Tianjin International Cruise Shuttles

Dropping passengers off to a mainly industrial backdrop, the Tianjin International Cruise Ship Port is a fine sight to take a break from the sea. Home to complimentary Wi-Fi and a spacious airport-like interior, the multi-level facility offers a spacious passenger pick-up zone just outside the terminal often overcrowded with taxis. Having a plan for transportation is best for those looking to get around with ease, whether that means choosing from transfers that range from easy going sedans perfect for drives along Bohai Bay, or booking larger vans and SUVs for enough room to bring extras along for the ride. For total convenience, reserve a meet-and-greet service instead, adding to the region’s charm through commitment-free drop offs, either at the whim of a local personal driver’s recommendation, or the elegant hand of a limousine in search of fine dining.

At least two hours driving time to downtown Beijing, Tianjin International Cruise Home Port makes arriving to the region especially easy for those looking to get to know the outskirts of the city’s neighboring Tianjin. Especially close to the region are a variety of unique landmarks ranging from the beauty of the nearby Taku Forts, ancient ruins converted into a modern museum through tours of old cannons and war planes, the more tourist-friendly ambiance of Tianjin Haichang Polar Ocean World offering daily ‘mermaid’ performances, as well as a vast collection of aquariums and a polar bear habitat. Closer toward downtown Tianjin are a variety of open-air escapes like People’s Park, home to several entrances, one of the most scenic and beloved being the nearby South Gate #3, sunset views from the top of Tianjin Radio and Television Tower offering an expansive glimpse of the city from above. Likewise beauty can be discovered at the historic Drum Tower, while the detailed China Porcelain House Museum offers a delicate side.