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Which Cruise Terminal Does Celebrity Use in Barcelona?

By Anna Duncan

If you are planning to embark on a Celebrity cruise from Barcelona, you might be wondering which cruise terminal they use. Barcelona is a popular port of call for many cruise lines, and Celebrity Cruises is no exception. In this article, we will explore the cruise terminals in Barcelona and find out which one Celebrity uses.

The Cruise Terminals in Barcelona

Barcelona has seven cruise terminals located in the Port of Barcelona. These terminals cater to various cruise lines and handle a large number of passengers each year. The terminals are conveniently located near the city center, making it easy for passengers to explore Barcelona before or after their cruise.

Terminal A is one of the newest and most modern terminals in the Port of Barcelona. It offers state-of-the-art facilities and can accommodate large ships. This terminal is primarily used by Royal Caribbean International and its sister company, Celebrity Cruises.

Terminal B is another modern terminal that can handle large cruise ships. It is mainly used by Costa Cruises but can also accommodate other cruise lines when needed.

Terminals C, D, E, and F

Terminals C, D, E, and F are older but still functional terminals that have been serving the Port of Barcelona for many years. These terminals are used by various cruise lines depending on availability and scheduling.

Adossat Quay Terminal

The Adossat Quay Terminal is located at the southern end of the port and is primarily used for turnarounds (embarkation and disembarkation) of larger cruise ships. It can handle multiple ships simultaneously.

• Celebrity Cruises predominantly uses Terminal A in the Port of Barcelona.

Therefore, if you have booked a cruise with Celebrity Cruises departing from Barcelona, chances are you will be using Terminal A. However, it is always important to check the details of your specific cruise itinerary to confirm the exact terminal and embarkation procedures.

Now that you know which cruise terminal Celebrity uses in Barcelona, you can plan your journey accordingly. Make sure to arrive at the correct terminal in advance to avoid any last-minute stress and enjoy a smooth embarkation process.

Happy cruising!

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Barcelona, Spain

Cruises from Barcelona depart year-round. With mountains to the west and the sparkling Mediterranean Sea to the east, Barcelona possesses panoramic beauty. Among the most-visited sites in the Catalonia region's capital are structures designed by Antoni Gaudi, including the colorful Casa Batllo, whimsical Park Guell and Barcelona's most iconic building, the Expiatory Temple of the Holy Family, known locally as the Sagrada Familia. Walking tours are popular here, with plenty to admire in the Gothic Quarter and on La Rambla, a bustling pedestrian street lined with stalls and trees. Foodies find themselves on tours of tapas restaurants or exploring the sprawling Mercat de la Boqueria, a covered market with roots in the 13th century. For soccer fans, an excursion to Camp Nou, the home stadium for FC Barcelona, proves an exciting pilgrimage.

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Local Time 2024-09-13 00:45

Port Barcelona cruise ship schedule shows timetable calendars of all arrival and departure dates by month. The port's schedule lists all ships (in links) with cruises going to or leaving from Barcelona, Spain. To see the full itineraries (ports of call dates and arrival / departure times) and their lowest rates – just follow the corresponding ship-link.

Barcelona cruise port is currently ranked the largest Mediterranean cruise port with turnaround operations (roundtrip itineraries) and the world's 4th busiest. Its harbor area is one of the world's biggest. By population (over 1,6 million) the city is ranked Spain's largest and Europe's 16th largest.

By the metro population (around 5,5 million) it is ranked EU's 6th largest (after Paris , London , Madrid , Ruhr, Milano ). The city is on the Mediterranean Sea, located between the mouths of two rivers (Llobregat and Besos).

IMPORTANT : Since October 22, 2023, cruise vessels are no longer allowed to dock at Muelle Barcelona Norte (northern port, near the World Trade Centre area) and instead are redirected to berth at Moll Adossat Pier (southern port) which was previously utilized by larger cruise companies like NCL-Norwegian , RCI-Royal Caribbean and MSC . As a result, disembarking cruise tourists instead of stepping directly into the city's historic downtown (10-minute walking distance) are transported via shuttle buses (~30 minutes drive distance) from the southern port to access the city center.

Barcelona cruise port

Barcelona Port (locode ESBCN) is ranked Europe's 9th largest containership port by annual traffic.

The Port's area (sized 10 km2 / 4 mi2) is divided into 3 zones - Port Vell, Commercial Port, and Barcelona Free Port ("Zona Franca de Barcelona", industrial/logistics port).

There is an ongoing enlargement project that will double the port's size by diverting the Llobregat river to the south.

• UN-LOCODE (United Nations location code) - ESBCN
• supported by excellent road, rail, and air infrastructure
• deep harbor water and berths (draft 11,5 m / 38 ft)
• sheltered harbor area
• access unrestricted by tides
• capability to accommodate 9 cruise vessels at a time

Each of the Port's international cruise ship terminals has air conditioning, public phones, lifts and escalators, currency exchange kiosks, duty-free shops, gift/souvenir shops, cafe-restaurant, taxi rank, bus shuttle to downtown.

The cruise port is accessible the whole year round - 24/7, 365 days a tear.

The best vantage points to observe the cruise port's traffic are the cable car (connecting La Barceloneta neighborhood, Ciutat Vella district), the Ferry Station and the Montjuic Castle.

Cruise ships usually arrive in Barcelona in the early morning (4, 5, 6, 7, 9 am) and in the early afternoon (at 1, 2, 2:30 pm) and depart from Barcelona in the late afternoon or in the evening (at 5, 6, 7, 8:30, 10 pm).

