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French Atlantic Ports will present a coordinated offer connecting the Atlantic coast with Mediterranean and Northern European cruise itineraries at Seatrade Cruise Med 2026.
Bordeaux centre - the region's capital with UNESCO-listed heritage, architecture and exceptional gastronomyPHOTO: Bordeaux
Representatives from Le Havre, Caen-Ouistreham, Cherbourg, Brest and Bordeaux will meet with cruise lines and industry partners this week in Las Palmas (September 16/17) to discuss deployment opportunities, port capacity, turnaround options, shore excursion programmes and new itinerary concepts combining the Atlantic, Mediterranean and North Europe.
Home to the new Le Havre Verrazzano Cruise Terminal, Le Havre offers modern, sustainable infrastructure with shore power (OPS). A UNESCO World Heritage city shaped by Impressionism, and direct access to Paris and Normandy's iconic attractions.
A boutique port in the heart of Normandy, dedicated to small ships cruises. Guests arrive in the city centre of Caen, the thousand-year-old city of William the Conqueror, with access to the D-Day Landing Beaches and Normandy's highlights.
A deep-water port in Normandy offering a gateway to the region's D-Day sites and rich cultural heritage, with the flexibility to accommodate a wide range of vessel sizes. Passengers arrive through the authentic Art Deco luggage hall, where historic character meets modern amenities.
Welcoming cruise ships at one of its dedicated quays, Brest port has no size restrictions, and easy access to the city and to Brittany's cultural, natural and maritime attractions.
Three cruise terminals along the Garonne River and Gironde estuary provide a gateway to Bordeaux, the region's capital with its UNESCO-listed heritage, architecture and exceptional gastronomy, and to South-West France, a land of striking contrasts where world-renowned vineyards, Atlantic beaches and picturesque villages embody a unique French art de vivre.
Through their joint presence at Seatrade Cruise Med, French Atlantic Ports offer cruise operators a single regional point of contact to explore new opportunities along the Atlantic coast.
