Dundee Scotland
United Kingdom

38 Cruises availables At departure or passage at this port

Azamara Club Cruises (17 Cruises)

Oceania Cruises (7 Cruises)

Regent Seven Seas Cruises (1 Cruises)

Seven Seas Prestige.

Seven Seas Prestige

822 Passengers
76550 tons
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Seabourn Cruise Line (6 Cruises)

SeaDream Yacht Club (4 Cruises)

Silversea Cruises (3 Cruises)


Frequently Asked Questions

East of the city centre, about 2.5 kilometres from the main attractions. Allow half an hour walking along the riverfront on flat ground, or a short shuttle or taxi ride. Once there, the V&A and RRS Discovery sit side by side at the water's edge.
Yes, the 2.5-kilometre walk follows the riverfront and is easy going in fine weather. The wind off the Tay estuary can make it unpleasant, though; in poor weather the shuttle or a taxi is worth it, especially on the way back.
Two hours cover the V&A Dundee and RRS Discovery, neighbours on the riverfront. With four hours you can add HMS Unicorn or the Verdant Works jute museum. Six hours brings the city centre and the climb up the Law within reach.
Scotland's first design museum, opened in 2018. Japanese architect Kengo Kuma drew on the east coast cliffs for this ribbed concrete vessel jutting out over the Tay. Entry to the permanent collections is free, and they include a Charles Rennie Mackintosh tearoom reassembled piece by piece.
Because she was built here, in 1901, to carry Scott and Shackleton to Antarctica. Dundee's yards specialised in whalers able to work in ice and were the only ones then capable of building such a hull. The visit runs from the officers' cabins to the engine room.
It is the local shorthand for three centuries of the city's economy. Bengal jute was spun here in dozens of mills, one of which, Verdant Works, is now a museum where the machines still turn. The jam refers to orange marmalade, first made industrially here, and the journalism to presses that still print titles read across Scotland.
Yes, the home of golf is about an hour away by road. Allow a full half day: this excursion fills the call on its own and leaves little time for Dundee itself. Choose according to what interests you most.
Yes. RRS Discovery, with her decks and engine room, and the V&A galleries on video games — Dundee is one of the world's cradles of the industry — hold children's attention well. The seaside suburb of Broughty Ferry, a few kilometres east, adds a beach and a small fifteenth-century castle.
Pounds sterling and English, with a strong Scottish accent that even Britons find demanding. Cards and contactless payment work everywhere. Scotland issues its own banknotes, valid locally but sometimes refused elsewhere in the UK.
May to September, for the long days and the shifting light on the Tay. Scotland's east coast stays cool and windy even in summer, and the climb up the Law is fully exposed, so pack a windproof layer whatever the season.