your holiday in style!

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Sydney, Australia cruise ship port calendar shows all scheduled arrival and departure dates in a timetable format. The cruise calendar displays the ship’s estimated time of arrival including related information such as how crowded is the port, as well as the ship’s next port-of-call.

The following timetable provides valuable information and keeps track of the future cruise ship arrivals from all major cruise lines. In order to find out more about the cruise ship itineraries such as ports, dates, and arrival/departure times just follow the ship’s link.

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• Pacific Adventure 3.174 passengers 29 Apr 2024 - 06:30
• Coral Princess 2.400 passengers 30 Apr 2024 - 06:00
• Pacific Adventure 3.174 passengers 03 May 2024 - 06:30
• Pacific Adventure 3.174 passengers 06 May 2024 - 06:30
• Carnival Splendor 3.619 passengers 06 May 2024 - 06:30
• Pacific Adventure 3.174 passengers 10 May 2024 - 06:30
• Pacific Adventure 3.174 passengers 13 May 2024 - 06:30
• Carnival Splendor 3.619 passengers 16 May 2024 - 06:30
• Carnival Splendor 3.619 passengers 19 May 2024 - 06:30
• Pacific Adventure 3.174 passengers 23 May 2024 - 06:30
• Pacific Adventure 3.174 passengers 26 May 2024 - 06:30
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• Pacific Adventure 3.174 passengers 07 Jun 2024 - 06:30
• Carnival Splendor 3.619 passengers 07 Jun 2024 - 06:30
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• Carnival Splendor 3.619 passengers 11 Jun 2024 - 06:30
• Pacific Adventure 3.174 passengers 14 Jun 2024 - 06:30
• Pacific Adventure 3.174 passengers 17 Jun 2024 - 06:30
• Carnival Splendor 3.619 passengers 28 Apr 2024 - 16:00
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NSW Formulating Sydney Berth Plan

• October 16, 2017

There are no surprises in Sydney as 2017-2018 is a record cruise season with seven maiden calls and more expected in the coming years.

“Currently Sydney has more demand from the largest cruise ships than we have capacity for during the summer peak season,” said a port authority spokesperson, in a prepared statement. Last season, 336 ships called.

Among the key highlights is the first visit ever from AIDA as the AIDAcara will call on her world cruise.

“There will be an increase from 12 to around 20 international transit calls in 2017-2018 reflecting the growth in this sector. There is ample capacity at White Bay Cruise Terminal to accept visits from these smaller, boutique ships,” said the spokesperson.

Norwegian Cruise Line is also back for a second consecutive season, extending its operation in Australia further into the spring.

The NSW Government recently formed a cruise industry reference group that has a big goal: figure out a place for additional cruise ship capacity east of the harbor bridge. A full plan is expected by the end of 2017.

Other ideas include a revamped berth allocation system, rewarding repeat customers. There is yet another plan to speed up turnarounds so two ships can be turned within a 24-hour period at the Overseas Passenger Terminal.

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Terminal facilities include :

• escalators and passenger lifts
• access for wheelchairs
• coffee and snacks
• nearby long-term parking, post office and foreign exchange

Getting there

Circular Quay train and ferry terminals are a convenient two minute walk from the cruise terminal. Railway stations at Sydney Airport international and domestic terminals provide direct access to Circular Quay. Extensive public transport and taxi services facilitate easy passenger movement to the city and suburbs. Ask your cruise line for more information about the area.

White Bay Cruise Terminal, Sydney

Sydney’s newest terminal, located close to the famous Anzac Bridge, is a modern facility catering to all cruise needs. The terminal boasts great views of Glebe Island, Darling Harbour and the Sydney skyline. The space has been designed to incorporate conferences, shows and private functions along with convenient facilities for visiting cruise ship passengers.

• public payphones
• state of the art bathrooms
• convenient access by public transport
• wheelchair access
• easy access to Sydney Harbour and city sights

The White Bay terminal is located off James Craig Road, Rozelle. It has direct transport links to the city. On cruise ship days, the terminal is only accessible to public vehicles through James Craig Road via The Crescent, not by Robert Street in Balmain.

Cruise Ships in Melbourne

Melbourne is well known as Australia’s cultural and sports capital. Boasting impressive theatres, galleries, historic architecture and fine cafes, Melbourne remains a favourite city with travellers from around the world. Cruise ships dock at Port Phillip Bay, just three kilometres from the CBD, leaving plenty of time to take in all that this vibrant city has to offer.

Station Pier: Melbourne Cruise Port, Melbourne

Originally called Railway Pier, and opened in 1854, the Melbourne cruise port has evolved to become an increasingly significant arrival destination for ships from around the globe. The heritage listed pier coordinates all arrival and departure needs for travellers to and from Melbourne. The cruise port has berths for two ships and is in itself a highlight. Melbourne is an extravaganza of culture, dining, quality cafes and up-market shopping, and the famous Melbourne trams.

• easy access to free shuttle service
• tram service
• toilet facilities
• lounge facilities
• gift shop and visitor information
• views of Port Phillip Bay and the city

Station Pier, the Melbourne cruise ship terminal, is located at Waterfront Place, Port Melbourne, just off Beach Street. Passengers can purchase a myki Visitor Value Pack to use the public transportation system to reach Port Melbourne or explore the city. From Melbourne Tullamarine International Airport, passengers can ride the SkyBus airport shuttle service to the Southern Cross station at no cost. From there, they can hop on the Route 109 tram to Port Melbourne. Taxi services are also easily located in all parts of the city. Your cruise line will provide detailed information about getting around Station Pier.

Let me know which cruise ship terminal is your favourite in Sydney and Melbourne!

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Where does Celebrity Solstice dock on Jan 31. 2019 in Sydney ?

Hi Micheal,

You can check it here: https://www.portauthoritynsw.com.au/cruise/cruise-schedule/

Celebrity Solstice Arrival: 31-Jan-2019 06:30 (Thu) Departure:31-Jan-2019 18:45 (Thu) Berth name:Overseas Passenger Terminal

But keep an eye on the cruise schedule because it can change.

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Sydney Hotels near Overseas Passenger Terminal and White Bay Cruise Port

Sydney in Australia

Sydney is the oldest and largest city of Australia, located on the east coastline of New South Wales. It’s an exciting and vibrant city, situated in New South Wales, world famous for its shimmering skyline and the iconic Opera House, the symbol of both Sydney and Australia.

Book now reaonably priced pre or post cruise hotels, apartments and hostels near the Port of Sydney in New South Wales Australia. Stay overnight in the Rocks district, near the passenger terminals, airport, Bondi Beach,… Best deals (also last minute rates).

