The terminals will be open to passengers during the time of the ship’s call.
Cruise Port Malaga, Estacion Marítima de Levante s/n, 29001 Málaga
Yes, free WIFI is available for 30 minutes.
Wheelchair assistance is available. You will need to ask our staff once you are in our facilities. Our facilities are also fully accessible.
Visitors can stay only before the security control check point. From this point on, the access is denied to non-authorised personnel. The embarking area is exclusive for passengers and authorised personnel.
From Málaga Airport, you can reach the cruise terminal by taking a taxi directly from the exit of Terminals A and B. The journey takes approximately 20 minutes and covers a distance of about 12 km.
You can also take the regular bus that connects the airport with the city center; once there, you can continue by taxi to the cruise terminal (Málaga–Costa del Sol Airport to Malaga Cruise Port). https://goo.gl/maps/P7emoYRC1KD2
To the International Airport Málaga – Costa del Sol: Train: from the Centro Alameda local bus stop (8 minutes on foot from the Port) on route C1. The trips takes 11 minutes. Taxi: the taxi service connects the Port with Málaga with the international airport in about 20 minutes. Bus: You can get to Málaga airport via the city bus A. To the Train Station Maria Zambrano: Taxi: the taxi service connects the Port with Málaga with the international airport in about 20 minutes.Train: The Port of Málaga is located at 1.3 kilometres from the Maria Zambrano rail Station where the high speed trains depart from.(15 minutes walk)
In front of Terminals A and B, you’ll find a designated area for passenger pick-up and drop-off, and there is another one near the Palmeral terminal. Please note that this is a public parking area and is not operated by the company.
Yes, but depending on the shipping company and it will be only during the ship’s port of call.
You must follow the instructions that your shipping company has given you.
Please, consult the general information panels inside the terminal about your check-in and embarkation gate for your cruise. At check-in desk you’ll be required for the necessary documentation for the cruise and you’ll be issue with your corresopnding boarding card.
Yes, there is.
In the event of loss, you should notify any operations personnel or security guard present and they will issue an official document which will be traced in the event that the item is found at the terminal.
Yes, a valid passport is required to cruise to Málaga, Spain. For stays up to 90 days within a 180-day period, most travelers, including U.S. and U.K. citizens, do not need a visa. However, starting in 2025, travelers from visa-exempt countries will need to apply for an ETIAS travel authorization before entering Spain or other Schengen countries. It’s essential to check the latest entry requirements with official sources before traveling.
What you should pack for Málaga depends on the season. In summer, bring light clothing, a swimsuit, sun protection (hat, sunglasses, sunscreen), and comfortable shoes. In winter, although the climate is mild, a warmer jacket, layers, and closed shoes may be needed, especially for the evenings. Always include travel documents and any necessary medications.
We recommend contacting your mobile provider before traveling to confirm compatibility and roaming conditions.
The official currency in Málaga, as in the rest of Spain, is the euro (€).
Tipping in Málaga is not expected but appreciated. In restaurants, rounding up or leaving 5–10% for good service is common. Small change is fine in cafés and taxis.
You can visit the ‘City Guide’ section for events, what not to miss in Malaga and short trips from the port.
In Málaga, driving follows Spain’s national traffic regulations: vehicles drive on the right, seat belts are mandatory for all occupants, and speed limits are 120 km/h on motorways, 90 km/h on rural roads, and between 20–50 km/h in urban areas. Notably, 80% of Málaga’s streets now have a 30 km/h limit on two-way, single-lane roads. The use of handheld mobile phones while driving is prohibited, and children under 135 cm must use appropriate child restraint systems and cannot sit in the front seat. Additionally, Málaga has implemented Low Emission Zones in its historic center, restricting access based on vehicle emissions.
Málaga is in the Central European Time (CET) zone, which is UTC+1. During daylight saving time (from the last Sunday in March to the last Sunday in October), it switches to Central European Summer Time (CEST), UTC+2.
Málaga generally enjoys a Mediterranean climate with mild, wet winters and hot, dry summers. Sunshine is abundant year-round, making it an ideal destination for outdoor activities.
