Book your cruise from Valencia
Arriving in Valencia by sea is a unique experience. Its port is a departure and arrival point for major Mediterranean cruise liners, making it the perfect place to explore the city before or after your journey. Costa Cruises and MSC Cruises offer regular departures all year round.
Practical information for cruise passengers
Everything you need to know if you’re travelling on a cruise: cruise lines, routes, practical tips, port information and recommendations to help you plan your stay in the city.
Direct flights
Since 2023, Valencia has been one of the airports offering direct flights from Spain for cruise itineraries in Northern Europe, departing from Hamburg, and in the Western Mediterranean, departing from Venice.
The flight-included service allows cruise passengers to start their itinerary far from their place of origin at a more affordable price, offering a more comfortable and flexible way to travel.
Cruises calling at Valencia
In addition to cruises departing from the city, many cruise lines call at the Port of Valencia, including Royal Caribbean, Azamara Cruises, AIDA Cruises, Silversea, Viking Ocean Cruises, Norwegian Cruise Line, Celebrity Cruises and Seabourn.
You can check all the cruises calling at the Port of Valencia here.
How to get from the Cruise Port to Valencia
The cruise port is 4.5 km from the city centre. There are taxis and city buses at the exit. From Cruise Piers 1 and 2 there is a free shuttle service. Bus 4 goes to the city centre and bus 95 to the City of Arts and Sciences and the beaches.
If you plan to use public transport frequently and are arriving from the airport, we recommend the Valencia Tourist Card, as it allows unlimited travel on buses, metro, tram and local commuter trains.
What to see in Valencia
The quick guide for cruise passengers to find out what to see and what to do if you’re spending a short time in Valencia
What to do near the Cruise Port
If your stopover in Valencia is short, make the most of your time by enjoying the places closest to the port: the urban beaches, La Marina, the iconic Veles e Vents and the seafaring district, all perfect for strolling, eating out or relaxing by the sea.
