Hours Ashore

Alicante Cruise Terminal (Muelle 14)

Run by Global Ports Holding; the building was refurbished in 2025.

Getting into town

Walk about 20 minutes (around 1.5 km) along the harbour to the Explanada de España and the old town. A shuttle runs on many call days; ask on board whether your line provides one and if it is charged. Taxis wait at the terminal.

Step-free

The terminal is accessible, and the harbour walk into town is flat.

Ships due at this terminal

None listed yet

Closest to this terminal

Sights

Santa Bárbara Castle

A big medieval fortress on Mount Benacantil, 166 m above the sea. Take the lift from beside Postiguet beach up through the rock, then walk down through the old quarter.

⏱ 1 h 15 visit🚶 18 min by taxi or public transport from the Alicante Cruise Terminal

SightsClosed Mondays

MARQ Archaeological Museum

A well-presented archaeology museum covering Iberian, Roman and medieval Alicante. About 2 km from the centre: tram to MARQ stop or a short taxi.

⏱ 1 h 15 visit🚶 20 min by taxi or public transport from the Alicante Cruise Terminal

Beaches & parks

Explanada de España

The seafront promenade of wavy mosaic tiles under rows of palm trees, lined with terrace cafés.

⏱ 30 min visit🚶 22 min walk from the Alicante Cruise Terminal

Practical

Tourist Info Alicante Puerto

The city tourist office on the harbour, on your way into town: maps, opening times and transport tips.

⏱ 10 min visit🚶 24 min walk from the Alicante Cruise Terminal

Sights

Co-Cathedral of San Nicolás

A sober Renaissance church with a blue dome and a peaceful cloister, in the heart of the old town.

⏱ 20 min visit🚶 26 min walk from the Alicante Cruise Terminal

Sights

Basilica of Santa María

Alicante's oldest church, Gothic inside with an ornate Baroque doorway, built over the site of the old mosque.

⏱ 20 min visit🚶 29 min walk from the Alicante Cruise Terminal