Port Barcelona's cruise operations contribute to the city's economy (as revenues) around EUR 796 million (USD 900M) annually. The cruise port adds EUR 413 million (USD 467M) annually to Catalonia's GDP (gross domestic product). This industry also supports 6760 local jobs and generates EUR 152 million (USD 172M) in government taxes. Each cruise vessel in Barcelona generates on average EUR 1 million (USD 1,13M) in sales, contributes EUR 0,5 million (USD 565,417) to Catalonia's GDP, and generates EUR 0,2 million (USD 226,131) in Gov taxes.

In 2014, at its 6 existing cruise terminals, the seaport handled 764 ship calls and over 2,36 million passengers, with an economic impact of EUR 257 million (spent on restaurants, bars, visiting museums, churches, also on transportation and city shopping). On February 5, 2014, Royal Caribbean announced that for the summer 2015 season the Allure of the Seas ship will be based in Europe and homeported in Barcelona. Starting May 24, the Allure's program had 25 voyages with a repeating 7-night round-trip itinerary visiting the ports of Palma de Mallorca , Marseille , La Spezia, Civitavecchia-Rome, Naples. Right after the RCI's announcement, the Barcelona Port announced its estimation for the Allure's additional 158000 passengers and expected spending of around EUR 17,5 million in the city.

On July 23, 2015, Carnival Corporation announced its agreement with Barcelona Port Authority to invest over EUR 46 million in building a second (private) cruise terminal at Moll Adossat (read more in the "Terminal" section). The facility was opened on May 5, 2018. On September 13, 2015, the cruise port had its day record for cruise tourists, handling a total of 26,770 passengers on 4 cruise ships visiting the port in a single day. These were the vessels Norwegian Epic , Nieuw Amsterdam , Vision OTS and Allure OTS .

Port's cruise passenger growth in the period 2010-2015 was as follows: 2010 (2,350264 million, growth of 9,06%), 2011 (2,658691 million, growth of 13,06%), 2012 (2,408618 million, -9,4%), 2013 (2,599363 million, growth of 7,9%), 2014 (2,364292, -9%), 2015 (2,540302 million, growth of 7,4%).

The port ended 2015 with more turnaround passengers (embarking in Barcelona) reporting 3,7+ million (a 7% increase). The number included regular ferry passengers (~1,1 million) and cruise ship passengers (~2,54 million). The biggest increase in passengers concerned those leaving on ships using Barcelona as a turnaround port (where the itinerary begins and ends). In 2015, the cruise port posted its highest-ever number of handled passengers (2,5+ million). In terms of home-ported ships, Barcelona was ranked Europe's second - following Port Venice .

In November 2016, Port Barcelona presented its "Air Quality Improvement Plan" - an initiative aiming to reduce bad emissions from port activities. The document involved 25 actions rolled out in 53 operations. Among the most representative actions are promoting the LNG fuel (liquefied natural gas) as an alternative for both marine vessels and road freighters. The policy offers discounts for cleaner ships and replacing the Port's service fleet with electric vehicles. According to statistics, port activities produce 7,6% of the city's average NOx concentrations annually and 1,5% of the fine particulates. Promoting LNG-powered ships , terminal machinery and trucks is one of the plan's highlights. LNG fuel cuts NOx emissions by 80% and eliminates soot, particles and SOx emissions. The environmental discounts are on port fees. Currently, the law allows a max 5% port fee discount for environmental reasons.

For season 2019, the cruise port had scheduled a total of 830 ship calls with estimated 3,2 million tourists.

In May 2021, MSC Cruises signed a deal for building an exclusive (for MSC ships only) terminal in Port Barcelona. The facility will be operated under a 31-year concession, includes an MSC investment of ~EUR 33 million (~USD 40,2M) and is planned for completion and inauguration in 2024.

In June 2022 the Port announced that starting in 2023, all visiting cruise ship tourists will pay an additional EUR 3 (12+ hours stay) and EUR 1 (fewer than 12 hours stay). The new port fees are added to the existing EUR 1,75 per person and are usually included in the cruise fares listed upon booking. For comparison, since 2019, Port Marghera-Venice charges EUR 10 port fee.

Port Barcelona statistics

FY2018 (fiscal) was a record year with significant growth in various sectors. Port's main trade is with China. Around 25% of all TEUs (containers shipped on large box ships ) passing through the port start or end in China. In 2018 also increased the shipping trade with Algeria (+45%), USA (+18%), India (+4,4%), Mexico (+12,6%), Vietnam (+27,5%), Thailand (+18,7%), Egypt (+14%). "Motorways of the Sea" (Mediterranean routes connecting to Italy and North Africa) goods shipping volumes increased 7%.

These Mediterranean lines connect Barcelona to the ports Civitavecchia-Rome , Genoa (Milan) , Savona , Livorno-Florence , Porto Torres (Sardinia Island) , Tangier (Morocco) , Algiers (Algeria) and La Goulette-Tunis .

• Liquid bulk (mainly hydrocarbons) grew 5,2% (to 15,2 million tons), LNG +3%, gasoline +12,6%, Biofuels +34,8%. Dry bulk cargo decreased 4,7%. Vehicle shipping decreased 3% (to 810,218 units). The port handled a total of 262,379 TEUs (+7,7%). Port's rail traffic increased 13,3%. Car transport by rail increased 11% (to 263,900 units).
• In 2018, the port handled total 4,4 million passengers (8,6% increase), including 1,4 million ferry (+2%) and 3 million cruise (+12%). Turnaround passengers grew 16%. Day-passengers grew 8%. Low-season cruisers increased 17% and were ~44% of all cruise passengers.

For 2018, Port Barcelona reported 4% increase in net turnover - EUR 173,5 million (USD 198 million), 8% increase in profit - EUR 53,7 million (USD 61,3 million) and 4% increase in cash flow - EUR 102,5 million (USD 117 million).

