The Mission to Seafarers welcomes you and your crew to Teesport. We hope your stay is pleasant, uneventful and that all your activities go smoothly.
Our centre offers a quiet, friendly place for relaxation and recreation. If there is anything we can do to make your visit more comfortable, please let us know.
Aidan Webster Centre Manager for North Tees and Hartlepool
Usual Opening Times For North Tees Seafarers Centre
Opening times for South Tees Seafarers Centre are different. Click the South Tees Seafarers Centre link to visit their website and view their opening times.
Monday
09:00–19:00
Tuesday
09:00–21:00
Wednesday
09:00–21:00
Thursday
09:00–21:00
Friday
09:00–20:00
Saturday
12:00–21:00
Sunday
12:00–17:00
These are the usual hours and may change at short notice.
At the centre
What you can find here
Connect
Free Wi-Fi
Contact home, keep in touch with family and friends, or download films.
Relax
Pool and darts
Challenge your shipmates to a game or simply enjoy some quiet time away from the vessel.
Refresh
Drinks and snacks
Enjoy a beer or snack. Coffee and hot chocolate are provided free of charge.
Shop
Everyday essentials
Buy souvenirs, confectionery, toiletries and top-up vouchers for our free SIM cards.
Practical help
Food, taxis and currency
We can order food from nearby outlets, exchange foreign currency and arrange a taxi into Hartlepool or Middlesbrough.
Outdoor area
Fresh air and seating
Smoking and vaping are permitted only in the outdoor seating area.
Getting here
Transport from your berth
The centre is at the entrance to Navigator terminal. Please contact us if you need help reaching us.
Navigator terminal
The centre is only a short walk from vessels berthed in Navigator.
Exolum or ConocoPhillips
The walk takes approximately ten minutes. We can provide transport when it is dark or the weather is poor.
North Tees (SABIC), Seaton Port (Able), Bamletts Wharf, Haverton Hill Basin, Port Clarence (West Quay and Riverside), Clarence Wharf, or Hartlepool Docks (Victoria Quay, Deep Water Berth, and Irvine Quay).
Free transport can be provided upon request.
Pastoral care
Prayer, conversation and support
Our quiet prayer room is available to seafarers of every religion for prayer and reflection.
Shane Moore, our North East Chaplaincy Team Lead, can provide Holy Communion on board or at the centre, or meet privately with anyone who would value a confidential conversation.
If limited time prevents you from taking shore leave, our trained personnel may be able to visit your vessel to offer practical help or a listening ear.
Get in touch
We’re here to help
Seafarers, captains, ship agents, families, supporters and prospective volunteers are welcome to contact the local team. For transport or a time-sensitive visit, please telephone the centre directly.