Barcelona Cruise Port

If you're planning a cruise to the Mediterranean and your voyage includes a stop in Barcelona, you're in for a treat. Barcelona Cruise Port is your doorway to one of Europe's most vibrant and culturally rich cities. In this comprehensive guide, we'll walk you through everything you need to know to make your visit to the Barcelona Cruise Port as smooth and enjoyable as possible.

Discover the Terminals of Barcelona Cruise Port

The Barcelona Cruise Port boasts a total of nine terminals, each with its unique charm and offerings. These terminals are divided into three main clusters:
Adossat Quay Terminals
Terminals A, B, C, D, and E are located at the Adossat Quay, slightly further from the city center. Terminal D, also known as Palacruceros, is one of the highlights.
World Trade Centre Terminals
For those looking for convenience, the World Trade Centre (WTC) features two terminals – North and South. The nearby Sant Bertrand Terminal caters to ferries to the Balearic Islands.
Maremagnum & Port Vell
Port Vell is Barcelona's old port for small and large ships, it offers a unique experience for sailors. It's also the port for the 2024 America's Cup! 

Barcelona Port Cruise Map

Smooth Transport Options from and to Barcelona Cruise Port

Getting from the port to Barcelona's city center and its attractions is a breeze. You have several options to choose from:
Shuttle Transfer Service
A hassle-free way to reach your destination, this service ensures you bypass the queues and reach your hotel swiftly. It's ideal for travelers short on time or those looking for a stress-free arrival.
Walking
The nearest cruise terminal to the bustling La Rambla is just a 15-minute walk away. However, if you're docked at one of the Adossat Quay terminals (A, B, C, D, or E), it's best to catch the Cruise Bus to the World Trade Centre and then walk to La Rambla.
Cruise Bus Shuttle Service
The "Blue Bus" offers convenient transportation from all cruise port terminals to the World Trade Centre and back. It's wheelchair-accessible for travelers with disabilities.
Taxi
A quick and cost-effective way to reach the city center in less than 10 minutes.
Hop on Hop Off Tourist Bus
Hop on Hop Off Barcelona Perfect for tourists with limited time, this bus provides a quick overview of Barcelona's main attractions. Stops are conveniently located near the cruise terminals.

From Airport to Port

If you're arriving at the airport and need to reach the cruise port, options include bus transfers and taxis. Taxis are quick and will take you to the port in about 25 minutes.

Park and Cruise

For those arriving by car, the Barcelona Cruise Port offers short-term car park facilities. For longer stays, there are car parks a short drive from the port to meet your parking needs.

Convenient Baggage Storage

While there are no locker storage facilities at the port, you'll find nearby options for luggage storage to keep your hands free for exploration.

Accommodation Close By

The Eurostars Grand Marina Hotel, situated at the World Trade Centre, offers splendid views of the port area and makes for a great base during your stay. Additionally, there are hotels within walking distance of the cruise port, providing various accommodation options.

Plan Your Visit with Ease

The Barcelona Cruise Port is well-equipped for travelers with disabilities, featuring lifts and accessible transportation. If you plan to explore the Balearic Islands, you'll find ferry operators like Acciona Trasmediterranea and Balearia offering trips to Mallorca, Minorca, or Ibiza.

Cruise with Confidence

When it comes to planning your trip, we've got you covered. You can access the cruise port's timetable and arrival information to ensure a seamless experience. For more specific information and inquiries, you can contact the Cruise Port's customer service department or visit their official website for the latest updates.

>> Prepare for an unforgettable Mediterranean adventure, anchored by your visit to the Barcelona Cruise Port.