You can visit the Business with us section and contact us for a more personalised service according to your needs. For more information you can contact us in the following ways: E-Mail: info@malagacruiseport.com, Phone: +34 952 12 50 26, FAX: +34 952 22 23 69
At Malaga Cruise Port we offer handling services, consignment, guest services… You can find all the complete information in the ‘Services’ section of our website.
Yes, you can visit the ‘Do business with us’ section and contact us for a more personalised service according to your needs.
You can visit the Business with us section and contact us for a more personalised service according to your needs.
Málaga Cruise Port ensures top standards in health, safety, and environmental management, fully complying with the ISPS Code and holding certifications such as ISO 9001, ISO 14001, the “Safe Travels” Stamp, and the “Responsible Tourism” seal. The port is also a national reference in cruise service quality, with annual renewals of its Cruise Traffic Quality Certification. For more information, please visit the “Health Safety & Environment” section.
Yes, you can advertise your business at the port in a static or dynamic way. In both cases for more information you can contact us in the following ways: E-Mail: info@malagacruiseport.com Phone: +34 952 12 50 26 FAX:+34 952 22 23 69
You can advertise your business at the port in a static or dynamic way. In both cases for more information you can contact us in the following ways: E-Mail: info@malagacruiseport.com, Phone: +34 952 12 50 26, FAX: +34 952 22 23 69
Berth reservations are made through the Port Authority of Malaga. For APM’s contact details visit their website https://www.malagaport.eu/
For any necessary operations, please contact operations and we will act as needed. E-Mail: operaciones@malagacruiseport.com. Phone: +34 606 247 088
For any necessary operations, please contact operations and we will act as needed. E-Mail: operaciones@malagacruiseport.com. Phone: +34 606 247 088
You can stay informed by visiting the port’s website or the port’s social networks.
In case of emergency assistance you can email or call operations. E-Mail: operaciones@malagacruiseport.com. Phone: +34 606 247 088
You can visit the ‘Career’ section of our website, where you can find out how to proceed.
You can visit the Business with us section and contact us for a more personalised service according to your needs. For more information you can contact us in the following ways: E-Mail: info@malagacruiseport.com, Phone: +34 952 12 50 26, FAX: +34 952 22 23 69
At Malaga Cruise Port we offer handling services, consignment, guest services… You can find all the complete information in the ‘Services’ section of our website.
Yes, you can visit the ‘Do business with us’ section and contact us for a more personalised service according to your needs.
You can visit the Business with us section and contact us for a more personalised service according to your needs.
Málaga Cruise Port ensures top standards in health, safety, and environmental management, fully complying with the ISPS Code and holding certifications such as ISO 9001, ISO 14001, the “Safe Travels” Stamp, and the “Responsible Tourism” seal. The port is also a national reference in cruise service quality, with annual renewals of its Cruise Traffic Quality Certification. For more information, please visit the “Health Safety & Environment” section.
Yes, you can advertise your business at the port in a static or dynamic way. In both cases for more information you can contact us in the following ways: E-Mail: info@malagacruiseport.com Phone: +34 952 12 50 26 FAX:+34 952 22 23 69
You can advertise your business at the port in a static or dynamic way. In both cases for more information you can contact us in the following ways: E-Mail: info@malagacruiseport.com, Phone: +34 952 12 50 26, FAX: +34 952 22 23 69
Berth reservations are made through the Port Authority of Malaga. For APM’s contact details visit their website https://www.malagaport.eu/
For any necessary operations, please contact operations and we will act as needed. E-Mail: operaciones@malagacruiseport.com. Phone: +34 606 247 088
For any necessary operations, please contact operations and we will act as needed. E-Mail: operaciones@malagacruiseport.com. Phone: +34 606 247 088
You can stay informed by visiting the port’s website or the port’s social networks.
In case of emergency assistance you can email or call operations. E-Mail: operaciones@malagacruiseport.com. Phone: +34 606 247 088
You can visit the ‘Career’ section of our website, where you can find out how to proceed.
