Food & drink
Muelle Uno
The port's waterfront promenade of restaurants and shops, on the way between the Levante terminals and town.
Levante cruise terminals A and B (Muelle de Levante)
Used by most large ships.
Getting into town
When a ship is on the Levante pier, a bus links the terminals with the port's Plaza de la Marina entrance (about 10 minutes; usually a small fare, check locally). Some cruise lines run their own shuttle instead. Walking takes about 25–30 minutes along the waterfront past Muelle Uno. Taxis wait outside the terminals.
Step-free
The terminals are fully accessible and wheelchair help is available on request; the waterfront walk is flat.
Ships due at this terminal
None listed yet
Closest to this terminal
Beaches & parks
La Malagueta beach
The city beach, a short walk east of Muelle Uno, lined with beach bars grilling sardines on skewers.
SightsClosed Tuesdays
Centre Pompidou Málaga
Modern and contemporary art under the coloured glass cube on Muelle Uno.
Beaches & parks
Parque de Málaga
A shady palm-lined park between the port and the old town, good for a cool break.
Practical
Tourist office, Plaza de la Marina
The city's main tourist information office, by the port entrance: maps, opening times and transport help.
Sights
Alcazaba of Málaga
An 11th-century Moorish palace-fortress climbing the hillside, with courtyards, fountains and views over the port.