PeterShanghai Cruise Port is an important port of call on your Asia pacific cruise. Shanghai Cruise Port links worldwide and has good cooperation with the ports globally. Shanghai Cruise Port has three cruise terminals listed below:
Wusongkou Cruise International Terminal ( Home to large cruise ships over Tonnage at 70,000 GT )
Shanghai Port International Cruise Terminal ( Home to cruise ships less than Tonnage at 70,000 GT )
Waigaoqiao International Cruise Terminal （ Now seldom used ）
The three cruise terminals in Shanghai are home to the liners of Costa Rica Cruises, Royal Caribbean Cruises, Star Cruises and also used by Princess Cruises, Holland America Volemdam, Oceania Nautica, Celebrity Millennium, Azamara Quest, Arcadia, Ocean Princess, Crystal Symphony etc., which are the most innovative vessels offering passengers a unique way to visit a variety of ports throughout the Asia Pacific in complete style.
If you are checking on the internet to search for Shanghai cruise schedule, terminal information, plan your cruise port transfers, or doing shore excursions or pre/post-cruise tours, this is the right place to start!
Important Notice:
Foreign tourists entering Shanghai on a cruise are allowed up to 15 days of visa-free stays in Shanghai on the condition that passengers must be travelling on tour groups ( group or 1-2 people small private tour ) arranged by travel agencies （Such as Tour-Beijing.Com)） that are registered in China. Basically the the companies must provide the details of their groups to inspection authorities at least 24 hours prior to the ships arrival in Shanghai.
In addition to Shanghai, the cruise passengers can also travel to Beijing, Tianjin as well as other coastal provinces where cruise ships often dock including Liaoning, Hebei, Shandong, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Fujian, Guangdong, Hainan and Guangxi. One big condition is that your ship much first berth at Shanghai cruise port so that you can be eligible for the 15 days of visa-free stays.