APM Terminals (global container terminal operator) operates under the concession port's container terminal. In 2019, APM Terminals Barcelona invested ~EUR 47 million in equipment (29x new straddle carriers/trucks, 2x new Super PostPanamax gantry cranes, 1x Reefer Rack with refrigerated container plugs) to improve terminal's efficiency and productivity. Also in 2019 APM increased terminal's reefer (refrigerated TEU-container) capacity by 31% (to a total of 632 reefer connections) and launched online real-time TEU tracking (on its website).

Cruise itineraries to and from Barcelona Spain

Follows a list of destinations visited by cruise ships leaving out of Barcelona:

• Mediterranean itineraries on cruises out of Barcelona port visit the largest ports of Italy, France, Greece, and Turkey. Feature destinations are also the French Riviera and the Italian Riviera (coastal regions with top-luxury resorts).
• The most commonly operated are 7-day round-trips. One-way itineraries from Barcelona end up in Civitavecchia-Rome , Genoa , Piraeus-Athens , Venice , Istanbul .
• Most of the Canary Islands itineraries leaving roundtrip from Barcelona also visit North Africa (Morocco) and Funchal (Madeira Island) often combined with other ports in Spain and Portugal.
• Short-break (Mini Cruises) from Barcelona to Genoa are 2-nights / 3-days long. They are operated by MSC Cruises ships and visit Marseille France .
• Among the most visited Mediterranean island ports are Mallorca, Sicily, Corsica, Malta, Sardinia.
• World Cruises from Barcelona are offered mainly by Costa Cruises ships. The itineraries are usually eastbound (via Suez Canal ) and visit ports in Southeast Asia, South Pacific (Australia, New Zealand), South America.

Ship relocation voyages (RepositionCruises.com) are one-way itineraries from Barcelona to the largest ports of the UK, Holland, Denmark, as well as to the Canary Islands. Eastbound routes (transiting the Suez Canal) may end up in ports in Asia ( Dubai , Singapore , Hong Kong ) and even in Australia ( Sydney NSW ) on longer "around the world" itinerary segments.

Westbound Transatlantic crossings (on ship relocations out of Barcelona) are offered in the Fall (starting in late September - early October through the end of November). Among the special destinations that may be visited is Bermuda. The disembarkation could be in NYC New York, in some of the large Florida ports, also in Bridgetown (Barbados) , Fort de France (Martinique) , even in Havana (Cuba) . The longest Transatlantic cruises out of Barcelona are on Costa ships repositioning from Europe to South America. They offer disembarkation in either Brazil ( Rio De Janeiro , Santos-Sao Paulo ) or Argentina ( Buenos Aires ).

Barcelona cruise terminal

Port Barcelona has a total of 8 cruise ship terminals, 4 ferry terminals, and 2 large yacht marinas. There are restaurants and cafes at most of the terminals.

(NEW) Catalonia Cruise Terminal G (Royal Caribbean)

In January 2024,  RCG/Royal Caribbean Group became the solitary contender/only bidder for Barcelona Port's newest Cruise Terminal G. The bid was placed by the consortium "Catalonia Cruise Terminal G" including RCG and CTI/Cruise Terminals International Ltd (2022-founded, London England UK-based company that owns, develops and manages cruise port infrastructure).

The approval for Terminal G was granted in April 2024.

RCG will co-fund the project (total budget EUR 85 million/USD 92M), start the construction works, and also will be the managing company of Terminal G, scheduled for completion/inauguration in 2027-Q1.

The modern facility encompasses an area of 54000 m2 (581250 ft2) including a dock/quay with length 450 m (1476 ft), which allows berthing for the world's most colossal cruise vessels .

Initially, three companies - NCL/Norwegian ,  Viking OCEAN  and  Virgin Voyages - planned to participate in the bidding process. However, as the process resumed, Royal Caribbean remained the sole bidder.

One of the tender's stipulations was that the partner/participating entity could not hold a controlling interest in Terminal G.

Until 2024, through its subsidiary Creuers del Port de Barcelona, RCG held a 38% stake in Barcelona Port Investment - the entity that manages Barcelona's cruise terminals A, B, and C (at Adossat Dock), along with World Trade Center's two terminals. The remaining 62% were owned by the Turkish company Global Ports Holding/GPH. Since 2023, GPH is the sole proprietor of Creuers del Port de Barcelona's shares as RCG opted to divest its stake (38%) to ensure compliance with the Terminal G tender's conditions.

(NEW) MSC Cruise Terminal

In May 2021, MSC was approved to build an exclusive (for MSC Cruises ships only) terminal.

The facility will be operated under a 31-year concession (2024 through 2055), sized 11670 m2 (125620 ft2) and designed by Ricardo Bofill.

The new MSC Cruise Terminal project is budgeted ~EUR 33 million (~USD 40,2M).

Construction works started in June 2021, with planned completion and inauguration in 2024.

Port Vell (Maremagnum) cruise terminal "M" (Old Port Barcelona)

The Port Vell port complex includes a fishing port, 2 yacht marinas, 1 cruise ship terminal, ferry terminal. Terminal M ("Maremagnum", near the World Trade Center) is for both ferry and cruise vessels. It has 3 small piers - named "South Pier" (S), "North Pier" (N) and "East Pier" (E). All terminals are designed to serve smaller ships. Their location is near the World Trade Center (which has a dedicated cruise parking area) and the Eurostars Grand Marina Hotel.

The Maremagnum terminal (aka "Port Vell terminal") is the port's smallest and the most central as location. The terminal is a short walking distance from the old city. The walking distance from here to La Ramblas street is some 10 min. There is a tour bus stopping at Portal de la Pau (at the harbor's end of Las Ramblas).

The Port Vell area has the Maremagnum (shopping mall, nightlife complex), the IMAX Port Vell (cinema complex) and the famous Aquarium Barcelona (with over 8000 fishes and 11 sharks kept in 22 seawater basins).

