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THE WORLD’S LARGEST CRUISE PORT OPERATOR Global Ports Holding Plc is the world’s largest cruise port operator with an established presence in the Caribbean, Mediterranean, Asia-Pacific regions, including extensive commercial port operations in Turkey and Montenegro. Global Ports Holding (GPH) was established in 2004 as an international port operator with a diversified portfolio of cruise and commercial ports. As an independent cruise port operator, the group holds a unique position in the cruise port landscape, positioning itself as the world’s leading cruise port brand, with an integrated platform of cruise ports serving cruise liners, ferries, yachts and mega-yachts. GPH operates 17 ports in 9 countries and continues to grow steadily. GPH provides services for 7,3 million passengers reaching a market share of 24% in the Mediterranean annually. The group also offers commercial port operations which specialize in container, bulk and general cargo handling. A portfolio of award-winning ports and terminals allows GPH to transfer best practices to its subsidiaries. With a strong focus on operational excellence, enhanced security practices and customer-oriented services, GPH aims to contribute to the development of the cruise industry. globalportsholding.com 600 nm BLACK SEA Venice 400 nm Zadar LIGURIAN ADRIATIC SEA SEA 200 nm BALERIC SEA AEGEAN SEA TYRRHENIAN SEA MEDITERRANEAN SEA The Mediterranean’s new turnaround hub Antalya Cruise Port is located at Port Akdeniz, a multipurpose port with in 2010, and TUI Cruises in 2012, the port’s cruise traffic increased ten-fold. Maximum Ship Limitation for separate harbors for cruise ships, container ships and bulk cargo vessels, Antalya is the new turnaround hub in the Eastern Mediterranean. as well as a yacht marina. Given its proximity to Antalya airport, a major Berthing international airport, a wide range of hotels and a variety of important The port provides pilotage, tugging, mooring, sheltering, security, fresh Length : 350 m archaeological sites the port has all the appeal necessary to be a key water supply and waste collection to cruise ships, as well as full terminal Width : No Restrictions homeport on the Mediterranean. Antalya is the number one holiday services including luggage operations. A recipient of the prestigious “Most Draught : 9.5 m destination in Turkey hosting over 11 million tourists yearly. Improved Terminal Facilities” award in 2011, Port Akdeniz offers top-quality services to ensure that passengers enjoy their cruise to the fullest. Following Antalya Cruise Port has three cruise piers totalling 510 m in length, an 1,830 GPH’s efforts toward developing the cruise experience in Antalya, and in m2 passenger terminal and a 990 m2 luggage area which serves cruise collaboration with the Municipality of Antalya, a free shuttle service between passengers. Following the start of turnaround operations for Aida Cruises Port Akdeniz and the city center started in 2015. Quays / Berths ANTALYA Total Number of Berths : 3 Total Berthing Line Length : 510 m CRUISE PORT Quays Depth : 10 m 1 Terminal : Must See TURKEY Perge Aspendos Side Phaselis Antalya Museum & Old Town Distances/Transportation City Center : 20 km antalyacruiseport.com Airport : 30 km 600 nm 400 nm 200 nm BLACK SEA Zadar LIGURIAN ADRIATIC SEA SEA BALEARIC AEGEAN SEA SEA TYRRHENIAN SEA MEDITERRANEAN SEA Your new port in Montenegro Maximum Ship Limitation for Bar Cruise Port is located at Port of Adria, Montenegro’s main seaport with accommodate new goals that motivate the stakeholders to go forward Berthing separate harbors for container ships, general cargo vessels and cruise ships, together. and a pier length of 1,440 meters. Strategically located on the Adriatic near Length : 330 m major cruise destinations such as Dubrovnik and Kotor, the Bar Cruise Port Bar, located between two shores of the Adriatic Sea and of Lake Skadar, offers Width : No Limit Draught : 12 m stands out as a new destination for cruises. compelling features for Adriatic cruise itineraries. The surrounding area also holds major tourism appeal. In the meeting point of combination of sea and With two quays at 290 and 200 meters in length, Bar Cruise Port can lake colors and scents, fresh and salt water, forests and olive groves each accommodate cruise ships over 300 meters. Planned construction of a cruise. visitor will find something special to suit oneself. Modern Bar was built almost terminal building is set to elevate the appeal of the port for cruise passengers. entirely after World War II in a contemporary architectural style featuring wide The port welcomed its first cruise call on May 2016, making its entry into boulevards. Bar offers varied shore excursions, and is close to main tourist the Adriatic cruise market. Welcoming 16 cruise ships with over 25,000 attractions. In addition to these features, as well as its pleasant climate, the passengers in 2018, Bar Cruise Port is doubling its cruise traffic every year. Bar Cruise Port