Sail from the Port of Tyne and swap the Quayside for a sun deck, because a no-fly cruise from Newcastle is exactly as easy as it sounds. Fred Olsen and Ambassador call Newcastle home, departing regularly for the Norwegian Fjords, the Canary Islands, the Mediterranean and beyond. P&O and Marella also sail from here, giving north-east cruisers (and anyone within easy reach of the region) an impressive range of itineraries without a sniff of an airport.
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With departures in 2026 and 2027 from as little as £499pp, a cruise from Newcastle is one of the UK's best-kept travel secrets. Load up the car, drive to the Tyne, and by the time most people are still queuing at check-in, you'll be at sea. Cruise Nation compares the best fares across all cruise lines from Newcastle: no booking fee, full ABTA & ATOL protection, and our Best Price Guarantee on every sailing.
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Fred Olsen calls the Port of Tyne a home port, meaning some of the best itineraries in the Fred Olsen fleet, including Norwegian Fjords cruises and Canary Islands sailings, depart right from Newcastle. Ambassador Cruise Line operates a strong programme from the Tyne too, particularly for longer itineraries popular with solo cruisers and over-50s. P&O and Marella supplement the schedule with Mediterranean and Caribbean sailings, often at competitive prices thanks to lower demand than Southampton.
