2 cruise ships with French and Bahamian flags arrived in Antalya

QTerminals Antalya, Turkey’s leading commercial cargo and cruise port, hosted 2 luxury cruise ships.

The Bahamian-flagged 172-meter-long “Seven Seas Navigator” arrived in Antalya with its 404 passengers and 360 crew, and the French-flagged 131-meter-long “Le Jaques Cartier” arrived in Antalya with its 151 passengers and 119 crew.

Passengers who got off the ship went shopping in the city center and visited tourist attractions after customs procedures.

The next stop of the 28 thousand 803 gross ton “Seven Seas Navigator” cruise ship will be Kos, and the next stop of the 9 thousand 988 gross ton “Le Jaques Cartier” ship will be Port Said port.

QTerminals Antalya Port General Manager Özgür Sert said in his statement that QTerminals Antalya, which has the highest volume of both passenger and cargo operations on the approximately 700 nautical mile long coastline between Izmir and Mersin, is the region’s gateway to world trade and tourism with its quality, safe and fast service principle. stated that it is of importance.

Stating that cruise tourism improves tourist experiences, introduces different cultures and contributes greatly to the local economy, Sert said:

“Cruise passengers contribute significantly to the local economy when they get off the ships and visit the ports. In our port, which has two cruise piers with a total length of 370 meters, we have a 1830 square meter passenger terminal and a thousand square meters of luggage space serving cruise passengers. As QTerminals Antalya, our capacity, security measures and logistics “We are one of the ports that provide the best service in the sector with our networks. We offer high standards of service to our customers as the region’s gateway to world trade and tourism with our quality, safe and fast service principles.”