
Terminal croisiere de Honfleur
Cruise terminal on the Quai en Seine, about 1.5 km from the old town, taking ships up to 260 m, with coach and shuttle parking.

Honfleur, on the Seine estuary in Normandy, is one of France's most picturesque harbour towns. Tall slate-fronted houses ring the Vieux Bassin, and the wooden church of Sainte-Catherine, art galleries and the Eugene Boudin Museum recall its… More about Honfleur →

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Ships berth at the Quai en Seine (berths #1 and #3) in Honfleur's maritime port on the Seine, about 1.5 km from the historic centre. Shuttles reach the old town in about 5 minutes; the walk to the Vieux Bassin takes about 25 minutes along the port road.
2 km · ~25 min by car
About 25 minutes on foot along the port road, or about 5 minutes by cruise shuttle.
Typical prices, approximate. Fares change with demand, traffic and time of day.
Typical prices, approximate. Fares change with demand, traffic and time of day.
Distances, times and prices are approximate.
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Cruise terminal on the Quai en Seine, about 1.5 km from the old town, taking ships up to 260 m, with coach and shuttle parking.
Prices are approximate. Cafes and seafood restaurants ring the Vieux Bassin, with creperies around Place Sainte-Catherine.
Cafes and seafood restaurants around the old harbour, where shuttles drop off.
Old-town square by the wooden church with creperies and cafes.

Honfleur, on the Seine estuary in Normandy, is one of France's most picturesque harbour towns. Tall slate-fronted houses ring the Vieux Bassin, and the wooden church of Sainte-Catherine, art galleries and the Eugene Boudin Museum recall its role as a cradle of Impressionism. Deauville, the D-Day beaches and Le Havre are within easy reach.

Old harbour ringed by tall slate-fronted houses.

France's largest wooden church, built by shipwrights.

Impressionist and Normandy art.

Belle Epoque resort and beaches nearby.