Moll Adossat Pier (Palacruceros) cruise terminal

At Adossat Pier are located 4 terminals - at berth A, berth B, berth C, berth D (Palacruceros). They have the biggest distance from downtown. Here berth most (including the largest) cruise ships. This dock handles over 85% of the visiting ships. There is a blue bus shuttle between the Port and the city center (Las Ramblas).

Moll Adossat Barcelona (or Muelle Adosado in Spanish) is the port's biggest wharf and also the newest cruise terminal. At this long quay can be berthed 4 large vessels simultaneously.

In October 2013 was announced a plan for the expansion of Terminal D and the building of a new Terminal E serving ships with capacity 4500+ passengers.

(NEW) Carnival's "Helix Cruise Center" terminal (Barcelona Adossat)

At the end of April 2017, the world's largest cruise shipping company Carnival Corporation released renderings of its new cruise terminal at Barcelona Adossat. The facility was named "Helix Cruise Center" and inaugurated on May 5, 2018, as Europe's newest passenger terminal.

• The new terminal (cost EUR 46 million / USD 55 million) is designed to handle Carnival's largest ships, among which are the new class LNG-powered vessels .
• The facility is designed by Batlle I Roig Arquitectura, sized 12,500 m2 (134,550 ft2). Paired with an existing facility, it represents Europe's largest (combined) passenger terminal.
• Building's design company is "Battle I Roig". The plans show a modern architectural style featuring straight lines, minimalistic concepts, a contemporary and comfortable environment.
• Construction works officially started in July 2016 and were completed in May 2018.

The new terminal is located at Adossat Wharf. Currently, this berthing is used by 8 of Carnival's all 10 brand companies. The terminal is used as both destination (call port) and homeport (for Barcelona turnaround operations). Carnival expects to handle here 1+ million passengers annually after the opening of the new (2nd) terminal.

This terminal has its own pier-side parking facility (max capacity 300 vehicles) dedicated to embarking passengers.

The new terminal is exclusively used by Carnival Corporation ships (only) as the company was granted with exclusive concession rights to operate the facilities. In addition to the new cruise terminal in Barcelona, Carnival Corporation also operates exclusive terminals at ports Puerta Maya (Cozumel Mexico) , Grand Turk Island , Mahogany Bay (Roatan Island, Honduras) , Amber Cove-Puerta Plata (Dominicana) , Long Beach (California USA) , plus 2 private Caribbean islands (in the Bahamas) - Half Moon Cay and Princess Cays .

World Trade Center

The World Trade Center has two terminals – pier South and pier North. Those terminals provide easy Las Ramblas tours. There is an overflow area at the East berth.

San Bertran cruise terminal

The port's Sant Bertran wharf is a terminal for the ferry and small-sized cruise vessels. It is used for docking of smaller cruise ships only during peak season.

The building's interior size is 2200 m2 (23680 ft2). The wharf's width is only 12 m (40 ft). The berth's length is 255 m (837 ft) allowing max ship length of 220 m (720 ft) and a max draft of 11 m (36 ft).

The distance from San Bertran to the city is 400 m (1310 ft).

Port Barcelona Ferry Terminals

The port has 3 terminals dedicated to ferry shipping traffic:

• Terminal Drassanes is operated by Balearia .
• Terminal Ferry de Barcelona is operated by Trasmediterranea .
• Grimaldi Terminal Barcelona is operated by GNV-Grandi Navi Veloci .

Each of the ferry terminals has a ticket office, air conditioning, public phones, cafe-restaurant, taxi rank, and provides short-term parking for check-in passengers (before embarkation).

Long-term parking is not permitted (only drop-off areas).

Long-term parking is available at the World Trade Center (phone number 0034 93 508 80 62), at Valet Parking Cruceros (phone number 0034 93 511 37 44) and at Parking Viajeros (phone number 0034 618 70 79 70).

The port's ferry terminals are with convenient underground (metro) and bus connections.

Barcelona tours, shore excursions, hotels

City tours and shore excursions.

• Picasso museum: the best artworks of Picasso.
• Montjuic: see all the city, its countryside and the ocean from a vantage point. There is a good view of the two industrial Barcelona port terminal.
• La Sagrada Familia: Gaudi designed that iconic church in 1883. The building has big doors that show charity, hope, and faith. The towers and the frontage are designed with mosaic work.
• La Rambla: breathtaking promenade which connects the old Barcelona’s heart with Port to Placa de Catalunya. The famous street offers shops, cafes, lively food markets, street performers and here is situated the Gran Teatre del Liceu, the opera theater of Barcelona.
• Palau Guell: a 19th-century palace designed by the famous Antoni Gaudi
• Barri Gotic: enjoy the old-world experience in the narrow pavement streets with shops, galleries, restaurants, and bars. Here you will find the Picasso museum and the Cathedral of Santa Eulalia.
• La Pedrera: the last work of Antoni Gaudi before Sagrada Familia was made for Pere Mila Camps, a property developer.
• Barceloneta: situated across Port Vell, an ex-fishing port. Enjoy a clean and sunny beach surrounded by houses in a bright colour. The gamblers can spend some time at the Gran Casino de Barcelona.

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The Ultimate Barcelona Cruise Port Guide: Expert Advice, Essential Information & How to Get There

In this guide, we’ll break down everything you need to know about the Barcelona cruise port, including addresses, cruise line terminals, directions, services, and more, so you can make the most of your pre- or post-cruise stay.

