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Scotland’s cruise ports are ideally located for inclusion in Britain and Ireland itineraries, transatlantic re-positioning, or for combining with cruises to Iceland, Faroe Islands or the Norwegian fjords and Europe.
Pictured: Knockan Crag - one of the oldest landscapes in Europe, situated 13 miles north of Ullapool
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Orkney Meet and Greet Team prepares for a busy season
April 30th 2012With over 51,000 cruise ship passengers expected to arrive in Orkney this year accompanied by around 15,000 crew members,Team Orkney has been preparing for yet another bumper season. Full story
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20% Increase on Record Number of Cruise Calls for Invergordon
April 20th 2012Invergordon will welcome the first Cruise Ship of the 2012 season next week, with the arrival of the Marco Polo on 25 April. In total, the Cromarty Firth is due to welcome 64 cruise ships , carrying 75,060 passengers over the season and is due to run from April until September. Full story
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Record cruise season in prospect at Lerwick Harbour
March 4th 2012Significant increase to contribute to Shetland economy. Full story
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