Cruise destinations from the UK, start your trip direct without a flight if you live in the United Kingdom.

Cruises UK. Do you live in UK and want to start your trip from one of it’s sea ports? Then this article is for you, cause I will mention the most part of them where you can start cruising from. Actually it is not a must to start a journey from the country of your living. If you are interested in some special cruise and it starts from Italy, as an example, you can always go to Italy by plane and then join the ship there. On another hand as an advantage of cruises as a different type of travelling is shipping. It is the best way of travelling for those who are afraid of planes. Also direct cruising without a flight makes your trip cheap and saves money on insurance. So where to go from the UK by ship and what sea port to choose? Let’s see.

From what to start with ? It is a common rule that every trip starts with going to an airport and wait for the flight. As for all cruises – it is all the same, you just go to the pier. If you go by car, it will be parked by the parking attendant, the same person will care about your luggage – the bags will be brought to the cabin. Starts nice, does not it? Like if you arrived to a hotel. Do you know that you can take as much bags as you want? Great travel way for women!

Cruises from Southampton. Cruise ships take their trips from Southampton to the Canary Islands, the Mediterranean, the Baltic and the Norwegian Fjords.

Cruises from Dover. Dover sea port is one of the most modern ones in the UK. There are two terminals and a plenty of facilities that make your trip comfortable from the beginning.  Dover is famous for White Cliffs and the city itself, have a small tour before of after cruising.

Cruises from Edinburgh. Port of Leith is one of the largest sea ports of Scotland. Where to go from Edinburgh? Scandinavia cruises start their trips from the Port of Leigh and is very popular nowadays.

Cruises from Greenock. This sea port is also situated in Scotland and they do all the best for comfortable holiday departs. It is an ocean terminal and is often a gateway for foreigners.

 Cruises from Harwich. Harwich is not only a major port but also a main car ferry for the North Sea. What to see in Harwich? Redoubt Fort and Mayflower exhibition in the lighthouse museum. Who knows if you will visit Harwich again. Why not to see it’s sights and attractions?

Cruises from Hull. The port of Hull is situated on the Humber River. Cruises to Rotterdam  ( Holland ) and Helsinki ( Finland ) start there.

Cruises from Liverpool. Cruise destination from Liverpool start with British Isles and end with Canary Islands! As you know Liverpool is a city of great attractions so it is a must to leave some spare time for travel sites. Liverpool is famous for its architecture and Beatles of course.

Cruises from Newcastle. The Port of Tyne is situated between Leith and Harwich and has cruises to Scandinavia and Baltic. Waterfront is famous for it’s restaurant so keep in mind to have some meal over there.

Cruises from Portsmouth. This port is situated on the south of England and for those who live in the north it will take some time to get there. Train or car, both is ok. Fred Olsen Cruises is departing from the Portsmouth and has a lot of destinations to offer.

Transatlantic or a Mediterranean cruises. If you choose one of this cruises from the United Kingdom be sure that the cruise line offer good entertainment and feeding. It may be really a long trip so be sure you will not be bored but will really enjoy your holiday!