Port of Calais

Calais, France

The Port of Calais, located in the city of Calais, is the fourth largest port in France and the largest for passenger traffic. It plays a crucial role in the economic activity of the region, with over 10 million passengers passing through in 2019. The port features a well-organized layout with separate areas for ferry berths, cargo ships, and RoRo docks. Calais port provides regular ferry services to Dover, with a history dating back to the Treaty of Le Touquet. The port has experienced significant growth and expansion, with a recent project to create a breakwater enabling it to handle a variety of vessels. Calais is easily accessible via buses and trains, connecting it to major cities like Lille and Paris. Visitors to Calais can enjoy a mix of historical sites, including the Place d'Armes and Tour du Guet, along with modern amenities offering a diverse experience for travelers.

Location

City: Calais

Region: Hauts-de-France

Country: France

Coordinates: 50.9681° N, 1.8564° E