Important Info:

• Barcelona Cruise Port Address: Port of Barcelona D’Adossat Terminal, Moll Adossat, 1, 08039 Barcelona – Spain, and World Trade Center Barcelona, Moll de Barcelona, s/n, 08039 Barcelona – Spain. Visit the BCN Port Website here.
• Cruise Lines and Terminals: The port has seven terminals, with different cruise lines docking at each terminal. Check your boarding documentation for your specific terminal.
• Parking: Long-term parking is available at the World Trade Center Barcelona and Terminal E, with 24-hour security and optional car-washing services at the World Trade Center.
• Getting to the Port: You can get to the port from Barcelona-El Prat International Airport (BCN) by rideshare, shuttle, or public transit (metro and bus). From Girona-Costa Brava Airport, you can take a taxi or bus.
• Amenities and Services: The port offers Wi-Fi, bathrooms, wheelchair assistance, porters, and waiting areas with seating and restaurants. There are also luggage storage services available through a private company.

Barcelona Cruise Port Address

Location and contact information.

The Port of Barcelona, officially named Port de Barcelona, is a complex with seven cruise terminals. The main address is Moll Adossat, 1, 08039 Barcelona – Spain . This is where you’ll find Terminals A, B, C, D, and E. Additionally, the World Trade Center Barcelona, located at Moll de Barcelona, s/n, 08039 Barcelona, serves as a docking point for smaller cruise ships. Port Website.

Barcelona Cruise Port Terminal Information: Cruise Line by Cruise Line

Even with multiple terminals, navigating the Barcelona cruise port is relatively straightforward. Here’s a breakdown of what you can expect from each terminal, organized by cruise line.

Cruise Line-Specific Terminal Information

Cruise lines are assigned to specific terminals based on their ship size and itinerary. Here’s a list of cruise lines and their corresponding terminals ALWAYS DOUBLE CHEK! This represents the most common terminals per cruise line:

Terminal A: MSC Cruises, Seabourn Cruise Line, Oceania Cruises

Terminal B: Celebrity Cruises, Viking Ocean Cruises, Costa Cruises

Terminal C: Norwegian Cruise Line, Regent Seven Seas, Azamara Cruises

Terminal D (Palacruceros): Cunard Line, Windstar Cruises, Royal Caribbean International

Terminal E: Silverseas Cruises, Princess Cruises, Holland America Line, Virgin Voyages, Explora Journeys, Sea Cloud Cruises, Ponant, Disney Cruise Line, Lindblad Expeditions

World Trade Center Barcelona (North and South Terminals): Smaller ships ( 830 feet ) from various cruise lines

Terminal facilities are generally identical across all terminals, with the exception of Terminal D (Palacruceros), which offers additional amenities, including a larger waiting area and more dining options.

Important note: Be sure to check your cruise line’s documentation for specific terminal information, as assignments may change.

Nearby Landmarks and Attractions

If you have some time, before or after your cruise there are a few places to check out in the area. We’ve also put together a list of the things to do in Barcelona for you .

1 Day Itinerary in Barcelona

We’ve put together an amazing list of things to do and a full itinerary including tours, locations, restaurants, and more. After countless trips to Barcelona, we share our favorite things HERE!

The Barcelona cruise port is conveniently located near landmarks and attractions. The historic Barri Gotic or Old City is a 10-minute shuttle ride from all the terminals.

Popular spots like La Rambla, a known pedestrian street, and the Columbus Monument are easily accessible by walking or taking a taxi. You can also explore the Gothic Quarter visit the Cathedral of Barcelona or enjoy a leisurely stroll along Barceloneta Beach. These attractions showcase the city’s history, architecture, and culture. Make sure to plan your time as it typically takes around 10 to 15 minutes to travel between the cruise port and downtown via shuttle or taxi.

From the ship to the center of Barcelona

In all terminals, there are plenty of options to reach the center of the city. Taxis are plentiful and shuttle busses operate through the ships on a regular basis (sometimes complimentary, sometimes with a small fee). Just about every part of Barcelona worth visiting on a day trip is accessible within 20 mintes.

Can you walk across the port bridge to the city?

In short, it *IS* possible but it’s a hike. It is much longer than it appears on a map. Expect that you could spend an hour getting from your ship to the start of La Rambla / Columbus Monument. It’s not possible for people with mobility issues to walk this area.

Restaurants Near the Barcelona Cruise Port (Plus Shopping and Other Services)

When you’ve just arrived at the port you might want to grab some last minute supplies before setting sail. While most of the vicinity, around the port is industrial there are plenty of shopping options just a short shuttle ride away.

Exploring Dining Choices; From Small Bites to Upscale Dining

Barcelona offers an array of dining establishments ranging from Spanish tapas to upscale fine dining options. Wander along Ample Street (Carrer Ample) a two-block area filled with a mix of restaurants and quaint shops. Another must-visit spot is the Mercado de La Boqueria, a public market brimming with fresh produce, artisanal meats, and more. For a culinary adventure, venture into the lesser-known alleys and streets, near the port. In many areas of Barcelona, commercialism has unfortunately taken over leading to eateries that cater more towards tourists rather than reflecting the true essence of the city and its culture. But amazing local eateries can be found in the above-mentioned areas.

Shopping and Other Services: Convenience Stores, Pharmacies, and More

To stock up on crucials or grab some souvenirs, you’ll find convenience stores, pharmacies, and other services within walking distance of the port. Take a shuttle to the bottom of La Rambla and explore the vendors lining the waterfront, offering standard souvenirs, handmade leather goods, interesting crafts, antiques, and more.

Luggage Storage near the Barcelona Cruise Port

Keep in mind that there is no luggage storage available directly at the Barcelona cruise port.

There are numerous locations that work through companies like Stasher or Bounce. These companies contract with local businesses to securely store your luggage. So if you arrive early or plan on taking a late flight after your cruise, using one of these services will only cost about 5 euros per bag for the whole day. (Don’t be surprised if you’re directed to a local bike shop or cigar store for storage, these services contract with a variety of retail type establishments).

Getting to the Cruise Port

The reality is, if you’re getting a cab from any location in the city, they’ll know where to go. But just in case, here’s some information!

