Beaches & parks
Parque de Málaga
A shady palm-lined park between the port and the old town, good for a cool break.
El Palmeral cruise terminal (Palmeral de las Sorpresas)
One berth, used by smaller ships.
Getting into town
Walk about 5 minutes through the Palmeral gardens to Plaza de la Marina and the old town.
Step-free
Flat, paved walk into the centre.
Ships due at this terminal
None listed yet
Closest to this terminal
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
Málaga Cathedral
A vast Renaissance cathedral, nicknamed 'La Manquita' because one tower was never finished. Rooftop tours run at set times.
Sights
Alcazaba of Málaga
An 11th-century Moorish palace-fortress climbing the hillside, with courtyards, fountains and views over the port.
SightsClosed Mondays
Roman Theatre
A 1st-century theatre at the foot of the Alcazaba, with a small free visitor centre.
Food & drink
Muelle Uno
The port's waterfront promenade of restaurants and shops, on the way between the Levante terminals and town.