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Cruise Port of Sydney in Australia

Cruise ships sailing into Sydney harbour, dock in the heart of the city close to major sights and tourist attractions. Depending on size, ocean liners tie up at two different spots.

Larger vessels anchor at Overseas Passenger Cruise Terminal (OPT) at Circular Quay , the cruise berth located adjacent to The Rocks. Smaller cruise ships that can sail underneath Sydney Harbour Bridge dock at the White Bay Cruise Terminal , located near the iconic Anzac Bridge.

It’s recommened to stay in CBD (downtown) , from where both cruise passenger terminals can easily be reached by taxi or train (only Circular Quay). Popular areas are The Rocks, Darling Harbour and the City Centre. Most properties are only a short taxi ride away from the port .

• Overseas Passenger Terminal
• White Bay Cruise Terminal
• Nearest Airport
• Exciting and Vibrant City

Situated in the CBD (Central Business District), overlooking the iconic Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge.

Unique accommodation set alongside the Sydney Harbour Bridge, Rocks precinct.

Cheaper accommodation with views of Darling Harbour, located in Sydney’s CBD district, within easy reach of the port.

Sydney in Australia is a premier cruising destination, offering first class facilities for cruise passengers and great value hotels.

Main gateway to this New South Wales capital is Sydney’s Kingsford Smith International Airport , the primary hub for Qantas and located next to Botany Bay, approximately 6 km or 4 miles from the city centre. Both terminals are within 30 minutes of the international airport.

Overseas Passenger Pier and White Bay Cruise Terminal (Wharf)

Overseas Passenger Cruise Terminal OPT (Circular Quay) — across from the Opera House. Larger Ships dock here.

Mainly all ships from Royal Caribbean, Celebrity Cruises, Princess Cruises and Carnival Cruise Line dock here.

Entry to the modern facility is off George Street onto Argyle Street, Circular Quay. The train station and ferry port is a short walk away (2 minutes) where trains, ferries, buses and taxis are available 24 hours, 7 days a week. The historic “The Rocks” is ony a short walk away.

Facilities include an ATM, toilets, wheelchair access and on-site restaurant. It’s not possible to park at the facility on ship days.

Nearest area from Circular Quay, Overseas Passenger Terminal is historic Rocks district.

Hotel Properties here are only a few minutes away from the terminal. Some offer splendid views of the Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge. Within walking distance are the Museum of Contemporary Art, Royal Botanical Gardens, harbourfront and several dining and nightlife options. Many properties feature a swimming pool.

From a cheap hotel near the airport, to a affordable or 5 star accommodation in the heart of the city near the Opera House, we can offer the best rates for accommodations in Sydney Australia.

Pier Address — Overseas Passenger Terminal, West Circular Quay, The Rocks, Sydney Australia

web: sydneyports.com.au

phone: +61 2 9296 4999Call: +61 2 9296 4999

fax: +61 2 9296 4742

email: [email protected]

White Bay Cruise Terminal – Wharf 5 at Darling Harbour in Bangaroo — Smaller and mid-size vessels will tie up at this facility.

The terminal is 6km or 4mi from downtown CBD area (Circular Quay) and 17km or 10mi from Sydney International Airport, located in the residential suburbs outside the city. There is no train station, a direct bus stop or nearby hotels.

You can get to the terminal by taxi from downtown or shuttle (often offered by the cruise line) from the Central station. Nearest bus stop with access to White Bay cruise terminal is on Robert street near Victoria Rd. It is then about a 2 kilometer walk to the terminal (not recommended).

Facilities include an ATM, toilets, wheelchair access and a food and beverage kiosk. There is no foreign exchange or post office on-site. Short term parking is available at the terminal building, but long-term parking is not permitted.

Pier Address — White Bay Cruise Terminal, access via James Craig Road, Rozelle

web: whitebay5.com.au

A third location for ships is beyond the Sydney Opera House. Ships transport passengers to Darling Harbour via tender boats.

Car Parking

Neither the OPT or White Bay terminals have attached parking lots, however parking is possible in the area.

Other major Australian departure ports include Brisbane Queensland , Cairns , Perth (Fremantle) , Port Adelaide and Darwin.

Nearest airport – Kingsford Smith International

Kingsford Smith International Airport — the main international airport is located approximately 8 miles or 13 km from both terminals. Kingsford Smith is the primary gateway and busiest airport of Australia.

You can get to the city centre and piers by taxi, which takes around 25 to 30 minutes.

Airport Link to Overseas Passenger Terminal – From the airport you can also take the Airport Link train to Circular railway station (nearby OPT). Travel time is 20 minutes. The Sydney Overseas Passenger Terminal is a very short walk from the Circular Quay Station, towards the Sydney Harbour Bridge.

Another option is to pre book a limo company or shuttle service. There are many transport operators that stop at several hotels along the way.

Exciting and Vibrant City in New South Wales – Photogenic Beaches

Sydney is the oldest and largest city of Australia, located on the east coastline of New South Wales.

It’s an exciting and vibrant city, situated in New South Wales, world famous for its shimmering skyline and the iconic Opera House, the symbol of both Sydney and Australia. Stay in downtown Sydney pre or post cruise hotels or self contained apartments and you are close to all fascinating sights this city has to offer.

Sydney Australia — the majestic Sydney Harbour Bridge is the world’s tallest steel arch bridge. Nicknamed “The Coathanger”, it connects the north and south shore. From Pylon Lookout you have a magnificent view of the harbor. Don’t miss a world class performance at the famous Sydney Opera House, an architectural masterpiece with sail-like curves located in Circular Quay.

Stroll along the waterfront promenade in Circular Quay, home to fine shops, great restaurants, street cafés and the Museum of Contemporary Art . The Royal Botanic Gardens are also located here.

Ascent Australia’s highest building, The Sydney Tower, and savour the fantastic views from the observation level. Sydney’s tallest structure soars 1,000 feet (305 m). Take a ride in one of the cross harbour ferries or enjoy a scenic boat cruise around the harbour for the best views of the city.

Look for bargains at one of the gift shops in The Rocks district, rich in history and unique colonial buildings. Located at Sydney Cove, this area is well known for its pubs, restaurants, 5 star hotels, galleries and museums. The Rocks is also the site of Australia’s first permanent European settlement.

Learn about Aboriginal maritime cultures and European Sea travel to Australia, at the Australian National Maritime Museum . Don’t forget to explore the fleet of historic vessels moored at the wharves.

Sydney is blessed with some of the world’s most photogenic beaches. There are well over 100 beaches in the city. Famous golden sandy beaches such as Bondi Beach, Bilgola and Coogee, are only a short distance away from your hotel or self catering apartment.