Traveling by Car & Parking Choices

Navigating your way to the Barcelona cruise port is quite straightforward with any GPS system. For those driving themselves there are two parking facilities to choose from; World Trade Center Barcelona and Terminal E. Both spots provide round-the-clock security measures with the World Trade Center parking area being indoors and even offering car cleaning services. Keep in mind that parking at either spot will entail taking the Cruise Bus to reach Terminals A, B, C, D, and E. It’s advisable to book your parking spot in advance at both locations.

On Foot; Directions, for Walking from Nearby Hotels and Tourist Spots

If you prefer walking to reach the Barcelona cruise port you can easily stroll over from hotels and popular attractions. For instance, if your accommodation is located in the Barri Gotic district, a leisurely walk of 10 to 15 minutes will lead you to the port entrance. Starting from La Rambla area head eastward towards the waterfront. Follow the signposts directing you towards the cruise port.

If you have more than one bag, walking may not be an option since the streets are uneven and it can be challenging to keep track of your belongings.

If you choose to walk, just follow the seaside walkway. Look out for signs leading to the cruise terminal. Remember that the port area is quite extensive so it’s important to know which terminal your ship is docked at and plan your path accordingly. Be cautious while walking as there can be a lot of traffic and pedestrians, in the area.

If you reach the Columbus Monument and the beginning of La Rambla on foot, you’ll likely want to take a taxi over the bridge (Unless you’re fortunate enough to have your ship dock right in the center of the port entry).

Getting from Barcelona-El Prat International Airport (BCN) to the Barcelona Cruise Port

If your journey to the Barcelona Cruise Port begins at Barcelona-El Prat International Airport (BCN). You have plenty of options to get to the port from the airport, depending on your budget, time, and preferences.

Public Transit from Barcelona-El Prat International Airport to the Barcelona Cruise Port

Barcelona’s efficient public transportation system can take you from the airport to the cruise port. Take Line 9 and transfer to Line 3 at Zona Universitaria station. The closest metro stop to the port is Drassanes, which sits at the foot of La Rambla. From there, catch the T3/PortBus cruise shuttle bus, a five-minute walk away, to reach the cruise terminals.

It’s best to get a taxi or cruise shuttle from the station! Most ships park over a long bridge that is not pedestrian-friendly. While it’s walkable, it’s not advised AT ALL.

Airport Taxi Service to the Barcelona Cruise Port

Taxis are readily available outside the arrival level of the airport. The ride to any of the cruise terminals takes about a half-hour, depending on traffic. Cost? Expect to spend € 50 to get to the port from BCN.

Be aware that taxi fares may vary depending on the time of day and traffic conditions. Make sure to check the estimated fare before you start your journey. Additionally, some taxi companies may not accept credit cards, so it’s a good idea to have some euros handy. (ATMs are available in the airport)

Getting from the Girona-Costa Brava Airport to the Barcelona Cruise Port

Girona-costa brava airport taxi service to the barcelona cruise port.

Transfer to the Barcelona cruise port by taxi is another option, but be prepared for a long and expensive ride, taking around an hour. The fare will be approximately €120-150 , depending on traffic and the time of day.

To book a taxi in advance, you can contact companies like Radiotaxi Girona (+34 972 20 20 20).

Keep in mind that flying into the Barcelona-El Prat International Airport is often more convenient, but if you do find yourself at Girona-Costa Brava Airport, a taxi ride might be your best bet.

Public Transit from the Girona-Costa Brava Airport to the Barcelona Cruise Port

An alternative to taxis is the Sagales bus company shuttle, which runs between the airport and Barcelona, but only coincides with Ryanair flights. Unfortunately, there is no direct public transit option from this airport to the Barcelona cruise port; every other route involves several transfers.

Taking the Train to the Barcelona Cruise Port

If you’re arriving from another European city for a cruise (or departing to another city after a cruise) this information is for you!

Barcelona differs from European cities as its train system doesn’t have a direct link to the cruise port. Nonetheless there are train stations in proximity that provide convenient access to the port.

Nearby Train Stations

The train hub in Barcelona, Barcelona Sants is approximately a 20-minute taxi ride from the cruise port. Regional trains also serve Placa de Catalunya, Estacio Franca, or Passeig de Gracia stations all located in the city center and reachable by taxi.

Train Timetables and Ticket Costs

Service frequency and ticket prices vary depending on the type of train and route. You can view schedules and purchase tickets on the Renfe website or at train stations.

Travelers bound for the port should be aware that trains generally operate regularly. Nevertheless, it’s advisable to plan and check schedules beforehand. From Barcelona Sants station taking a taxi to reach the cruise port typically takes 20 minutes & costs approximately €20 subject to traffic conditions. Alternatively, you can opt for a bus or metro ride from the station to reach Drassanes | Metro line 3 (L3), which’s a short stroll away, from the port.

Make sure to contact your cruise line for any suggestions, on train stations or shuttle services. It’s an idea to book your train tickets on time to get the best prices.

The address, for Barcelona Sants station is Plaça dels Països Catalans, s/n 08014 Barcelona, Spain.

Wheelchair and Accessibility at the Barcelona Cruise Port

Terminal accessibility features.

Features like ramps, elevators, and accessible restrooms make the terminals at the Barcelona Cruise Port wheelchair-friendly. Additionally, all terminals have designated areas for passengers with reduced mobility.

Assistance Services for Passengers with Disabilities

Features of the assistance services include trained staff to aid passengers with disabilities, as well as adapted transportation vehicles.

This service is available at all terminals, and it’s recommended to arrange mobility assistance through your cruise line to ensure a smooth experience. Wheelchairs are available, but booking in advance guarantees proper transportation. The port also offers adapted transportation vehicles to facilitate embarkation and disembarkation.

