Harwich Cruise Reviews

Nothin to see ...

Easy to get to, the car park is very close with curtesy buses, the train station is next to it, less than a minutes walk infact. ...

There's nothing much here. ...

Rated very good because of embarcation procedures - no trip taken ...

We took the train from London direct on an express train to Harwich. The train stopped within half block of the terminal. I've given this a poor as there are stairs when you get off the train, and can be very difficult for those with heavy luggage. It's all steps, there are no ramps. Luggage was checked in outside the terminal as we walked through the gate. ...

Harwich is an industrial port for the most part and is far away from the airports and London. It is really a burden to travel there to sail. It took us four hours to get there because of traffic and it was 2.5 hours to Heathrow. ...

Excellent, very friendly and an extremely helpful experience all round. If more Cruise Lines used this Port, we would have no hesitation in booking even more cruisers. Simply, a joy to use. ...

HARWICH: Harwich Port is convenient to reach from London. Trains leave hourly from Liverpool Street station, costing only 8 GBP each way. One can buy tickets online. I used thetrainline dot com for best prices. They even sent an email alert when tickets for this route became available.Most trains require a change in Manningtree, which has stairs between platforms. On arrival in Harwich Port, the ...

What a horrible place to dock! It is 2.5 hours from London by bus and 2 hours by train. There is nothing there and nothing to see from there to London. It is expensive to get there or from there if you are coming from Heathrow or Gatwick. ...