Looking for a Cheap Hotel – Where to Stay ?

Most cruise passengers choose to stay in Sydney’s CBD city centre area.

A more reasonably priced area is North Sydney , located just over the north side of the Harbour Bridge . You can easy access the city centre by train, or also you can walk over the bridge to get into the city. 

Beach enthusiasts can consider a stay near Bondi Beach . Staying near the airport can be very convenient if you have an early or late flight.

Australia’s currency is the Australian dollar (AUD).

Cruise Lines

Cruise Lines — currently sailing from Sydney harbour are ships from among P&O Cruises Australia , Princess Cruises, Royal Caribbean International (RCL), Celebrity, Holland America Line (HAL), Crystal, Costa, Cunard Line, Oceania, Regent Seven Seas, Seabourn, and Silversea. Sydney is Australia’s main cruise port .

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Port Of Miami

"Port of Miami – Dodge Island

1015 N. America Way

Miami, FL 33132

Port of Miami website

Parking Information

To learn more about parking rates, payment methods, or disabled parking permit rates and exemptions, please visit the PortMiami Parking page for the latest information.

Terminal Information

Terminal A is the home terminal for all Oasis Class vessels when sailing out of PortMiami. All other ships, please consult your email communication and directional signage once you arrive to PortMiami.

From Miami International Airport (7 miles):

Via Port Tunnel: Take 836 East through the toll. Continue onto FL836 E/I-395 E, then keep right to merge onto MacArthur Causeway.

Use the left 2 lanes to take the exit towards Port of Miami Tunnel and follow the signs to your pier terminal.

Via Port Bridge: Take 836 East through the toll. Exit at US1 N.E. 2nd Avenue/Biscayne Boulevard, proceed straight through one light, and then turn right at the second light onto Biscayne Boulevard (US1).

Stay in your left-hand lane and turn left into the Port of Miami on N.E. 5th Street.

Drive across the bridge and follow signs to your pier terminal. From Ft. Lauderdale International (26 miles):

Via Port Tunnel: Take I-95 South to Exit 2D toward I-395 E/Miami Beach. Merge onto MacArthur Causeway.

Use the left 2 lanes to take the exit towards Port of Miami Tunnel and follow the signs for your pier terminal.

Via Port Bridge: Take I-95 South to Exit 3B, N.W. 8th Street.

Turn left onto 5th Street and continue straight until you reach the Port of Miami entrance.

Drive across the bridge and follow signs to your pier terminal.

Bus Information

Our Florida Bus Program is provided by Cruise Connection of Florida. For rates, availability and pick up locations, please contact our Reservations center at (800) 327-6700.

* All rates and prices are subject to change.

** Celebrity Cruises is not responsible for theft or damage to vehicles."

Port Everglades

1850 Eller Drive

Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33316

Celebrity Cruises Directions to Fort Lauderdale (Everglades) Cruise Terminal:

From Fort Lauderdale International Airport (5 miles):

Exit the airport and follow signs for I-595 East/Port Everglades. Continue to the last exit on I-595 East and follow the signs to Port Everglades. This will automatically take you to the Port Everglades security entrance. From there, follow the directional signs for your designated ship's pier terminal.

From Miami International Airport (30 miles):

Take 836 East to I-95 North.

Exit I-95 North at 595 East.

Follow 595 to the end; then follow the Port Everglades signs.

After dropping off your checked luggage at the pier terminal with the porters and cruise line representative, proceed to the appropriate parking garage for that terminal. Rates are $15 USD per day for the regular vehicles and $19 for the oversized vehicles (rates subject to change without notice by the Port Authority). For additional information or vehicle size restrictions, please contact USA Parking at (954)468-3680.

Security at the Pier

Please expect delays related to security and immigration procedures when arriving at the pier to board the ship. These procedures have been designed for your safety and all attempts will be made to expedite you through the process as quickly as possible.

For any day of travel concerns you may have, please contact us at (800) 256-6649 or (305) 539-4107.

Our Florida Bus Program is provided by Cruise Connection of Florida. For rates, availability and pick up locations, please contact their Reservations center at (800) 327-6700.

** Celebrity Cruises is not responsible for theft or damage to vehicles.

Port Canaveral

Port and Terminal Information

Port Canaveral Orlando is located at 445 Challenger Road. There are multiple terminals in Port Canaveral for Celebrity Cruises Ships.

Cruise Terminal #1

9050 Discovery Road

Cape Canaveral, Florida 32920

Cruise Terminal #5

9245 Charles M Rowland Dr

Cruise Terminal #6

9241 Charles M Rowland Dr

Before arriving to the port, check your cruise documents to make sure which is the Terminal your ship will be departing from.

Once you have arrived at Port Canaveral follow the signage throughout the port to your ship's terminal assignment.

Celebrity Cruises Directions to Orlando (Port Canaveral), Florida Cruise Terminal:

From Orlando International Airport (MCO):

Apporximately 45 minutes west of Port Canaveral.

Take the North exit from the airport, staying to the right on SR 528 East.

Take SR 528 East all the way to Port Canaveral.

Upon approaching the port area, follow the signs indicating Port Canaveral Cruise Terminals.

From Melbourne International Airport (MLB):

Approximately 25 miles (40 minutes) south of Port Canaveral.

Exit east (left) out of the airport onto NASA boulevard and follow to U.S. Highway 1.

Turn left (north) onto U.S. Highway 1.

Travel approximately 20 minutes on U.S. Highway 1 passed the intersection of S.R. 520 in Cocoa about one mile to the S.R. 528 exit.

Exit and travel east on SR. 528 for approximately 10 miles, crossing the Indian River, Nerritt Island and the Banana River to reach Port Canaveral.

From Orlando Sanford International Airport (SFB):

Approximately 1 hour northwest of Port Canaveral.

Exit the airport south to the Central Florida Greenway (Toll Road 417).

Go south 23 miles to S.R. 528 (the Beach line Expressway) eastbound exit.

Go east (37 miles) to the Port.

From Space Coast Regional Airport (TIX):

Located about 20 minutes from the Port in Titusville FL.

Exit and drive east three blocks

Turn south onto U.S. Highway 1 to the Beach line Expressway (S.R. 528) and follow this east to the Port.

From Daytona Beach International Airport (DAB):

Located about 75 miles north of Port Canaveral.

Take I-95 south to S.R. 528 East and follow to the Port

Port Canaveral no longer offers pre-paid parking. Please pay to park at your cruise terminal's designated parking area and simply take a short walk to your ship; no need for shuttles. RV parking is available at each cruise terminal.

