No fly roundtrip cruises from Tilbury

Port of Tilbury - London Cruise Terminal

The Port of Tilbury is home to the London Cruise Terminal - London's only deep water, purpose-built cruise facility.

The terminal itself is a little dated but steeped in history as it once was the gateway for emigrants sailing with P&O to Australia and also the welcome point for immigrants from the West Indies.

Tilbury Port has easy access to London's airports and is just seven miles from the M25 for journey by car.

The 2012 London Olympics has prompted the port authority to plan further investment in the cruise terminal.

Which cruise lines sail roundtrip from the London Cruise Terminal?

At present Cruise & Maritime Voyages are the only cruise line offering roundtrip cruises aboard the Marco Polo from the London Cruise Terminal mainly to the Norwegian Fjords, Norway's North Cape, Iceland, the Baltic Cities and around the British Isles.

Cruise-Tilbury: The home of no-fly cruises!

All cruises featured on this website are all stress free, flight free return cruises from/to the Port of Tilbury. Cruising from a UK port could not be easier because it removes the 'hassle factor' of possible flight delays, lengthy check-in, restrictions on hand luggage and the lugging of baggage through busy airports.

London Cruise Terminal

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Cruise from Tilbury without flying with Cruise & Maritime Voyages aboard the MV Marco Polo cruise ship.

Cruise from Tilbury to the Arctic Circle, the Baltic's, Canary Islands, Caribbean, Norwegian Fjords, Mediterranean, Scandinavia and Transatlantic USA / Canada cruises.

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