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Cruises from Newcastle

Cruises from Newcastle sail from the Port of Tyne’s passenger terminal at North Shields, about eight miles east of the city near the mouth of the river. From there it is a straight run across the North Sea to Norway and the Baltic.

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from£599per person, sharing

Newcastle cruises by length

The lowest prices in each length first. Open one for its dates, and book directly with the cruise line.

Short breaks: up to 5 nights

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Cruise · 5 nights

Norwegian Fjords in Five Nights

United Kingdom & Norway · Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines

2 departures · Aug 2026 – May 2028

from£699per person, sharing

About a week: 6 to 9 nights

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10 to 15 nights

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Cruise · 10 nights

In Search of the Northern Lights

United Kingdom & Norway · Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines

9 departures · Nov 2026 – Mar 2028

from£1,249per person, sharing

16 nights or more

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Cruise · 17 nights

Sunlit Shores of Spain

United Kingdom & France and 3 more · Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines

Departs 8 Apr 2027

from£2,199per person, sharing

Where cruises from Newcastle go

When they sail

Getting to the port

It is the port for the North East, Yorkshire, Cumbria and the Scottish Borders. Sailing from the Tyne puts you a day closer to the Norwegian fjords than sailing from the south coast, so more of the cruise is spent there.

The sailings from Newcastle listed here are with Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines.

Check-in times, the terminal and what parking costs are set for each sailing. Take them from the documents your cruise line sends you.

By train
Newcastle Central is on the East Coast Main Line, with direct trains from London King’s Cross, York and Edinburgh. From the station the terminal is a taxi ride of about twenty minutes. The Tyne and Wear Metro runs to Percy Main, the nearest stop, about a mile from the terminal.
By car
The A19 passes close to the port, through the Tyne Tunnel if you are coming from the south. From Newcastle, the A1058 Coast Road leads east towards North Shields. Follow signs for the Port of Tyne.
Parking
Parking is at the terminal and is booked ahead, usually through the cruise line.
By air
Newcastle International Airport is north-west of the city and is on the Metro, which also serves the stop nearest the port.