3 Nights/4 Days - $68.00

4 Nights/5 Days - $85.00

5 Nights/6 Days - $102.00

6 Nights/7 Days - $119.00

7 Nights/8 Days - $136.00

8 Nights/9 Days - $153.00

Disabled Parking spaces are available and the fee is waived for vehicles transporting certain persons who have disabilities that:

Have special equipment, such as ramps, lifts, foot or hand controls for use by a disabled person

Display a Florida Toll Exemption Permit as explained in s. 316.1964, Florida Statutes

Display a Florida Disabled Veteran (DV) license plate issued under s. 320.084; s. 320.0842; or s. 320.0845, Florida Statutes

Parking agents will not grant parking waivers for any other reason than the ones listed above.

*Rates May Vary based on seasonality, day fo the week, time of booking, length of stay and availability.

Port of Cape Liberty

4 Port Terminal Boulevard

Bayonne, N.J. 07002-5038

Celebrity Cruises Directions to Cape Liberty, New Jersey Cruise Terminal:

From Newark International Airport (9 miles):

Exit the airport, following signs to the NJ Turnpike.

Take the NJ Turnpike to exit 14A.

Pay toll at exit and continue straight (after traffic light onto bridge) onto Route 440.

Follow signs for Route 440 South.

Continue on Route 440 South to Port Terminal Blvd.

Turn left at Port Terminal Blvd. (there is a traffic light at the intersection).

This is the entrance for the "Peninsula at Bayonne Harbor" or the old "Military Ocean Terminal Bayonne."

Continue straight and approach the guard gate.

Continue past the guard gate and follow the signs to the cruise terminal.

From NJ Turnpike north or south:

From NYC, via the Lincoln Tunnel:

Take the Lincoln Tunnel to New Jersey.

Follow I-495 West to the NJ Turnpike/I-95.

Take the NJ Turnpike south to Exit 14A - Bayonne. Follow directions above from Exit 14A.

From NYC, via the Holland Tunnel:

Take the Holland Tunnel to New Jersey.

Take the NJ Turnpike west to exit 14A. Follow directions above from Exit 14 A.

From the West, via I-80:

Take I-80 East to I-95 South

Take the NJ Turnpike south to Exit 14A- Bayonne. Follow directions above from Exit 14A.

From the west, via I-78:

Take I-78 East directly to the NJ Turnpike.

Take the NJ Turnpike east to Exit 14A- Bayonne. Follow directions above from Exit 14A.

From the east/Staten Island/Long Island:

Take the Verrazano Narrows Bridge into Staten Island.

Take I-278 West.

Take Route 440 North to and over the Bayonne Bridge.

Continue on Route 440 North approximately 3 miles.

Make a right into the Bayonne Ocean Terminal.

From the Bronx/Connecticut/New England:

Proceed to and across the George Washington Bridge.

Follow signs for the New Jersey Turnpike/I-95 South.

From Westchester County:

Take I-684 South to I-287 West

Take I-287 West to I-87 South.

Follow signs to and over the George Washington Bridge.

From Rockland County:

Take the Palisades Parkway South to I-80 West.

Follow signs for the New JerseyTurnpike/I-95 South.

Transportation

Take the PATH Rapid Transit System train from Manhattan to Jersey City or Hoboken.

Outside the PATH Station, take the NJ Hudson-Bergen Light Rail train to Bayonne.

Get off at the 34th Street Station in Bayonne.

You are now directly across Route 440 from the Peninsula at Bayonne Harbor, which includes the Cape Liberty Cruise Port.

Call one of the three Bayonne taxi cab companies to drive you to the cruise port, which is about two miles east of the Light Rail line.

East Coast regional Motorcoach Program (a service provided by Entertainment Tours) - call (800) 310-9900 for reservations or book online. Please contact Entertainment Tours for rates and pick up locations.

From the Port Authority Bus Terminal, take the 119 bus to Bayonne. The 119 bus travels along Kennedy Boulevard into Bayonne and stops on request every three blocks. When you reach 33rd Street and Kennedy Boulevard in Bayonne, you will be at the closest point on the bus route to the cruise port. Call one of the three Bayonne cab companies to drive you to the cruise port, which is about three miles east of Kennedy Boulevard.

The 99S bus travels along Kennedy Boulevard into Bayonne and stops on request every three blocks.

When you reach 33rd Street and Kennedy Boulevard in Bayonne, you will be at the closest point on the bus route to the cruise port.

Call one of the three Bayonne taxi cab companies to drive you to the cruise port, which is about three miles east of Kennedy Boulevard.

A safe and secure parking facility is conveniently located adjacent to the cruise terminal. Parking fees are $30 per day including all taxes*. Cash and major credit cards are accepted. No reservations are necessary and parking is guaranteed.

Oversized vehicles, such as campers and RV’s, that occupy more than one space, will be charged double the normal rate.

The height restriction of the garage is 7’ 4”. There is an open lot adjacent to the parking garage to accommodate vehicles with height restrictions.

Port of Tampa Bay

Please verify cruising intinerary for cruise terminal.

Port of Tampa Bay, Terminal 2:

651 Channelside Drive

Tampa, Florida 33602

Port of Tampa Bay, Terminal 3:

815 Channelside Drive

Celebrity Cruises Directions to Tampa, Florida Cruise Terminal:

From Tampa International Airport (10 miles):

Exit the Airport and follow signs to I-275 North.

I-275 merges with I-4 East.

Take I-4 East to Exit #1 (Ybor City).

Go south on 21st Street, turn right on Adamo Drive (Hwy 60).

Turnleft (south) on Channelside Drive.

Cruise Terminal 3 main entrance is approximately 5 blocks South on Channelside Drive.

Entrance is on the left at Cumberland Street.

In the event of a last minute change in pier assignments, signage will indicate the assigned terminal for your particular ship.

A parking garage is located at 810 Channelside Drive, across the street from Terminal 3. The parking fee is approximately $15 per day (subject to change), and is payable upon entry into the parking area in the form of cash or credit card. For additional parking information please call (813) 905-7678.

Port of Vancouver

Canada Place Cruise Terminal

999 Canada Place

British Columbia, Canada V6C 3T4

Celebrity Cruises Directions to Vancouver, British Columbia Cruise Terminal:

From Vancouver International Airport (16 miles, 45-minute drive):

When entering Vancouver via Oak Street, follow North to Park Drive.

Turn left onto Park Drive and then take a right onto Granville Street.

Follow Granville Street over the Granville Street Bridge and take Seymour Street exit.

Proceed North to Cordova Street.

Turn left and follow two blocks to stoplight, turn right on Howe Street.

Follow straight to ramp entering Canada Place Pier.

From Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (162 miles, 4-hour drive):

Leaving Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, follow the signs marked Freeways after exiting airport arrival terminals.

Enter Eastbound Highway 518 (also marked I-5) moving into the left lane, and exit to I-5 North.

Proceed North on I-5 to the U.S/Canada Border where you will need to stop and pass through Customs.

From Customs continue North, you are now on Highway 99. Cross Oak Street Bridge, turn left on Broadway, turn right on Granville, cross bridge and move to left lane.

Exit to Seymour Street.

Turn left on Cordova and right on Howe to the pier.

For reservations, information and rates please contact Vinci Park Canada Place, Vancouver at (866) 856 - 8080 or visit the Port of Vancouver website for additional information.

Port of Seattle

Smith Cove Cruise Terminal 91

2001 West Garfield Street

Seattle, WA. 98199

Port of Seattle website

Celebrity Cruises Directions to Seattle, Washington Cruise Terminal:

From I-5 South:

Head north on I-5 and follow signs to the Mercer Street Exit

Take exit 167 (left-side off-ramp) to Mercer Street

Take a right turn on to Fairview Avenue North (400 feet)

Take a left turn on Valley Street (0.18 miles)

Valley Street bends to the left and becomes Broad Street (0.75 miles)

Turn right to Denny Way (0.32 miles)

Bend right to Western Avenue (0.22 miles)

Western joins Elliott Avenue West (1.18 miles)

Follow signs to Magnolia Bridge

Turn right at 14th Ave West (signal light intersection) (0.14 miles)

Stay to the right and follow ramp joining the Magnolia Bridge (West Garfield Street) (0.35 miles)

Exit right. Follow signs to Smith Cove Park (0.55 miles) and Cruise Terminal

Turn right at bottom of ramp and follow signs for cruise terminal parking or cruise terminal

From I-5 North:

Head south on I-5 and follow the signs to the Mercer Street Exit

Take exit 167 to Mercer Street (right-hand off-ramp)

Take a right turn on to Fairview Avenue North ( 400 feet)

Exit right. Follow signs to “Smith Cove Park” (0.55 miles) and Cruise Terminal

Parking is available via a remote lot at the terminal, which is served by shuttle bus. Space for luggage will be available on the Shuttle. Reservations for parking are recommended. For reservations, parking fee information, and parking lot maps, please log onto the Republic Parking website or call (206) 783-4144, ext. 1113.

Port of Boston

Raymond L. Flynn Black Falcon Cruise Terminal

1 Black Falcon Avenue

Boston, MA 02210

Celebrity Cruises Directions to Boston, Massachusetts Cruise Terminal:

From Logan International Airport (4 miles):

Exit Logan Airport to the Ted Williams Tunnel (I-90) ($3 toll).

Follow signs for the Ted Williams Tunnel.

From the right lane, take the first exit – Exit 25/South Boston.

At the traffic lights, you will be at Congress Street.

Continue forward onto B Street.

At the next signal, turn right onto Seaport Boulevard which turns into Northern Ave.

Continue on Northern Avenue for approx ¼ mile then turn right to Tide Street and an immediate left onto Drydock Avenue.

Follow Drydock Avenue as it turns right at the end of the Boston Design Center.

Turn right again onto Black Falcon Avenue, traveling straight to the stop sign, where you will be directed by Port Officers for either passenger drop-off or to the parking garage.

Long-term parking is available. The city parking garage (EDIC) is located across the street from the Ray Flynn Cruisport. It is a space available, covered facility. The daily fee is $16 per day (subject to charge) and is payable with cash or credit card (Visa or MasterCard) when you enter the garage.

Prior to parking your vehicle, please proceed first to the cruise terminal for luggage and guest drop off. After parking the vehicle, it's a short walk back to the cruise terminal.

For any day of travel concerns you may have, please contact our local cruise line representative, Destination New England at (857) 496-1663 or us at (800) 256-6649 or (305) 539-4107.

For additional information on the Raymond L. Flynn Black Falcon Cruise Terminal visit the Port of Boston's website.

Port of Honolulu

Port of Honolulu - Pier 2

521 Ala Moana Blvd,

Honolulu, HI 96813

Celebrity Cruises Directions to Honolulu, Hawaii Cruise Terminal:

From Honolulu International Airport (HNL) to pier - 6 miles, approximately 30 minutes:

Go north on Rogers Boulevard toward N Nimitz Highway for 0.1 miles

Turn right onto Highway 92 N Himitz Highway for 5 miles

Nimitz Highway becomes Ala Moana Boulevard

Turn right on Channel Street across from the Restaurant Row area

Once on Channel Street, the cruise terminal is on the right-hand side

From Waikiki to pier:

Travel on Ala Wai Boulevard heading west

Turn left onto Lipeepee Street, then turn right onto Hobron Lane

Turn right onto Ala Moana Boulevard. (Hotels along Ala Moana Boulevard start here)

Turn left on Channel Street (across from Restaurant Row area)

Once on Channel Street the cruise terminal is on the right hand side

Note: If using Google Maps, be sure to search “Pier 2 Cruise Ship Terminal.” Google Maps has mistakenly listed another “Pier 2” that appears 4 miles away from the cruise ship terminal.

No parking information is available.

Port of Seward

Seward Passenger Ship Terminal

Alaska Railroad Dock

Seward, AK 99664

Celebrity Cruises Directions to Seward, Alaska Cruise Terminal:

From Anchorage Airport (130 miles):

Take International Airport Road east until you reach Minnesota Drive.

Take a right on Minnesota Drive and follow the signs to Seward Highway South.

Once on Seward Highway, you’ll travel approximately 130 miles to Seward.

Once in Seward, follow the signs to the Alaska Railroad Dock.

You will also be able to see the ship terminal from the highway on your left as you enter Seward.

For directions to the Hospitality Center in Anchorage please call (907) 278-8070.

Long term parking is not available.

Port of Los Angeles

San Pedro World Cruise Terminal

100 Swinford Street

San Pedro, CA 90731

Celebrity Cruises Directions to the Los Angeles, California Cruise Terminal:

From Los Angeles International Airport

Take the 110 Freeway South towards San Pedro.

Exit at Harbor Boulevard (same exit as the Vincent Thomas Bridge).

Stay to the right - Harbor Boulevard (Do not go over the bridge.)

At the light, cross over the main road, turning right into the "World Cruise Terminal."

Follow the directions to parking and passenger drop-off.

Parking is available for $18 a day. No reservations are required. A shuttle is offered to the cruise ship terminals.

Port of San Juan

Pan American Pier 1 East

Calle Lindbergh

San Juan, 00901, Puerto Rico

Pan American Pier 1 West

Calle Tadeo Rivera

Celebrity Cruises Directions to San Juan, Puerto Rico Cruise Terminal:

From Luis Munoz Marin International Airport (8 miles):

Exit the Airport to San Juan taking the middle lane on Baldorioty Ave.

This avenue will take you to New and Old San Juan.

Once you are at the end of the avenue you will find a traffic light.

On the right you will see the Condado Lagoon and on your left you will see the Yacht Club.

This is a one-way road.

Stay in the left lane and follow the signs directing to San Juan or the Convention Centre.

Keep to your left and make a U-turn whenever possible.

After the turn, remain on the right hand side and continue forward past the Yacht Club, Sizzlers Restaurant.

At the corner make a right, continue to the traffic light.

Make a right hand turn at the next right.

Follow the road to the entrance of the pier.

Parking is not available.

Port of Barcelona

Port of Barcelona D'Adossat Terminal

Moll Adossat

1, 08039 Barcelona, Spain

Celebrity Cruises Directions to Barcelona, Spain Cruise Terminal:

From El Prat International Airport (BCN) to pier (10 miles, about 40 minutes):

Exit the airport and take the road to Barcelona City.

Once there, take the Ronda Litoral Highway and take the exit marked PUERTO.

Turn right and then follow the signs indicating PUERTO.

Ships are berthed at Adossat Terminal (Moll Adossat).

For any day of travel concerns you may have, please contact our local cruise line representative Intercruises at +34.93.301 2244 or us at (800) 256-6649 or (305) 539-4107.

** Celebrity Cruises is not responsible for theft or damage to vehicles

Port of Singapore

Marina Bay Cruise Centre Singapore (MBCCS)

61 Marina Coastal Drive, Singapore

Please verify cruising intinerary for cruise terminal. See below for detailed information on check in, baggage drop off, driving directions and parking at this terminal.

Celebrity Cruises Directions to the Singapore Cruise Terminal:

Coming from AYE (towards Changi Airport)

Take Exit 2 on MCE/Central Boulevard

Keep right towards Marina Boulevard

Turn right at Marina Boulevard to Marina Coastal Drive

Destination is on your left after Marina South Pier

Coming from MCE (from Changi Airport)

Take Exit 3 on MCE/Marina Coastal Drive

Turn LEFT onto Marina Coastal Drive

Destination is on your LEFT after Marina South Pier

For your comfort and convenience we recommend you arrive at the Marina Bay Cruise Centre Singapore for ship check-in formalities beginning at the boarding time stated in your cruise documents but no later than 1.5 hours prior to scheduled sail time.

Baggage Drop Off

Porters will be available to receive baggage to be checked prior to check-in at the Marina Bay Cruise Centre Singapore.

Parking (DriveCruise – Enjoy a local convenience)

The DriveCruise service allows you to park your vehicle at the Marina Bay Cruise Centre Singapore carpark, at a discounted rate.

Public Transport

Board train along the East-West Line towards Pasir Ris or towards Downtown Station if coming from the Downtown Line

Alight at Tanjong Pagar Station (Exit C) or Downtown Station Station (Exit C)

Board bus 402 at bus stop, near International Plaza (03223) or near Marina Bay Financial Centre (03391)

Alight at the Marina Bay Cruise Centre Singapore

Board train along the North South Line towards Marina Bay Station

Alight at Marina South Pier Station

Walk 600m alongside the sheltered linkway to Marina Bay Cruise Centre Singapore

Port of Ravenna

Porto Corsini, Ravenna, Italy

48123 Ravenna RA, Italy

Pier Terminal

Terminal Crociere - Porto Corsini

Airport to Pier Transit Time

Venice Marco Polo International Airport (VCE): 3 hours by bus and 2 hours and 30 minutes by car

Bologna Gugliemo Marconi International Airport (BLQ): 1 hour and 30 minutes

From: Venice Airport

Venice Marco Polo International Airport (VCE): Viale Galileo Galilei, 30, 30173 Venezia VE, Italia

Take Raccordo Marco Polo to Tangenziale di Mestre/A57.

Take Exit towards Milano/Bologna from Raccordo Marco Polo

10 minutes (9.3 km)

Keep on A13 and RA8 until Comacchio and take the exit from RA8

1 hour and 49 minutes (167 km)

Keep on SS309 and take Via Giovanni Spallazzi and Viale Italia towards Molo S.Filippo in Ravenna

28 minutes (25.7 km)

Arrive to Terminal Crociere – Porto Corsini

48123 Ravenna, RA, Italia

From: Bologna Airport

Bologna Gugliemo Marconi International Airport (BLQ): Via del Triumvirato, 84, 40132 Bologna BO, Italia

Take A14/E45 at San Lazzaro di Savena from Tangenziale nord di Bologna

12 minutes (14.5 km)

Keep on A14/E45 towards SS309 Ravenna

36 minutes (63 km)

Take the exit on SS309 to Via delle Valli/SP112 and Viale Italia towards Via Molo S.Filippo

24 minutes (22.2 km)

Pier Long Term Parking

No long-term parking available at the Port

Port of Sydney, Australia

Overseas Passenger Terminal

West 130 Argyle St

The Rocks NSW 2000, Australia

Celebrity Cruises Directions to Sydney Cruise Terminal:

Overseas Passenger Terminal:

The distance from Sydney Airport is approximately 16 kms. Travel time approximately 35 minutes.

Passengers can travel to the Overseas Passenger Terminal by train, bus, ferry, light rail, private vehicle, taxi or rideshare.

The Overseas Passenger Terminal is located on the right opposite the Sydney Opera House.

You can also use Google Maps to help you plan your journey to the new cruise terminal.

A three minute maximum drop off time is permitted and is enforced by Security Staff at the wharf. Parking* is available at the Wilson Car Park.

For further information, please visit the Port Authority of New South Wales website.

* All rates and prices are subject to change. Celebrity Cruises is not responsible for theft or damage to vehicles.

Port of Southampton

101 Berth, City Cruise Terminal

Southampton S015 1HJ

Celebrity Cruises Directions to Southamption, England Cruise Terminal:

From London Heathrow Airport:

Take A3113 from the airport to M25 (M25 is the London Orbital Freeway).

Follow signs for M3 at junction 12 - join M3.

Head south following signs for Southampton and Southampton Docks.

On leaving the M3, take the M27 following signs Southampton Docks.

At junction 3 – join M271 and continue to follow signs for Southampton Docks.

Dock Gate 10 is the entrance to the terminal area.

From London Gatwick Airport:

Take A23 from airport to junction 9a.

Join the M23 driving to junction 7.

Join the M25 following signs for M3.