Please note that there is no luggage storage available at the Barcelona cruise port for passengers with disabilities. However, the port has a partnership with Bags&Go, a private company that transfers luggage to a hotel, the airport, or train station.

Porters and Baggage Handlers, at the Barcelona Cruise Port

At every terminal, you’ll find porters and Red Caps ready to lend a helping hand.

Porter Services; Help with Luggage and More

On embarkation day, cruise porters are on hand at every terminal to help with your luggage and ensure its securely loaded onto the ship. They’re also there for any heavy lifting tasks you might have including wheelchairs, strollers, etc.

Red Cap Services: Personalized Assistance for Passengers

For a touch of luxury, passengers can take advantage of the Red Cap services providing assistance to those in need. Whether it is guiding you through the terminal or assisting with mobility challenges these dedicated staff members will make sure you receive the attention and care you may need.

It’s important to mention that Red Cap services are especially beneficial for passengers with disabilities or mobility issues. With their expertise navigating the terminal becomes a breeze. To ensure a stress-free experience remember to arrange for Red Cap assistance through your cruise line of time.

A Friendly Reminder, about Tipping Practices – In contrast, to the custom in the United States tipping is seen as a gesture of gratitude, rather than an obligation. I personally do make a point to leave a tip when I have some Euro coins on hand.

Bathrooms at the Barcelona Cruise Port

All cruise terminals at the Barcelona Cruise Port have modern and clean bathroom facilities, making it easy for you to freshen up before or after your cruise.

Cleanliness and Amenities

Bathrooms at the terminals are well-maintained and equipped with expected amenities. You’ll also find baby-changing facilities and accessible bathrooms for passengers with disabilities.

Accessibility

Wheelchair-accessible bathrooms are available at each terminal. Additionally, there are lowered sinks and grab bars to ensure easy use for passengers with mobility impairments.

Do you need to arrange mobility assistance? Every cruise line has contact details for these arrangements to ensure a smooth and stress-free experience.

Barcelona Cruise Port Wi-Fi

Not all cruise ports offer reliable Wi-Fi, but Barcelona has rolled out Wi-Fi in nearly all locations in the terminals. Most of the time, this is a free service, but there are still commercial companies in some areas that charge for Wi-Fi.

Barcelona Cruise Port Waiting Area and Seating

Many cruise passengers find themselves waiting at the Barcelona cruise port, whether it’s for their ship to arrive, for embarkation to begin, or for their travel companions to finish up last-minute tasks. Fortunately, the port’s waiting areas are designed to make you as comfortable as possible.

Comfort and Amenities

The waiting areas in each terminal are modern, climate-controlled, and equipped with ample seating. You’ll also find a restaurant or bar where you can grab a snack or drink, including the local favorite, café con leche. Some terminals even offer VIP lounges and children’s zones to keep everyone entertained.

More Tips About the Barcelona Cruise Port

• Cruise Ship Shuttle Bus Services: Many cruise companies offer free shuttles that will pick you up and drop you off at the same place, so check to see whether transportation is included.
• Walking Distance: If your ship docks at the World Trade Center, you won’t need the shuttle since points of interest are within walking distance.
• The Area Near the Barcelona Cruise Port: Unless you dock at the World Trade Center, don’t bother walking from your ship to the city. The path from the closest berth will take at least 45 minutes over a steep, highway-like bridge that does have a sidewalk but also has cars speeding by.
• Luggage Storage: There is no luggage storage available at the Barcelona cruise port. However, the port does have a partnership with Bags&Go, a private company that transfers luggage to a hotel, the airport, or train station. There are also private storage options available near the port.
• Arrive Early: Plan to arrive at the terminal at least two hours before departure to allow for security checks and boarding.

Expect outdoor lines

On several recent embarkations from Barcelona, we experienced unusually long lines OUTSIDE of the covered terminal areas! In the summer heat, people became very uncomfortable and downright angry. So expect this COULD happen and bring a bottle of water and have snacks easily available in case you end up standing outside for a while.

Common Questions and Answers

For those who want to know more, here are some common questions and answers about the Barcelona Cruise Port:

Tips for getting to the port, parking, and amenities can be found in our comprehensive guide. If you’re still unsure, feel free to ask!

Q: Where is the Barcelona Cruise Port located, and what are the addresses of the terminals?

A: The Barcelona Cruise Port, officially named Port de Barcelona, is a complex with seven cruise terminals. The main terminals are located at:

• Port of Barcelona D’Adossat Terminal: Moll Adossat, 1, 08039 Barcelona – Spain (Terminals A, B, C, D, and E)
• World Trade Center Barcelona: Moll de Barcelona, s/n, 08039 Barcelona – Spain (North Terminal and South Terminal)

Q: How do I get from Barcelona-El Prat International Airport (BCN) to the Barcelona Cruise Port?

A: You can get to the Barcelona Cruise Port from the airport by:

• Rideshare services like Uber and Cabify (but there are easier options like Taxis)
• Shuttle services from various companies
• Public Transit: Take Line 9 and transfer to Line 3 at Zona Universitaria station, then take the T3/PortBus cruise shuttle bus from Drassanes station
• Taxi: Available outside the Arrivals level of the airport, approximately a 30-minute ride

Q: What amenities and services are available at the Barcelona Cruise Port?

A: The Barcelona Cruise Port offers various amenities and services, including:

• Long-term parking at the World Trade Center Barcelona and Terminal E
• Wheelchair and mobility assistance available through cruise lines
• Porters and Red Caps are available at every terminal on embarkation days
• Bathrooms and Wi-Fi available at each terminal
• Waiting areas and seating, as well as restaurants and bars
• Some terminals have VIP lounges and children’s zones

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How to arrive:

The Airport of Barcelona is about 13 km from Barcelona center. Trains and buses have frequent schedules to the center, but since you have to change a couple of times and also to walk the last part to the terminal, the best option for traveling from the airport to the cruise terminal is to catch a taxi. Taxis are quick and not expensive. The journey will take about 35 min's by taxi. The journey from the airport to the port is unlikely to cost you more than €40. If you are a group of 4 or more you might consider a private transfer with Barcelona-airport-transfers . Luggage storage is only possible at terminal 1 (intercontinental flights) or at train station Sants Estacio (directly connected to the Airport and Plaça de Catalunya.

