
Alicante Cruise Terminal
Cruise terminal on Muelle 14 de Levante, refurbished in 2025, handling turnaround and transit calls.

Alicante is the sunny capital of Spain's Costa Blanca. Its palm-lined, mosaic-paved Explanada de Espana runs along the marina below the hilltop Santa Barbara Castle, and the lively old quarter of El Barrio and Postiguet beach are a short… More about Alicante →

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Thousands of people in port, guests plus crew. Crowd level compared with a typical Alicante day.
The crowd calendar shows every ship and how busy the port is, hour by hour, plus the quietest and busiest days for the next 90 days.
Ships berth at the cruise terminal on Muelle 14 de Levante, the long pier on the east side of Alicante's harbour. A flat walk of about 25–30 minutes (about 2 km) along the pier and marina leads to Plaza Puerta del Mar, where the Explanada de Espana and Postiguet beach begin. Taxis wait at the terminal.
2 km · 25–30 min by car
Flat walk of about 2 km along the Levante pier and marina; Postiguet beach is about 25 minutes.
Typical prices, approximate. Fares change with demand, traffic and time of day.
Typical prices, approximate. Fares change with demand, traffic and time of day.
Taxis wait at the terminal. Distances, times and prices are approximate.
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Cruise terminal on Muelle 14 de Levante, refurbished in 2025, handling turnaround and transit calls.
Daily rate · per vehicle · confirm before travel
There is no official cruise parking with a published rate. The nearest practical option is a 24-hour public car park at Plaza del Puerto on the Muelle de Levante, about 1.3 km from the terminal, with a lower rate when booked ahead. Another public car park is on the Muelle de Poniente across the harbour.
Pick the area first. Typical nightly prices, approximate.
Old town, Roman sights and restaurants.
Typical hotel
Pre-cruise stays close to the marina, restaurants and the castle.
Beach next to the port.
Typical hotel
Adding a beach day within walking distance of the terminal.
Longer beach stay.
Typical hotel
Longer pre- or post-cruise beach stays; a taxi or tram ride from the port.
Rail arrivals and value.
Typical hotel
Arriving by train and wanting a short taxi to the port.
Prices are approximate per night for two adults in EUR, and higher in summer.
Prices are approximate. Cafés and rice restaurants line the Explanada and marina; El Barrio has tapas bars.
Walkable from the port; cafes and rice restaurants along the palm-lined promenade.
Tapas bars and restaurants in the lanes below the castle.

Alicante is the sunny capital of Spain's Costa Blanca. Its palm-lined, mosaic-paved Explanada de Espana runs along the marina below the hilltop Santa Barbara Castle, and the lively old quarter of El Barrio and Postiguet beach are a short walk from the port. Its airport makes it a growing homeport as well as a popular port of call.

Palm-lined mosaic promenade along the marina.

Hilltop fortress with city and sea views, reached by lift.

Old quarter of narrow lanes and churches.

City beach next to the port.