Antwerp aims to become a climate-neutral city by 2050. The aim is to reduce CO₂ emissions by 50% to 55% compared to 2005. This is up to 15% more than the targets set by Europe, making Antwerp the first city in Flanders to align itself with the European Green Deal.

The renovation of the Scheldt Quays is an answer to flooding caused by rising sea levels and storm surges on the river. The climate challenge is embraced here as an opportunity to drive urban renewal along the river.

Shore Power: 24 connections (35 by 2027, spread around various locations)

Save on CO2 emissions: your passengers and crew don’t need a bus transfer to enter the city.

Your berth at Scheldekaaien is close to Het Steen, the city's oldest and beautifully renovated building. It is just a short walk to the historic city center, where you can find churches, museums, cozy bars and restaurants, architectural gems, shops, and much more.

Kattendijkdok is one of Antwerp’s oldest docks in one of Antwerp’s coolest neighborhoods: Het Eilandje, with highlights such as MAS, Red Star Line Museum, and the Port House.

Arriving in the heart of Antwerp is a joy for your passengers.

• easy to combine with other West European

• many train and air connections to significant European cities such as London, Paris, and Amsterdam

• various excursion possibilities

Antwerp’s central location has many advantages: