About Port Atlas

Port Atlas helps cruise passengers understand where they arrive, how to get ashore and what they can reasonably consider doing during a call. The collection covers European coastal destinations, islands and river routes, with a few separately grouped destinations beyond Europe.

Each guide starts with arrival information and brings together transport, places to visit and practical details. The quick facts are an introduction: your ship’s actual berth, tender operation and return instructions take priority.

A collection you can inspect

Guides carry a verification date and a Sources & Verification section. Those notes show the evidence used and retain unresolved questions. Publication requires editorial approval. Our editorial policy explains the role of AI, review and corrections.

Independent planning

Port Atlas is an information publisher. We are not a cruise line, tour operator or booking agent, and we do not control transport or access at any destination. Any commercial links are labelled and kept separate from guide text. Read the affiliate disclosure for details.

Who is responsible

Najapi is the named editor responsible for the guides. Najapi is the UK-based editor of Port Atlas. Every guide is desk-researched from port authorities, transport operators and official tourism sources, drafted with AI assistance and checked by the editor before approval, with the verification date shown on the page. Guides are desk-researched from official and operator sources, drafted with AI assistance and checked by the editor before approval; see the editorial policy for what that check covers and what it does not.

The publisher is Port Atlas, based in United Kingdom. You can reach the editorial team through editor@portatlas.co.uk.