Join at junction 12.

Join M3 and head south following signs for Southampton and Southampton Docks.

On leaving the M3 take the M27 following signs for Southampton Docks.

At junction 3 – join M271 and continue to follow signs for Southampton Docks. Dock Gate 10 is the entrance to the terminal area.

Rail Transportation

From London Waterloo Station:

Direct Train Service is available on South West Railways from London Waterloo to Southampton Central Station.

Approximate journey time is 1 hour 20 minutes.

Timetable information can be obtained on the internet at www.rail.co.uk .

Round trip train fair from London’s Waterloo station is approximately $65.00 (35 British Pounds).

The Pier terminal is approximately 15 minutes by taxi from the Southampton train station.

Approximate cost for taxi journey is $18.00 (8 British Pounds).

Parking at the Port of Southampton can be arranged in advance only by calling locally at +44 870-085-6030. There is very limited space available for cars not holding an advance reservation. For directions to the “Long Stay” parking facility, follow the above directions, however enter the Southampton Docks through Dock Gate 8.

Port of Civitavecchia (Rome)

Molo Vespucci, Civitavecchia 00053

Celebrity Cruises Directions to Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy Cruise Terminal:

From Fiumicino International Airport (also known as Leonardo Da Vinci Airport):

Take the Autostada E80/A 12 – Roma-Civitavecchia

Exit at Civitavecchia Sud

Follow the signs to the Sardinia Ferries

Entrance personnel will provide any further details

Once inside the port, signage posted throughout will direct guests to their assigned terminal

Parking facilities are available near the cruise terminals starting at a cost of € 60 EUR for a seven day cruise plus €12 EUR for each additional day (price subject to change without notice) for the duration of your cruise. The parking facility will only accept Euros on arrival and will not accept credit cards or checks. The parking facility is located inside the port area. The parking facility does not offer a shuttle service to the cruise terminal. Based on availability, guests can pay for a taxi to transfer to and from the pier terminal.

Security at the Pier:

For any day of travel concerns you may have, please contact our local cruise line representative, Aloschi Bros. at +39.06.420.20.498 or us at 1.800.256 6649 or +1.305.539.4107.

Port of Mumbai

Piet Heinkade 27

1019 BR Amsterdam

Celebrity Cruises Directions to Amsterdan, Netherland Cruise Terminal:

From Schiphol International Airport to pier (13 miles):

Exit the airport and take A4 to Amsterdam and then the A10 Amsterdam Ring Road (north).

Leave the A10 Amsterdam Ring Road (north) at the S114 junction (follow the signs Centrum, Zeeburg and Artis).

Turn left at the end of the exit road. Follow the road until you have passed the Piet Hein Tunnel.

At the end of the tunnel turn right, following the signs for "Centrum and Central Station".

You will pass three traffic lights. After the third light, turn right at the second access road. Entrance to the underground parking area is situated in front of the terminal.

Parking is located underneath the Passenger Terminal Amsterdam (PTA). Daily rate is approximately 30.00 Euros.

Port of Amsterdam

Port Rashid (Commonly known as Mina Rashid)

Passenger Terminal 2 / 3

Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Celebrity Cruises Directions to Dubai, United Arab Emirates Cruise Terminal:

From Dubai International Airport

Exit Dubai Airport and drive approximately 100 meters to the traffic light.

Turn left and drive for approximately 200 meters.

Head for the flyover showing direction Jebel Ali and Abu Dhabi.

Cross Al Grarhour Bridge and follow the directional signs to Port Rashid.

At the Last round about turn right and reach the main cargo gates of Port Rashid.

Drive through the gates and follow the signs to the 'Passenger Cruise Terminal'.

Continue straight past the round about and turn left at the small traffic signal.

Drive straight ahead and you will see the cruise terminal building.

Port of Dubai

Shinko Pier Exhibition Hall 2-5 Shinko, Naka-ku, Yokohama-shi, Kanagawa-ken 231-0001

The Tokyo, Yokohama Port website:

https://www.mlit.go.jp/kankocho/cruise/detail/019/index.html

Take Higashi Kanto expressway from Tokyo's Narita International Airport.

Continue driving on Higashi Kanto Expressway to Tokyo Higashi Kanto Expressway is connected to Expressway Wangan (Bay Shore Route) Line. (B-line)

Continue driving on Expressway Wangan Line to Yokohama through Haneda Airport

Then Across Tsurumi Tsubasa Bridge and Yokohama Bay Bridge.

Turn off expressway Wangan line at Shin Yamashita exit.

After exiting, pass underneath the Expressway

turn left at intersection in front of Yamashita park, then turn right at an intersection the name of Yamashitabashi.

Go straight through Yokohama Marine Tower and Yamashita Park to the Kaigandori-yonchome intersection

Then turn right at Kaigandori-yonchome intersection then you will arrive at Shinko Pier Exhibition Hall.

No Parking info Available

Port of Tokyo

Passenger Terminal

Nudo Baron s/n Almacen Simon Bolivar

Recintos Portuarios

Valparaiso Chile

From Arturo Merino International Airport (SCL)

Upon leaving Santiago airport at Pudahuel take a right onto Highway 68 (Ruta 68) which goes for about 75 miles to Valparaiso and Via del Mar.

Once in Valparaiso, follow Argentina Ave until it becomes Espana Ave.

Go under the railway into the port area

*Short term parking only-- $1 USD per hour

*Celebrity Cruises is not responsible for theft or damage to vehicles.

Port of Valpraiso

Wilhelminakade 699

3072 AP Rotterdam

The Rotterdam Port website:

https://www.cruiseportrotterdam.nl

Rotterdam cruise port terminal is built on the Wilhelmina Pier. It is west of Erasmus Bridge, on the south bank of Nieuwe Maas River.

Schiphol Airport Amsterdam is 1 hour from the cruise ship terminal.

The distance to Rotterdam Airport is only 20 min.

The city's Central Station is also located close to the cruise terminal building. You can easily reach the terminal by taxi, tram lines 20/25/30 from the city center, or by Metro. Get off at Wilhelminaplein and walk a short half-block east to the cruise terminal.

*Reserve your parking spot at Q-Park De Rotterdam, a 1 minute walking distance to Cruise Terminal Rotterdam.

For more information, click here.

Port of Rotterdam

Reyjavik Cruise Terminal,

Skarfagarðar, 104 Reykjavik

Main cruise termninal in Reykjavik. 7 minutes drive from city center. 45 minutes from Keflavik airport

*Limited parking available at pier, parking area is located by ferry to videy island.

