Belfast

Port Belfast sets itself apart from other cruise gateways by delivering an instantly immersive city-at-the-dock experience. From the moment the gangway touches the quay you are within a comfortable stroll or quick shuttle of the Titanic Quarter, where Titanic Belfast, the SS Nomadic, and the landmark Harland & Wolff cranes anchor the shipbuilding saga that still shapes Northern Ireland’s character. Signature onshore experiences unfold ashore: exploring the Titanic story at the museum, wandering to City Hall and the Crown Bar for a taste of Victorian Belfast, and venturing along the Causeway Coast to giants like Giant's Causeway, Carrick-a-Rull, and Game of Thrones film locations, all just a short journey from the port. The port itself is built for modern cruises with deep-water berths, flexible dual-berth capability, and a purpose-designed terminal that streamlines embarkation and disembarkation, turning a ship call into a few steps to the quay. Onboard services flourish when ships call Belfast: shore-excursion desks offering curated local-guided itineraries, seamless transfers back to the vessel, and shipboard amenities that invite guests to rest, refuel, and reconnect with Ireland’s warmth—lively pubs, contemporary dining, and attentive hospitality—before a smooth departure. In short, Belfast offers a compact, highly walkable port-to-city experience where history, culture, and scenery collide with efficient, ship-friendly facilities that keep ships moving and guests delighted.