Currency
Euro (EUR)
Language
French
Time Zone
CET (UTC+1)
Best Time to Visit
Apr–Nov
Typical Duration
7-14 nights
Price Range
From $66 pp
Port Type
Departure & Port of Call
Tender Port
No
Le Havre serves as a major gateway to Northern Europe and Paris, offering cruisers access to historic Normandy and the cultural treasures of France's capital city.
Cruises that visit Le Havre
- cruises to Le Havre
- Le Havre sailings
- Le Havre cruises
- 3-night MSC Cruises cruise
- 3-night MSC Cruises cruise
- 4-night MSC Cruises cruise
- 4-night MSC Cruises cruise
- 4-night MSC Cruises cruise
- 5-night MSC Cruises cruise
- 5-night MSC Cruises cruise
- 5-night MSC Cruises cruise
- 5-night MSC Cruises cruise
- 6-night MSC Cruises cruise
- 6-night MSC Cruises cruise
- 6-night MSC Cruises cruise
- 7-night MSC Cruises cruise
- 7-night MSC Cruises cruise
- 7-night MSC Cruises cruise
- 7-night MSC Cruises cruise
- 7-night MSC Cruises cruise
- 7-night Oceania Cruises cruise
- 7-night MSC Cruises cruise
- 7-night Royal Caribbean International cruise
- 7-night MSC Cruises cruise
- 7-night MSC Cruises cruise
- 7-night Norwegian Cruise Line cruise
- 7-night MSC Cruises cruise
- 7-night Royal Caribbean International cruise
- 7-night Norwegian Cruise Line cruise
- 8-night MSC Cruises cruise
About Le Havre
Le Havre stands as a vibrant Northern European cruise hub, welcoming passengers from nine major cruise lines including MSC Cruises, Royal Caribbean International, Norwegian Cruise Line, and Celebrity Cruises. While primarily a port of call destination, Le Havre serves as an excellent jumping-off point for exploring the region, with 355 upcoming cruises offering seamless connections to neighboring ports like Southampton, Hamburg, Rotterdam, and Zeebrugge. Most sailings from here span seven nights, making this French port an ideal choice for travelers seeking well-rounded itineraries across Northern Europe's most compelling destinations.
When your ship docks, you'll find yourself in a city with genuine character and maritime heritage. Le Havre's striking modernist architecture, rebuilt after World War II, creates a fascinating urban landscape to explore, while the nearby Normandy region beckons with its historic significance and charming countryside. Whether you choose to wander the port city's cultural attractions or venture inland toward Paris and beyond, Le Havre offers cruise passengers the perfect blend of accessibility and adventure during their time ashore.
When your ship docks, you'll find yourself in a city with genuine character and maritime heritage. Le Havre's striking modernist architecture, rebuilt after World War II, creates a fascinating urban landscape to explore, while the nearby Normandy region beckons with its historic significance and charming countryside. Whether you choose to wander the port city's cultural attractions or venture inland toward Paris and beyond, Le Havre offers cruise passengers the perfect blend of accessibility and adventure during their time ashore.
Cruise Lines at Le Havre
- MSC Cruises (215 cruises)
- Norwegian Cruise Line (43 cruises)
- Oceania Cruises (37 cruises)
- Viking Ocean Cruises (18 cruises)
- Holland America Line (17 cruises)
- Royal Caribbean International (15 cruises)
- Carnival Cruise Line (9 cruises)
- Celebrity Cruises (2 cruises)
- Silversea (1 cruise)
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Le Havre port known for?
Le Havre is the second-largest port in France, located at the mouth of the Seine in Upper Normandy.
When was Le Havre founded and by whom?
Le Havre was founded in 1517 by King Francis I of France.
Why is Le Havre UNESCO World Heritage listed?
The post-war reconstruction by architect Auguste Perret led to a city-wide UNESCO World Heritage designation in 2005.
Where is Le Havre located?
It sits on the north bank of the Seine's mouth in northern France (Upper Normandy).