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There is also this site: https://www.vesselfinder.com/ports/FRHON001 But I still don't see any way to find out which (passenger) cruise ships cross the Atlantic to either Honfleur or Le Havre. A repositioning cruise would be great, too. Honfleur is not on a train route to Paris.

>> When we visited it was mostly pleasure vessels and some fishing boats that used the harbour. It has a small lock at the entrance, so commercial cargo vessels, unless they are very small, cannot access this port. If they started accepting pax again, you would have to consider Le Havre. What is "pax"? I was going to go on a cross-Atlantic cruise from Miami to Honfleur about two years on the French cruise line Ponant but decided to wait, as I had been on another cruise only about five months earlier. Yes, I should consider the alternative, Le Havre as destination port from a port on the Eastern seabord of North America, then.

Thank you chengkp75. Honfleur, though, is a major port on the Normandy coast, not as big as Le Havre.

Is there a cargo line from an East Coast port such as Boston) to Honfleur or Le Havre, one that space for a limited number of passengers?

Hello I've been vainly searching for a cruise from the East Coast to France, preferably Honfleur, Le Havre, Bordeaux... The last time I saw something was almost two years ago, from Miami to Honfleur on Ponant. Can anyone recommend or know of a cruise? I'd be especially interested in a cargo ship carrying a limited number of passengers. I have no idea of where to start looking or how to google such a topic.