Port of Reykjavik, Iceland

Av. Rodrigues Alves, 10 Centro

CEP 20081-250 - Rio de Janeiro, RJ - Brazil

Directions from Rio de Janeiro - INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT:

Follow southwest 160 m

Take the first right, head toward Rd. Itacolomi 23 m

Turn left onto Rd. Itacolomi 88 m

Sharp right on Rd. Itacolomi 1.9 km

Turn right on Rd. Canary Islands 1.9 km

Continue Rd. Galeo 1.4 km

Slight left at Ln. Red / Av. Pres. Joao Goulart 7.5 km

Slight left at Vd. Prof. Mario Henrique Simonsen 230 m

Continue Ac. p / Av Brazil - High Lane 550 m

Continue to Avenida Brazil - High Lane 1.0 km

Slight left at Ac. p / EVD Perimetral 130 m

Continue Vevd. Perimetral 5.3 km

Take Gen. Justo Av 450 m

Take the exit toward the Avenida Beira Mar 120 m

Turn right on Avenida Beira Mar 85 m

Take the ramp onto Av Gen. Justo 650 m

Continue Vevd. Perimetral 1.8 km

Continue Ac. p / Av Rodrigues Alves 350 m

Continue to Avenida Rodrigues Alves

The destination is on your right 11 m

Pier Maua S / A

Avenida Rodrigues Alves, 10 Sade - Rio de Janeiro - RJ, 20081-250

Directions from Rio de Janeiro - DOMESTIC AIRPORT:

Follow the southwest Lrg. of World War II Soldier toward Gen. Justo Avenue 50 m

Sharp right at Av Gen. Justo 130 m

Continue Av Alfred Agache 950 m

Continue Ac. p / Av Pres. Vargas 210 m

Continue Av. Vargas 170 m

Slight left at Av. Vargas - Central Lane 34 m

Turn left on Avenida Rio Branco 1.4 km

Turn left to stay on Avenida Rio Branco 110 m

Slight left at Av Beira Mar 600 m

No parking info is available

Port of Rio De Jeneiro

Akti Xaveriou

185 38 Piraeus, Greece

From the Airport Athens Elefterios Venizelos International Airport (Approximately 1 hour:

Head south-west on Attiki Odos/A62, continue onto Leof. Koropiou Aerodromiou.

Turn left onto Leoforo Eyelpidon.

Use right 2 lanes to turn right onto Leof.

Kon/nou Karamanli.

Continue onto Leof. Posidonos.

Continue onto Leof. Apollonos.

Keep left to stay on Leof. Apollonos.

Continue onto Mirkras Asias.

Continue onto Alipedou.

Turn left onto Eth. Antistaseos.

Turn right to continue on Eth. Antistaseos.

Continue onto Dim. Gounari.

Turn left onto Akti Posidonos.

Turn right onto Akti Miaouli.

Enter roundabout and exit at Cruise Terminal.

*Parking is available:Located at 1-6 Akti Miaouli Street, opposite Agios Nicolas Church. The approximate fee is 14 Euros per day (subject to change without notice). The distance to the Cruise Terminal is approximately 150 meters.

Port of Lisbon, Portugal

Lisbon Cruise Port

The Lisbon Port website:

HomePage | Lisbon (lisboncruiseport.pt)

From Lisbon Airport:

Take the 1st exit onto R.C.

Continue at Av. Berlim on the way to Av. Infante D. Henrique

You will arrive to Doca Jardim do Tabaco Terminal de Cruxeiro de Lisboa 1100-651 Lisboa (20 minutes distance)

Long term parking available https://www.lisboncruiseport.pt/

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Cruising to Sydney – everything you need to know

Sydney is one of the world’s great harbour cities and an essential stop for any cruise to Australia. Whether arriving or departing, you’ll cruise past the iconic Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge and through the dramatic sandstone cliffs of The Heads at the entrance to the Pacific Ocean. 

A key cruise destination

Sydney offers a spectacular blend of art, culture, dining, events, outdoor activities and grand colonial architecture. It’s the ideal destination to start or finish your cruise, and it’s compact enough to explore on a day in port. It’s also the only Australian city to have two dedicated cruise terminals – the Overseas Passenger Terminal and White Bay Cruise Terminal. View the  cruise schedule  for more information on domestic and international cruises to and from Sydney. 

Cafe Sydney , Circular Quay

Overseas Passenger Terminal

Located at Circular Quay in the heart of Sydney, the Overseas Passenger Terminal has uninterrupted views of Sydney Harbour and the city. It’s beside the historic Rocks neighbourhood , with its cobbled laneways, artisan markets and some of the oldest pubs in Australia. Just outside your cabin door, find attractions like zoos, aquariums, restaurants, bars, theatres and world-class shopping. 

The terminal can accommodate some of the largest cruise ships in the world. It’s just a few minutes’ walk to Circular Quay station for trains, buses and ferries. Taxis and cars can also drop off or pick up passengers right in front of the terminal. Parking is not permitted in the terminal precinct, however passengers may be set down or picked up. 

To get from Sydney Airport to the Overseas Passenger Terminal you can take the train to Circular Quay (17 minutes) or catch a taxi, which takes about 30 minutes depending on traffic. 

Overseas Passenger Terminal, Circular Quay

White Bay Cruise Terminal

White Bay Cruise Terminal sits further into the harbour in the suburb of Rozelle, so passengers will have the thrill of sailing right under the Sydney Harbour Bridge . It’s close to the Balmain area, a trendy neighbourhood with relaxed pubs, top restaurants and boutique stores. The  Sydney Lyric Theatre  and  The Star Sydney  are also nearby. 

White Bay is mostly used by smaller ships and many of Sydney’s home-ported ships are based here. The terminal is only five minutes by car or taxi to the city and there are large car parks for passengers embarking. Most cruise lines offer the option to book transfers from Sydney Airport to White Bay Cruise Terminal or to and from Central Station. 

White Bay Cruise Terminal, Sydney

Customs and immigration 

If you’re departing on a domestic cruise you’ll need to complete a health questionnaire, while international cruise passengers must complete a health questionnaire as well as an outbound passenger card. Both documents are available inside the terminal upon arrival. 

Bring a passport with at least six months’ validity for international voyages and a government-issued photo ID for domestic trips. Your booking itinerary is required for all cruises. Most cruise ships will not allow you to board with alcohol. You can surrender the alcohol and collect it at the trip’s end. 

Person holding passports - Credit: Unsplash

Tourist Refund Scheme

A  Tourist Refund Scheme (TRS)  desk is available at both cruise ship terminals for international cruises. TRS enables you to claim a refund for the Good and Services Tax (GST) and the Wine Equalisation Tax (WET) that you paid on goods purchased in Australia, after you’ve checked in. 

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