Cruise Visits

Cruise ships are always welcomed at Cowes Harbour, with the coastal town of Cowes and the rest of the Island beyond, providing truly memorable experiences for visiting cruise guests.

Cruise ships booked to visit Cowes:

Date	Ship	ETA - ETD	LOA	Maximum Passenger Capacity	Maiden Call to Cowes	Approx. Passenger Landing Time at The Parade* / General information
Friday 8 May 2020	Dumont D'Urville	0800-1400	131m	184	✓
Thursday 4 Jun 2020	Seabourn Quest	0800-1700	198m	450
Saturday 6 Jun 2020	HANSEATIC Nature	tbc	138m	230
Monday 29 Jun 2020	MS Hamburg	1200-1900	144m	420
Thursday 16 Jul 2020	Evrima	0800-1800	190m	298	✓ Inaugural Season Voyage
Tuesday 15 Sep 2020	Ocean Majesty	tbc	136m	620
Thursday 1 Jul 2021	Europa	1200-1900	199m	408
Tuesday 13 Jul 2021	Seabourn Venture	0700-1600	170m	264	✓ Inaugural Season Voyage
Friday 6 Aug 2021	Seabourn Quest	0700-1700	198m	450
Saturday 25 Sep 2021	MS Seascape	tbc	122m	155
Monday 4 Oct 2021	HANSEATIC Nature	1300-1900	138m	230
Tuesday 3 May 2022	Seabourn Quest	0800-1700	198m	450
Sunday 29 May 2022	HANSEATIC Spirit	0700-1800	138m	230	✓
Tuesday 21 Jun 2022	Europa	0800-1800	199m	408
Tuesday 30 Aug 2022	Europa	0700-1800	199m	408

* PLEASE NOTE, THESE ARE ESTIMATED PASSENGER DISEMBARKATION TIMES AT TRINITY LANDING, BUT TIMES MAY CHANGE DUE TO WEATHER CONDITIONS AND/OR FOR OPERATIONAL REASONS 

Some of the benefits of a cruise call at Cowes:
• Cowes - one of the world's most famous sailing destinations - is the south coast destination of choice for many visitors to the UK. 

• Cruise guests are dropped off at Trinity Landing, in the heart of Cowes, with direct access to a coach parking area for associated tours.

• Cruise passengers may discover the historic town of Cowes and home of world yachting.

• Cowes High Street is pedestrianised and full of independent shops, boutiques and galleries, restaurants and cafés, chandlers and renowned brands of sailing clothing.

• Cowes offers exceptional visitor appeal with world famous tourist attractions such as Queen Victoria’s royal residence Osborne House in East Cowes, and Carisbrooke Castle in Newport, an Elizabethan artillery fortress, a king's prison and royal summer residence.

• Find out more about shoreside excursions for cruise guests in "Why come to the Isle of Wight?" and "Excursions from Cowes".

• There's more about Cowes on the Cruise Britain website.


• View photos of L'Austral visiting Cowes Harbour - on Flickr