You can visit the ‘City Guide’ section for events, what not to miss in Malaga and short trips from the port.
In Málaga, driving follows Spain’s national traffic regulations: vehicles drive on the right, seat belts are mandatory for all occupants, and speed limits are 120 km/h on motorways, 90 km/h on rural roads, and between 20–50 km/h in urban areas. Notably, 80% of Málaga’s streets now have a 30 km/h limit on two-way, single-lane roads. The use of handheld mobile phones while driving is prohibited, and children under 135 cm must use appropriate child restraint systems and cannot sit in the front seat. Additionally, Málaga has implemented Low Emission Zones in its historic center, restricting access based on vehicle emissions.
Málaga is in the Central European Time (CET) zone, which is UTC+1. During daylight saving time (from the last Sunday in March to the last Sunday in October), it switches to Central European Summer Time (CEST), UTC+2.
Málaga generally enjoys a Mediterranean climate with mild, wet winters and hot, dry summers. Sunshine is abundant year-round, making it an ideal destination for outdoor activities.
The terminals will be open to passengers during the time of the ship’s call.
Cruise Port Malaga, Estacion Marítima de Levante s/n, 29001 Málaga
Yes, free WIFI is available for 30 minutes.
Wheelchair assistance is available. You will need to ask our staff once you are in our facilities. Our facilities are also fully accessible.
Visitors can stay only before the security control check point. From this point on, the access is denied to non-authorised personnel. The embarking area is exclusive for passengers and authorised personnel.
From Málaga Airport, you can reach the cruise terminal by taking a taxi directly from the exit of Terminals A and B. The journey takes approximately 20 minutes and covers a distance of about 12 km.
You can also take the regular bus that connects the airport with the city center; once there, you can continue by taxi to the cruise terminal (Málaga–Costa del Sol Airport to Malaga Cruise Port). https://goo.gl/maps/P7emoYRC1KD2
To the International Airport Málaga – Costa del Sol: Train: from the Centro Alameda local bus stop (8 minutes on foot from the Port) on route C1. The trips takes 11 minutes. Taxi: the taxi service connects the Port with Málaga with the international airport in about 20 minutes. Bus: You can get to Málaga airport via the city bus A. To the Train Station Maria Zambrano: Taxi: the taxi service connects the Port with Málaga with the international airport in about 20 minutes.Train: The Port of Málaga is located at 1.3 kilometres from the Maria Zambrano rail Station where the high speed trains depart from.(15 minutes walk)
In front of Terminals A and B, you’ll find a designated area for passenger pick-up and drop-off, and there is another one near the Palmeral terminal. Please note that this is a public parking area and is not operated by the company.
Yes, but depending on the shipping company and it will be only during the ship’s port of call.
You must follow the instructions that your shipping company has given you.
Please, consult the general information panels inside the terminal about your check-in and embarkation gate for your cruise. At check-in desk you’ll be required for the necessary documentation for the cruise and you’ll be issue with your corresopnding boarding card.
Yes, there is.
In the event of loss, you should notify any operations personnel or security guard present and they will issue an official document which will be traced in the event that the item is found at the terminal.
Yes, a valid passport is required to cruise to Málaga, Spain. For stays up to 90 days within a 180-day period, most travelers, including U.S. and U.K. citizens, do not need a visa. However, starting in 2025, travelers from visa-exempt countries will need to apply for an ETIAS travel authorization before entering Spain or other Schengen countries. It’s essential to check the latest entry requirements with official sources before traveling.
What you should pack for Málaga depends on the season. In summer, bring light clothing, a swimsuit, sun protection (hat, sunglasses, sunscreen), and comfortable shoes. In winter, although the climate is mild, a warmer jacket, layers, and closed shoes may be needed, especially for the evenings. Always include travel documents and any necessary medications.
We recommend contacting your mobile provider before traveling to confirm compatibility and roaming conditions.
The official currency in Málaga, as in the rest of Spain, is the euro (€).
Tipping in Málaga is not expected but appreciated. In restaurants, rounding up or leaving 5–10% for good service is common. Small change is fine in cafés and taxis.