Where Do Cruise Ships Dock In Zeebrugge?

Zeebrugge is a busy cruise port located in the Port of Bruges-Zeebrugge, an industrial port with passenger ship facilities. It is about 2 kilometers from Blankenberg and 15 kilometers from Brugge (Bruges). Most visiting cruise passengers head inland for the medieval cities of Bruges and Ghent, or even further inland to the Belgian capital, Brussels. The largest cruise ships are usually moored at the Swedish Quay, where two large cruise ships over 200 meters long can dock together. CruiseMapper provides free cruise tracking, current ship positions, itinerary schedules, deck plans, cabins, accidents and incidents (cruise minus) reports, and cruise news.

The main berth for cruise ships in Zeebrugge is the Zweedse (Swedish) Quay (quay 702-705), along the Kustlaan. The port is industrial and huge, and passengers are transported to the cruise center, located in a building called the Zeebrugge Cruise Terminal. The port is a popular destination for many Northern European cruise itineraries and mini cruises. Cruise ships dock seven miles away in the Zeebrugge Cruise Terminal, and if guests prefer to explore the city alone, there are regular shore excursions available. The cruise ship schedule is available by year, month, or day, helping cruise passengers and shore excursion organizers find the number and schedule of ships.