Port of Southampton Transfers

At the heart of the English Channel, the UK’s Port of Southampton is the premiere entryway for cruises passing through the River Test. Just south of the city, visitors will be greeted with cottage-like boat houses and old wooden ships of the Southampton Port, not to mention views of ancient ruins along the city’s waterfront Town Quay. Look forward to each vivid landmark by spending some time enjoying the scenery, whether that means discovering an array of unique urban landmarks via the seaport’s nearby Millbrook Train Station or taking things into one’s own hands with a private rental ranging from simplicity of small sedans to the family-friendly atmosphere only an SUV can bring. Meet-and-greet services offer even more convenience through drop offs like stretched limousines best for arriving to swanky restaurants or a local personal driver who knows the best hidden gems before taking off.

Relatively west of the city, the cruise terminal’s closest attractions are Fremantle Lake Park’s open lawns and playgrounds in a quiet residential setting as well as the striking waterfront views visible from Mayflower Park’s glimpses of ferries passing the port. Take a tour of vast historic landmarks at the heart of the city’s main downtown area, looking forward to the still fortified structure of The Watergate Ruin and its neighboring Quilter’s Vault further north along High Street. Continue along this stretch to reach other historic landmarks ranging from unique underground rock shows at Lankester’s Vault to tremendously popular Southampton Town Walls and its arched staircase leading to old English-style parks. Among these are Houndwell Park, home to lavish courtyards and mock forts for children to play in, plus connected access to a massive downtown greenbelt that includes East Park, Watts Park and Palmerston Park’s activity-filled spaces.