Sweden

Helsingborg

Sweden

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Beauty, culture and picturesque views are significant for Helsinborg city. The narrow streets in the heart of the town mix perfectly with a beautiful waterfront promenade lined by restaurants and galleries. Stroll through the shopping street Kullagatan, unwind at one of the cozy restaurants, or survey the architecture. Drop in at Sofiero Palace and Gardens on the outskirts of town. Sofiero is one of Skåne’s most popular attractions being the old summerhouse of the royal family. The region around Helsingborg city has even more to offer, old fishing villages, Söderåsen National park, vineyards, farm shops, porpoise safaris and much more. Port of Helsingborg, being the second-largest container port in Sweden, we have the possibility to offer Cruise Lines and its passengers a variety of options for the ship to berth, either alongside one of our different quays or by anchorage. No matter the option, the guests will always be close to or in the middle of the vibrant city center.
Mark Wieden
Cruise Manager

Oceangatan 3
251 08 Helsingborg
Sweden
+46 (0)708 70 15 18
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Fanny Erlandsson
Sales Destination

Drottninggatan 7 A
SE- 251 89  Helsingborg
Sweden
+46 (0)768 55 03 18
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Helsingborg
Sweden
+46 40 20 43 40
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Mikael Hultgren
Harbour Master

Oceangatan 3
251 08 Helsingborg
Sweden
+46 (0)768 71 60 41
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Nautical Information

Max. length for berth240m
Max. draught13m
More info draught-
Max. air draught-
More info air draughtno restriction
Anchorage availableyes
Anchorage compulsoryno
Ships tenders allowedyes
Pilotage compulsoryyes
Tugs availableyes
Tidal movement/range0.3m
Ballast water disposal-
Garbage disposalyes
No. of quays4
Quay length total1000m
Quay depth, m13.5m
Bunkeringyes
Wateryes

Sustainability Information

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Reception Facilities for Waste Oils:

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