The port operates 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
Alicante Cruise Port’s cruise terminal is located in the Port of Alicante. The address is: Muelle de Levante, 14 – Puerto de Alicante – 03001 Alicante (Spain).
Yes, Wi-Fi is available all along the pier.
Passengers requiring wheelchair assistance should contact the shipboard team to request the service. Wheelchairs are available at the terminal. The cruise terminal is fully adapted, accessible, comfortable, and free of stairs, ensuring a seamless, barrier-free experience.
Access to the Alicante Cruise Port terminal is permitted for passengers only. If you wish to say goodbye to family or friends, please do so before entering the port area.
From Alicante Airport you can get to Alicante Cruise Port by bus or taxi (14kms). The recommended option is taking a taxi directly to the terminal.
For embarking and disembarking passengers, a shuttle service is available between the Alicante Cruise Port entrance (Ocean Race Museum) and the cruise terminal, and vice versa. This service is available for the cruise lines, who offer this service. Shuttle train, tuk tuk and taxis are also available at the terminal for passengers who wish to travel independently or explore the city.
There is a car park just 100 metres to the Alicante Cruise Terminal. Address of Alicante Cruise Port: Muelle de Levante, 14 – Puerto de Alicante (https://maps.app.goo.gl/A7fiMkMoqhYCidqh9).
A shuttle train is available (subject to payment) and shuttle bus when provided by the ship. You can also take a tuk tuk if you wish to enjoy the city or take a taxi.
Boarding time is usually communicated in advance by your cruise line; please check your booking confirmation.
Check-in is carried out at the cruise terminal. After dropping off your luggage and passing the security check, you will find the check-in counters where passenger registration and boarding are handled. Always follow your cruise line’s instructions.
Yes, security checks are mandatory for all individuals entering the cruise terminal.
Please consult the luggage restrictions set by your cruise line.
Yes, requested by the cruise company.
If you lose an item at the cruise terminal, please speak with any staff member wearing the Alicante Cruise Port logo, or inform your cruise line ship security officer who will contact the terminal operator.
As per Shengen rules, to board a cruise starting or stopping in Alicante, documentation requirements depend on your nationality, the cruise itinerary, and the ports visited. Please verify the specific documentation requirements with your cruise line and relevant authorities before boarding.
Please consult the baggage restrictions set by your cruise line.
Yes, your mobile phone will likely work in Alicante, Spain, as most modern phones are compatible with its GSM and LTE networks. To avoid high costs, check your plan for roaming fees, consider purchasing a local Spanish SIM card or an eSIM, and turn off data roaming if you don’t have an international plan to prevent unexpected charges.
The official currency in Alicante and throughout Spain is the euro (€), with the code EUR.
In Alicante, as in the rest of Spain, tipping is not mandatory but is a common way to show appreciation for good service. Tips usually range from 5% to 10% of the bill, depending on the quality of service received.
Just outside of Alicante, top attractions include picturesque coastal towns like Altea and Villajoyosa, the stunning landscapes of Montgó Natural Park, and the unique salt flats of Las Lagunas de La Mata y Torrevieja. The region is also rich with caves and historic sites.
In Alicante, you must drive on the right, and vehicles from the right have priority in urban areas unless signs indicate otherwise. Overtake on the left, and be aware that vehicles already in a roundabout have right of way. Other key rules include mandatory seatbelt use for all occupants, speed limits of 50 km/h in urban areas, and the prohibition of using a mobile phone without a hands-free device.
Alicante, Spain is in the Central European Time (CET) zone during standard time and observes Central European Summer Time (CEST) during the summer months.
Alicante has a mild, hot semi-arid climate with hot, dry summers and mild winters, averaging over 2,800 hours of sunshine a year. Summers are hot and can feel stuffy due to humidity, while winters are mild, with average temperatures rarely dropping below 16ºC (61ºF). Most rain falls in the autumn, with October being the wettest month, and there are very few rainy days annually.
In line with ISPS and EU regulations, security at Alicante Cruise Port includes standard passenger and baggage screening using metal detectors and scanners.
Health and safety protocols for business operations at Alicante Cruise Port prioritize passenger and staff safety through measures like enhanced cleaning, ventilation, social distancing, and contactless technology. Key protocols include stepping up cleaning of common areas, ensuring adequate ventilation and reconfiguring passenger flows.
You can send an e-mail to info@alicantecruiseport.es.
Please contact us at info@alicantecruiseport.es for more information.
In case of emergency, please contact your cruise staff or call the European emergency number 112, available 24/7. If you are on land, you can also approach port staff for assistance.
Yes, please contact info@alicantecruiseport.es.
Please contact us at info@alicantecruiseport.es.