is one of the few non-EU ports in the Adriatic region. Quays / Berths This significant increase shows the port’s ability to welcome new lines and Total Number of Berths : 2 (for cruise) BAR Total Berthing Line Length : 490 m Quays Depth : 10.5 m – 12 m CRUISE PORT Terminal : Under development Must See Bar Old town – Stari Bar MONTENEGRO Old Olive Tree King Nikola’s Palace St Nicholas’s Church Aqueduct Distances/Transportation Skadar Lake City Center : 50 m Wine routs of Montenegro Airport : Podgorica 68 km barcruiseport.com Tivat 56.9 km Zadar NORTH ATLANTIC LIGURIAN ADRIATIC SEA SEA OCEAN 400 nm 600 nm BALEARIC 200 nm SEA TYRRHENIAN SEA MEDITERRANEAN SEA Europe’s leading cruise port Maximum Ship Limitation for Berthing Barcelona is one of Europe’s leading tourist destinations for local and have been improved in order to accommodate the largest ships in the world, international visitors with 30 million visitors yearly. The port is ideally namely the Genesis Class (Oasis, Allure and Harmony of the Seas). Modern Length : No Limit positioned to service cruise traffic destined for the city of Barcelona itself and passenger boarding bridges are installed in all terminals to serve cruise lines. Width : No Limit Draught : Up to 8 m the region of Catalonia, both of which offer many historic, natural and cultural (WTC Pier) Up to 12 m (Adossat Pier) attractions for tourists. Barcelona Cruise Port is a leader in port security and specific logistics for cruise traffic. The port follows strict guidelines for safety and security, and it Barcelona Cruise Port operates five public cruise terminals at the Port of implements the ISPS Code as well as EU regulations. Barcelona Cruise Port Barcelona: Terminal A, B, C at Adossat pier; and Terminal North & South at the has recently been recognized with the following awards: “Best Turnaround World Trade Center. The Port has accumulated comprehensive knowledge Port Operations”, “Most Efficient Operator”, “Most Improved Port Facilities” of the industry and increased cruise passenger traffic to become the largest and “Most Responsive Port”. cruise port in Europe, and the 4th largest in the world. The port’s facilities Quays / Berths Total Number of Berths : 6 BARCELONA Total Berthing Line Length : 2,350 m Quays Depth : Up To 8 m (Barcelona) Up to 12 m (Adossat Pier) Terminal : 5 CRUISE PORT Must See SPAIN Modernisme-architecture Gothic Quarter Sagrada Família La Rambla National Art Museum of Catalunya Distances/Transportation Joan Miro Foundation, Olympic Ring City Center : 2.5 km bcncruiseport-creuers.com Airport : 12 km High-Speed BLACK SEA Zadar ADRIATIC SEA AEGEAN SEA TYRRHENIAN SEA Catania 200 nm 200 MEDITERRANEAN SEA 400 nm 400 600 nm 600 Discover a destination of pure luxury Maximum Ship Limitation for Situated on a peninsula surrounded by the Aegean Sea, Bodrum is one of the the port boasts quays that can harbor up to 30 mega-yachts, and has three Berthing most attractive coastal cities in Turkey, appealing to both Turkish and foreign ferryboat ramps. Length : 350 m holiday makers. Bodrum Cruise Port is located a brief stroll from the city Width : No Restrictions center, and 36 km from Milas International Airport. Bodrum Cruise Port provides full terminal services, marine services and Draught : 9 m auxiliary services. The state-of-the-art terminal building offers diverse facilities Bodrum Cruise Port features a finger pier, which can accommodate two including duty free shopping areas, travel agencies and a restaurant. Bodrum large-sized, or four smaller cruise ships at a time. The world’s largest cruise Cruise Port is ISPS compliant and holds ISO 9001-14001-18001 certificates. ships, can berth easily thanks to its pier extension in 2011. Bodrum has been an In late 2015, the port received Green Port accreditation upon approval of the anchorage port for small ships until 2008. With investments in port facilities Maritime Transport and Communications Ministry General Directorate of the including construction of a terminal building and a pier, Bodrum has become Merchant Marine and Turkish Standards Institution. a brand new luxury destination for cruise lines. Apart from the cruise pier, Quays / Berths Total Number of Berths : 4 BODRUM Total Berthing Line Length : 680 m Quays Depth : 8 m - 22 m Terminal : 1 CRUISE PORT Must See TURKEY St. Peter’s Castle& Mausoleum Myndos Gate The Bodrum Museum of Underwater Archaeology The Antique Theatre Blue Voyage on a Gullet Distances/Transportation Euromos & Iasos City Center : 1.5 km bodrumcruiseport.com Airport : 36 km 600 nm Zadar 400 nm ADRIATIC NORTH ATLANTIC LIGURIAN SEA SEA OCEAN 200 nm BALEARIC SEA TYRRHENIAN SEA MEDITERRANEAN SEA A destination for all seasons Located halfway between the Iberian coasts to the west, Italian coast to the and competitive cruise terminal. Both a transit and turnaround port Cagliari east, and North African coast to the South, Cagliari has the advantage of can safely accommodate even the latest generation of large ships.
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