The Port of Tyne (Newcastle)
The Port of Tyne serves Newcastle and the surrounding areas. Newcastle is an historic city with Roman origins and perhaps is now best known as being the birthplace of the railways and the bakery chain Greggs, along side it's 7 bridges spanning the Tyne.
Cruise Terminal
- Official name: Port of Tyne, International Passenger Terminal
- Address: Coble Dene, North Shields, NE29 6EE
- Location: On the north bank of the River Tyne, approximately 9 miles from Newcastle city centre
Arriving by Car
- Parking is arranged via our Guest Services team, with pre-booking required.
- Click here for details on how to book parking
- Car park is approximately 100 metres from the terminal entrance
- Porters are available to take your luggage from the car park to the terminal
- Wheelchair assistance is not provided within the car park itself
Arriving by Train
- Newcastle Central Station is around 30 minutes by taxi
- When you walk outside you'll find a taxi rank
- Or you can take the famous Metro from Central Station to Percy Main, then short taxi ride away or around a 20‑minute walk.
Arriving by Air
- Newcastle International Airport is around a 35 minute taxi ride away from the port
- The Metro connects the airport to the city centre, with an journey onward needed to Percy Main, a short taxi ride away or around a 20‑minute walk to the port
Map of Port Of Tyne (Newcastle)
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Click here for Accessibility information at Port of Newcastle
Click here for port car parking
Click here to find your check in and disembarkation times