Cruise Gate Hamburg GmbH
Booth number: 2219-01
www.cruisegate-hamburg.de
About us
Cruise Gate Hamburg (CGH) is the terminal operator of the Hamburg Cruise Centers Altona, Steinwerder, Baakenhöft (and HafenCity from Spring 2025). The company is the central point of contact for all cruise line companies calling Hamburg and in charge of the berthing allocation of the ships. Thanks to its different terminal locations, CGH offers customized solutions for cruise lines and can accomodate all kinds of cruise ships – from expedition to mega liners. Ocean liners calling at the new HafenCity terminal (2 berths, 345 and 230 metres long, max. draught of 10.3 metres) will berth directly in the heart of the city near the Elbphilharmonie and right next to the historic Speicherstadt, UNESCO World Heritage Site. From 2025, all Hamburg Cruise Terminals will be equipped with shore power technology which will make Hamburg one of the first ports in Europe to offer alternative energy supply for ships at berth at all its cruise terminals.
Shore Power at Cruise Center Altona
Credit: Cruise Gate Hamburg
Hamburg Speicherstadt - Old Warehouse District - UNESCO World Heritage Site
New Cruise Center HafenCity (opening 2025)
Credit: moka studio / URW
Cruise Center Baakenhöft
Credit: Stefan Groenveld
Cruise Center Steinwerder
Credit: Cruise Gate Hamburg
Elbphilharmonie
Credit: Mediaserver Hamburg / Cooper Copter
Hamburg Cruise Days
Credit: Mediaserver Hamburg
Cruise Port Hamburg
Credit: Mediaserver Hamburg / Andreas Vallbracht
Address
Cruise Gate Hamburg GmbH
Am Sandtorkai 66
20457 Hamburg
Germany
Phone: +49 40 428474971
Products & Services
Cruise Gate Hamburg (CGH) is the terminal operator of the Hamburg Cruise Centers Altona, Steinwerder, Baakenhöft (and HafenCity from Spring 2025). The company is the central point of contact for all cruise line companies calling Hamburg and in charge of the berthing allocation of the ships. Thanks to its different terminal locations, CGH offers customized solutions for cruise lines and can accomodate all kinds of cruise ships – from expedition to mega liners. Ocean liners calling at the new HafenCity terminal (2 berths, 345 and 230 metres long, max. draught of 10.3 metres) will berth directly in the heart of the city near the Elbphilharmonie and right next to the historic Speicherstadt, UNESCO World Heritage Site. From 2025, all Hamburg Cruise Terminals will be equipped with shore power technology which will make Hamburg one of the first ports in Europe to offer alternative energy supply for ships at berth at all its cruise terminals. Cruise Center Steinwerder
The Cruise Center Steinwerder is Hamburg’s most modern cruise terminal and operations started in June 2015. The two separate terminal buildings have capacities to handle more than 8,000 passengers per ship visit. The terminal accommodates cruise ships of the latest generation with a length of up to 405m and a draught of up to 13m. The terminal is equipped with OPS (offers shore power from renewable energies).
Visit website Cruise Center Steinwerder (Credit: Cruise Gate Hamburg)
Cruise Center Steinwerder (Credit: Cruise Gate Hamburg)
Shore Power at Cruise Center Steinwerder
Credit: Cruise Gate Hamburg
The Cruise Center Altona started operations in 2011. The terminal accommodates cruise ships up to a length of 300m and a draught of up to 10.5m. The terminal building with its huge glass front offers a spectacular view of Hamburg’s port. It is also open to visitors who can enjoy the panoramic view from the roof top terrace. The Cruise Center Altona offers shore power (renewable energies).
Visit website Shore Power at Cruise Center Altona (Credit: Cruise Gate Hamburg)
Cruise Center Altona (Credit: Hamburg Media Server / Cruise Gate Hamburg)
Cruise Center Altona (Credit: Mediaserver Hamburg / Jörg Modrow)
Cruise Center HafenCity (opening in 2025)
The new HafenCity Terminal is currently being built in Hamburg Überseequartier and will comprise of two berths (345 metres & 230 metres long, max. draught of 10.3 metres). Cruise ships calling at the new terminal will berth directly in the heart of the city near the Elbphilharmonie and right next to the Speicherstadt, a Unesco World Heritage Site. The new facility is set to open in Spring 2025 and will be equipped to deliver shore power to visiting vessels.
Visit website Cruise Center HafenCity (opened in 2024) (Credit: moka studio / URW)
Cruise Center HafenCity (opened in 2024) (Credit: moka studio / URW)
