Port of Southampton

Southampton, England

Southampton is the UK's number one vehicle handling port, processing 900,000 vehicles per year. It is Europe's leading turnaround cruise port, welcoming around two million passengers annually to its five cruise terminals. The port is also home to the UK’s second largest container terminal. Southampton supports 45,600 jobs and contributes £2.5 billion to the nation’s economy every year. The port handles exports worth £40 billion annually. Southampton is ideally located on the south coast close to major shipping lanes, making it Britain’s Gateway to the World. Around 2.5 million cruise passengers per year choose Southampton as their preferred port for cruise holidays. Southampton offers services for vehicles, containers, bulk cargoes, fresh produce, liquid bulk, offshore wind, and renewables. The port also houses the Marchwood Industrial Park and the ABP Solent Gateway. Southampton is a historical maritime city with numerous attractions, restaurants, and shopping areas near the port. Attractions include Mayflower Park, Vokes Memorial Park, and various historical sites related to maritime history. The city has excellent access to major road networks, making it convenient for travelers. Visitors can enjoy exploring the city center with its shops, eateries, and cultural sites.

Location

City: Southampton

Region: England

Country: United Kingdom

Coordinates: 50.9097° N, 1.4044° W