The port operates 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
Alicante Cruise Port’s cruise terminal is located in the Port of Alicante. The address is: Muelle de Levante, 14 – Puerto de Alicante – 03001 Alicante (Spain).
Yes, Wi-Fi is available all along the pier.
Passengers requiring wheelchair assistance should contact the shipboard team to request the service. Wheelchairs are available at the terminal. The cruise terminal is fully adapted, accessible, comfortable, and free of stairs, ensuring a seamless, barrier-free experience.
Access to the Alicante Cruise Port terminal is permitted for passengers only. If you wish to say goodbye to family or friends, please do so before entering the port area.
From Alicante Airport you can get to Alicante Cruise Port by bus or taxi (14kms). The recommended option is taking a taxi directly to the terminal.
For embarking and disembarking passengers, a shuttle service is available between the Alicante Cruise Port entrance (Ocean Race Museum) and the cruise terminal, and vice versa. This service is available for the cruise lines, who offer this service. Shuttle train, tuk tuk and taxis are also available at the terminal for passengers who wish to travel independently or explore the city.
There is a car park just 100 metres to the Alicante Cruise Terminal. Address of Alicante Cruise Port: Muelle de Levante, 14 – Puerto de Alicante (https://maps.app.goo.gl/A7fiMkMoqhYCidqh9).
A shuttle train is available (subject to payment) and shuttle bus when provided by the ship. You can also take a tuk tuk if you wish to enjoy the city or take a taxi.
Boarding time is usually communicated in advance by your cruise line; please check your booking confirmation.
Check-in is carried out at the cruise terminal. After dropping off your luggage and passing the security check, you will find the check-in counters where passenger registration and boarding are handled. Always follow your cruise line’s instructions.
Yes, security checks are mandatory for all individuals entering the cruise terminal.
Please consult the luggage restrictions set by your cruise line.
Yes, requested by the cruise company.
If you lose an item at the cruise terminal, please speak with any staff member wearing the Alicante Cruise Port logo, or inform your cruise line ship security officer who will contact the terminal operator.
As per Shengen rules, to board a cruise starting or stopping in Alicante, documentation requirements depend on your nationality, the cruise itinerary, and the ports visited. Please verify the specific documentation requirements with your cruise line and relevant authorities before boarding.
Please consult the baggage restrictions set by your cruise line.
Yes, your mobile phone will likely work in Alicante, Spain, as most modern phones are compatible with its GSM and LTE networks. To avoid high costs, check your plan for roaming fees, consider purchasing a local Spanish SIM card or an eSIM, and turn off data roaming if you don’t have an international plan to prevent unexpected charges.
The official currency in Alicante and throughout Spain is the euro (€), with the code EUR.
In Alicante, as in the rest of Spain, tipping is not mandatory but is a common way to show appreciation for good service. Tips usually range from 5% to 10% of the bill, depending on the quality of service received.
Just outside of Alicante, top attractions include picturesque coastal towns like Altea and Villajoyosa, the stunning landscapes of Montgó Natural Park, and the unique salt flats of Las Lagunas de La Mata y Torrevieja. The region is also rich with caves and historic sites.
In Alicante, you must drive on the right, and vehicles from the right have priority in urban areas unless signs indicate otherwise. Overtake on the left, and be aware that vehicles already in a roundabout have right of way. Other key rules include mandatory seatbelt use for all occupants, speed limits of 50 km/h in urban areas, and the prohibition of using a mobile phone without a hands-free device.
Alicante, Spain is in the Central European Time (CET) zone during standard time and observes Central European Summer Time (CEST) during the summer months.
Alicante has a mild, hot semi-arid climate with hot, dry summers and mild winters, averaging over 2,800 hours of sunshine a year. Summers are hot and can feel stuffy due to humidity, while winters are mild, with average temperatures rarely dropping below 16ºC (61ºF). Most rain falls in the autumn, with October being the wettest month, and there are very few rainy days annually.
You can send an e-mail to info@alicantecruiseport.es.
In line with ISPS and EU regulations, security at Alicante Cruise Port includes standard passenger and baggage screening using metal detectors and scanners.
Health and safety protocols for business operations at Alicante Cruise Port prioritize passenger and staff safety through measures like enhanced cleaning, ventilation, social distancing, and contactless technology. Key protocols include stepping up cleaning of common areas, ensuring adequate ventilation and reconfiguring passenger flows.
Please contact us at info@alicantecruiseport.es for more information.
Yes, please contact info@alicantecruiseport.es.
In case of emergency, please contact your cruise staff or call the European emergency number 112, available 24/7. If you are on land, you can also approach port staff for assistance.
Please contact us at info@alicantecruiseport.es.