Cruise Port of Cardiff
Serving the Capital of Wales, the Port of Cardiff is suitable for small to medium size cruise ships and is able to provide tailor made services to meet the individual requirements of each cruise call. Your guests are our guests – we’ll greet them and say Croeso i Gaerdydd in typical Welsh musical style and our Tourist Information staff will be on hand to assist. We’ll also arrange a free shuttle bus to and from the local city centre for passengers who are not on organised tours and for your crew.
The Port of Cardiff is fully compliant with the ISPS Code and during a cruise call the entire berth is fenced and patrolled to meet the current security requirements. Passenger, crew, visitor and baggage screening can be also undertaken upon entry into the restricted area. Full pilotage and towage services are available and whilst the vessel is in port it can also use the opportunity to take bunkers, water, stores and dispose of waste.
| Queen Alexandra Dock | |
|---|---|
| Length | 198m |
| Beam | 27m |
| Draught | 10m |
| Approx. DWT | 35,000t |
| Pilotage & Towage | 24hr notice required |
| Waste Disposal | Yes |
| ISPS | Yes |
| Bunkering & Fresh Water | Yes |
| Stevedoring For Stores | Yes |
Location
The Port of Cardiff is located adjacent to Cardiff Bay and just under one mile (1.4 km) from the city centre.
Contact
Commercial Manager
Tel: +44 (0)2920 835 063
Switchboards: +44 (0)870 609 6699
Email: richard.butler@abports.co.uk
Web: www.abports.co.uk
Cadw
Cadw is the Welsh Government’s historic environment service and looks after over 130 historic monuments in Wales. The travel trade can access discounts on admission to these magnificent sites by contacting Cadw’s commercial team and registering for the Cadw Tour Operator Scheme, all details on the Cadw website Travel Trade | Cadw (gov.wales)
