Cruise Anglesey...port information
Port services and facilities
As the busiest cruise port in Wales, attracting the largest cruise ships in Europe, experienced staff are always on hand to assist with all aspects of a cruise ship visit beforehand, on arrival and whilst in port.
A harbour tug is available to assist vessel berthing and manoeuvring and a free shuttle bus to the town centre, shopping area and local attractions, is provided for cruise ship passengers and crew. There is ample car and coach parking at the quayside.
A warm welcome along with entertainment awaits you at the quayside, usually provided by Anglesey County Council’s Tourism Team.
Advice is also given on the area’s attractions, shopping and sightseeing.
Deep water anchorages available within lee of the breakwater. Pilotage is compulsory and available on demand. No reasonable beam or air draught restrictions within harbour limits. A launch service is available and all the usual port services are provided.
Security
Security in the port full comprises with ISPS requirements. The port is a major UK passenger ferry port and therefore has the highest standards of port security. The port is covered by a sophisticated digitally recorded CCTV system and a dedicated security team is available on site 24 hours.
Nearest train stations
Holyhead Station is located within the port and there are direct links to London, Cardiff and the UK rail network.
Distance to town centre
0.8kms/0.5mls
Nearest airports
Anglesey Airport (Valley) 8kms/5mls
Liverpool John Lennon Airport 168kms/104mls
Manchester International 195kms/122mls
Cruise berth information
| Quay |
Max vessel length |
Max draught |
Max beam |
Birth pocket depth |
| Inner harbour quay wall |
300mts* |
9mts* |
40mts |
12.5mts |
Larger cruise vessels of over 250mts length can easily be accommodated up to a draft of 11mts (Chart Datum) at a well sheltered secure anchorage, less than 1 mile from a convenient and well equipped tender landing point.