To find out more about port activities, our Captain will take you on a tour of Port 2000 or the Inside Port. The port of Le Havre (Haropa-Port) is: 145 liners, 6,000 calls a year, 16 ships on average every day, and that's just as many opportunities to see ships in motion!
- Last boarding 15 minutes before departure.
- You must present yourself at the ticket office before boarding.
- 2 routes available, depending on the weather and port activity: Port 2000 or Inside Port.
- Family tours
- No need to print the ticket
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Further information
Enter the heart of port activity!
145 cruise liners, 6,000 calls a year, 16 ships on average every day in Le Havre - and that's just as many opportunities to see ships on the move! The Port of Le Havre (Haropa Port) is :
- The world's leading port for wines and spirits,
- France's leading port for foreign trade containers,
- France's No. 1 platform for the import/export of new vehicles,
- The 2nd French port for crude oil supplies,
- The 5th largest port in Northern Europe,
- Open to 700 ports worldwide,
- 27 km from the port entrance to the Tancarville Bridge,
- The source of 31,000 direct and indirect port jobs. (source Activity Report 2018, HAROPA-Port du Havre)
Tours
Our Captain will take you on a tour of the port, depending on the activity and weather conditions:
- Or discover Port 2000, home to the world's largest container ships,
- Or visit the Inside Port, where container ships, oil tankers, ore carriers and tugboats berth
Visit to the Inside Port of Le Havre
During this visit, we will show you the diversity of port activities and the different types of vessels : oil tankers, ore carriers, container ships, pilot boats, tugs, supply ships, etc.
This will also be an opportunity to see the diversity of port infrastructures, such as the Screen Wall, the François 1er lock, the Southampton Quay in the heart of Le Havre, where Vincent Ganivet's container arch has been installed, and the Malraux Museum.
At the end of the tour, you can watch the liners in port and admire Le Havre from the sea as you pass along the beach.
Visit Port 2000
Inaugurated in 2006, this wharf is entirely dedicated to containers. Constantly evolving, it continues to expand and accommodate ever larger vessels.
CMA CGM Bougainville, Mol Triumph, etc. are some of the largest container ships in the world to be seen in the port facilities of Le Havre. You will pass along the Normandy, Ocean Gate and the France terminals, where the containers are loaded and unloaded. You'll get a close-up look at how containers are handled by stevedores, from the ships to the quayside, as well as the service boats that dock these giants of the seas.
At the end of the tour, you can have a privileged view of the cruise ship in port and admire Le Havre from the sea as you walk along the beach.
Free
Associations / companies :
1 free adult ticket per 25 pax
Schools :
- Students: 1 free adult ticket per 25 students
- Extra adults: same price as pupils or students
Person with reduced mobility :
1 adult ticket per 3 people
Driver:
1 free ticket per 25 students
