Harwich
International Port Limited
Parkeston, Harwich, Essex,
CO12 4SR, United Kingdom
Tel:
+44 (0)1255 242000
Fax: +44 (0)1255 241400
enquiries@harwich.co.uk
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Port Amenities
- Railway station
- The Quayside Café (alcoholic beverages available)
- Internet Cafe
- Information Point
- Gifts available from 'Quayside Café'
- Foreign Currency Machine
- Cash Machine
- 7 BT phone booths
- Passenger lift from Car Park
- Royal Mail Post Box
- Luggage Trolleys
- Vending Machines
- Photo booth
- Phone Card machine booth
- Car Park Pay Station
- Europcar Car and Van Hire
- Rail Ticket Counter
- Toilets
- Babychanging / unisex disabled toilets
Please note that some of the above facilities are available within the adjacent ferry terminal.
For those not wishing to venture into the main shopping centres of Harwich or Dovercourt, there are also a limited number of retail outlets within 10 minutes walk from the Port:
- Morrisons Superstore and petrol station
- Peacocks retail outlet
- Argos retail outlet
- Lidl retail outlet
- Bon Marche outlet
- Brewers Fayre restaurant and pub
Clacton Tourist Information Centre:
Town Hall
Station Road
Clacton-on-Sea
Essex
CO15 1SE
Tel: 01255 686633
Fax: 01255 686412
Email: clactontic@tendringdc.gov.uk
Web: www.essex-sunshine-coast.org.uk
Events: www.tendringdc.gov.uk/TendringDC/whatson.htm
Harwich also has Ha'penny Pier Visitor Centre which is seasonal (normally open between May and September):
Ha’penny Pier Visitors Centre
The Quay
Harwich
CO12 3HH
Tel: 01255 503429
Harwich and Dovercourt
www.harwich-society.co.uk
www.harwich-essex.co.uk
www.haven-gateway.org
Harwich, an historic maritime port has many associations with famous characters, including Samuel Pepys and of course Christopher Jones, Master of the Mayflower who sailed to America in 1620 with some of the very first ‘Adventurers and Pilgrims’. Other attractions worth visiting include the Redoubt Fort, a circular fort built in 1808 to protect the harbour from a Napoleonic invasion, the Electric Palace Cinema, the oldest unaltered purpose built cinema in Britain and still going strong, and the Mayflower exhibition, housed in the old ticket office on the Pier. Free guided walks of the town are available from here in the summer months (see the Harwich Society link above). The neighbouring town of Dovercourt (5 minute taxi ride) offers a small but varied shopping centre, and the town boasts a Blue Flag Award for its beaches with boating lake, roller skating rink, putting green, beach cafe (with bouncy castle and childs play area) and amusement arcade along the seafront.
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