From the Ship to Montserrat, Sóller or the Alhambra
A port day is short, and a small group with its own driver uses every minute of it. The minibus meets you at the terminal, leaves when you are all aboard and brings you back with time to spare.
Check the terminal first
Barcelona has several cruise terminals, most of them on the Moll Adossat, and one at the World Trade Center is due to shut when 2026 ends. Go by the one named in your cruise documents. Your driver can drop you and load suitcases beside the terminal, though waiting there with the vehicle is not allowed. Palma has two berthing areas, the Dique del Oeste and the Muelle de Poniente, and caps how many ships call each day. Valencia's port fixes a ship's call date only 24 hours ahead.
How far a shore day reaches
From the Moll Adossat to Montserrat is about 62 km, so allow roughly an hour and a half on the road in each direction. Granada is about 131 km from Malaga's Muelle de Levante, so the Alhambra makes a long day and needs its timed tickets settled first. Valencia's old centre is about 20 minutes from the terminal.
What travellers ask us
Can the minibus take us to the airport after the cruise?
Yes. Malaga's terminals are about 14 km from the airport and Valencia's about 18 km, both short runs.
Is there a set pick-up place at Malaga?
Yes. Public pick-up and drop-off areas sit in front of Terminals A and B and near the Palmeral terminal.
What if the ship arrives late?
Tell us the ship and the call date. The driver works to the actual arrival, and the return time is planned with a margin.
Cruise ports
Planning a port day?
Tell us the port, the date, the ship's hours and how many are coming ashore.
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