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 cruises, perfect for discovering the city before or after your trip. Costa Cruises and MSC Cruises operate all year round.

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Practical information

Everything you need to know if you start your cruise in Valencia

Port services

The cruise terminal features: a restaurant-cafeteria to grab a bite to eat, a duty free shop for last-minute purchases or local souvenirs, and free Wi-Fi to keep you connected. Furthermore, the entire premises offer restrooms and fully accessible facilities adapted for passengers with reduced mobility.

Parking at the port

The TRASMED passenger terminal, which operates cruise traffic at Valenciaport, offers a parking service for cruise passengers wishing to leave their vehicle inside the terminal area for the duration of their cruise. Reservations can be made via this email address: cruceros.vlc@trasmed.com.

 

Port-to-city, city-to-port transport

To reach the city center, you have three quick options: local buses (Lines 4 or 19), which take you directly there in about 30 minutes; the metro/tram (Lines 6, 8, or 10) from nearby stops; or a taxi or VTC (ride-hailing service) from the terminal itself, taking just 15 minutes.

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What to see if you have a layover in Valencia

The quick cruise passenger guide to what to see and do if you have limited time in Valencia

What to see in Valencia

If you are in Valencia, this is our guide to discovering the soul of the city. A selection designed so you don't miss a thing, from the striking futuristic skyline of the City of Arts and Sciences to the medieval charm of its historic center, its squares, and its lively markets, all connected by the great green lung that flows through the city.

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Unique experiences

To feel like a local, these are the experiences you must enjoy during your stay if you appreciate the unique. We propose plans with their own identity that go beyond conventional tourism, such as exploring the natural landscapes where local gastronomy is born, actively exploring the most iconic monuments, or discovering those hidden cultural treasures that make the city vibrate.

Explore the authentic

The most exclusive Valencia

Discover Valencia at your own pace with a carefully curated selection of premium experiences. Culture, gastronomy, shopping, wellness, and nature come together in proposals designed to experience an authentic city through accessible and unique activities in the Mediterranean, including private tours, haute cuisine, and moments of total disconnection just steps from the sea.

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FAQs for cruise passengers in Valencia

Practical guide for those arriving at the Valencia Port Cruise Terminal

Index

How to get to the passenger terminal

  1. Where is the Valencia cruise terminal located?

    The terminal is located in the southern area of the Port of Valencia, right next to the Muelle de Poniente (Poniente Pier). You can view the location here.  

  2. How to get there from the airport  

    You can combine the metro (Lines 3 or 5) and the local bus (Lines 4, 30, and 95) to get there in approximately one hour, or take a taxi directly from the airport to arrive in 30 minutes.  

  3. How to get there from Estación del Norte (North Station)  

    Take a taxi (about 20 minutes) or local bus line 81 to the Pintor Sorolla stop, then transfer to line 4, which will take you to the passenger terminal area in about 40 minutes.

  4. How to get there from Joaquín Sorolla Station

    Take a taxi (about 20 minutes) or local bus line 31 to the Pintor Sorolla stop, then transfer to line 4, which will take you to the passenger terminal area in about 40 minutes.
     

  5. How to get there from the bus station

    Take a taxi (about 20 minutes) or local bus line 95 from the Guillem de Castro-Na Jordana stop to the Pont de les Drassanes stop, and walk five minutes to the passenger terminal. 

  6. Can I park at the port?

    The TRASMED passenger terminal provides a parking service for cruise passengers who wish to leave their vehicle inside the terminal area for the duration of their cruise. Reservations can be made via email at: cruceros.vlc@trasmed.com. 

  7. Can taxis access the cruise terminal?

    Yes, they will drop you off right at the terminal station entrance. There is a designated, signed official taxi rank right at the door of the passenger terminal. 

  8. Which ridesharing apps (VTC) operate in Valencia?

    Uber, Cabify, and Bolt operate in the city. Pick-ups are located in the designated area outside the passenger terminal. 

How to get around the city?

  1. How to get to Valencia city center from the cruise terminal?

    By taxi from the taxi rank located right outside the terminal exit. Journey time: 15–20 min. To book, you can use the Free Now app.

    By local bus (red buses; lines 4 or 95). The bus stop is a 10-minute walk from the terminal. Journey time: 45 minutes to Torres de Serranos.  

    VTC (Ridesharing): Uber, Cabify, and Bolt operate in Valencia.

  2. How to get to the Oceanogràfic or the City of Arts and Sciences from the port?

    Taxi: 10–12 min

     Local bus Line 95: get off at Oceanogràfic or Àgora. 20 minutes.  

  3. How to get to the beach from the cruise terminal?

    The closest beaches are El Cabanyal and Malvarrosa Beach, located 20–25 min away on foot, 5 minutes by taxi, or 15 minutes via local bus line 95 to the La Marina-Metro Neptú stop. You can see all of Valencia's beaches here.  

  4. Are there showers, restaurants, and a promenade at the beach?

    Yes, both Malvarrosa and El Cabanyal beaches feature a beachfront promenade, restaurants, and public showers.

  5. Is there a hop-on hop-off tourist bus near the port?

    Yes, the Valencia Bus Turístic has a stop at La Marina, a 20-minute walk or 5-minute ride on local buses (lines 4 or 30) from the port.

  6. Where can I rent a bike near the port?

    You can find bike rental companies here. Valencia has over 200 kilometers of bike lanes, which you can access right from the station to reach any point in the city.  

Where to eat in Valencia?

  1.  Where to eat a good paella near the port?

    Find all the recommended restaurants here.

  2. Where to eat typical Valencian gastronomy?

    Check out the best restaurants by city area or cuisine type here.  

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