The Cruise Terminal of Barcelona and getting around:

The port is the starting and arrival point for many Mediterranean cruise itineraries. The seven operating terminals, and the various docks and facilities, are at a short distance from the city center. The terminal is at Port Vell in Barcelona which is at the Southern most end of the famous Ramblas. The seaport terminal is only 10 min's walk from the Ramblas. However, since there are several cruise terminals at the port and if you are in one of the terminals which are further away from the Ramblas you may catch a taxi or the shuttle bus, which will take you to Monument Christopher Columbus which is at the Southern most end of the Ramblas. The shuttle bus service runs from all port terminals down to the monument.

There is a port shuttle bus that goes from the cruise terminals to the Columbus Monument at the bottom of Las Ramblas. The bus is called Cruiser T3 but is often referred to as the 'Blue Port Bus'. The fare is €3 per person, €4.50 return. You cannot use a T10 ticket on this bus. The nearest metro station is Drassanes which is on line L3. It is about 2-3 minutes walk from the Columbus Monument, where the shuttle bus stops. The bus is wheelchair friendly.

A taxi is a good bet (around 15 Euro) if you want to go to Placa de Catalunya with its famous stores and stroll back, slightly downhill, over the Ramblas towards the harbor. Taxi back will be 2.10 euro more, due to port charges. Do not pay more than that as cabbies make you believe.

As your hand luggage is checked by the port authorities itself before entering the modern terminal, there is ample of opportunity to stock up on your favorite alcoholic beverage in the competitive priced tax-free shops before boarding. No carry-on bags will be checked when boarding the ship.

In spring 2018, Carnival Corporation opened a new terminal, which is designed to accommodate Carnival's next-generation ships, powered by eco-friendly Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG). Ships from eight Carnival brands -- AIDA Cruises, Carnival Cruise Line, Costa Cruises, Cunard, Holland America Line, P&O Cruises (U.K.), Princess Cruises and Seabourn -- visit Barcelona throughout the year.

Printable map to take along.

Hotels near the Cruise Terminal

Cruise calendar for this port.

Check here for festivals and events in Barcelona when you are in port.

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Monthly Climate Averages for Barcelona Spain Cruise Port

Sightseeing:

Barcelona balances itself on the cutting edge of architecture, intellectual life, and style. Among the city's unique delights is its Picasso Museum, palm-lined avenues, striking Gaudi architecture , revamped beachfront, and late-night club scene. The capital of Spain's Catalonia region is one of the country's -- maybe even Europe's -- most beautiful and vibrant places. A city of contrasts, it is like no other in Spain; this is most evident in its architecture, a marriage of Gothic spikes and modern curves.

Barcelona is also a city of neighborhoods, all distinct, which are surprisingly walkable and easily accessible by bus, metro or even on foot (in comfortable shoes). Don't miss a stroll along Las Ramblas , replete with produce and flower stands, a historic opera house and a thoroughly intriguing open pet market. Maybe you will be there when they are celebrating one of the many fiestas: whether they are celebrating a saint's day or the changing of the seasons, the people of Barcelona fill the streets with color, music, and excitement for young and old. Experiencing the traditions ranging from Spanish to Catalan or even unique to the city of Barcelona, adds to a visitor's enjoyment like nothing else can. The largest fiestas in Barcelona are Sant Joan (Saint John) on June 23rd ringing in the summer, and La Mercè for the Patron Saint, September 24th. The most beautiful holiday is undoubtedly Sant Jordi (Saint George) – the day of the book and the day of the rose April 23rd.

The Picasso Museum in Barcelona is indispensable for understanding the formative years of Pablo Ruiz Picasso. The genius of the young artist is revealed through the more than 3,500 works that make up the permanent collection. However, the Picasso Museum also reveals his relationship with Barcelona: an intimate, solid relationship that was shaped in his adolescence and youth, and continued until his death. Thanks to the wishes of Picasso and his friend Jaume Sabartés, Barcelona now has the youthful work of one of the twentieth century's most significant artists.

Miró's works are to be found today in the world's principal museums and cultural institutions. Many, however, have remained in Catalonia, mostly in the Joan Miró Foundation in Barcelona. Throughout his life, Joan Miró took a particular interest in the diversity of materials, forms and colors. It led him to explore and experiment with different art forms such as painting, sculpture, printing techniques, ceramics, the theater, and tapestry. One result of this was a collaboration with Josep Royo, an innovative craftsman, who during the seventies aroused Miró's interest in tapestry and textiles.

Sagrada Família - Barcelona's most popular and famous attraction, the Sagrada Família is a testament to Antonio Gaudi's modernist style and unlike any other church in the world

Tours Excursions Transportation:

Rent a bike or take an excursion by bike with an English speaking guide showing the most important sights of Barcelona: the Gothic Quarter with the cathedral, the Old harbor with the statue of Columbus, the Ciutadella Park, the Sagrada Familia, the Olympic Port and Gaudi´s fabulous monuments with Fat Tire Bike Tours Barcelona . The best place for a ride is along the well-marked bike lanes by the sea, which lead to the medieval streets of the old city, past busy ports and down to beaches. If you're willing to brave traffic and tackle a few hills, you can crisscross the city and there are many more bike lanes in the planning. A guide and a map can be purchased at the Tourist Offices .

Hop on hop off . If you are coming to Barcelona for the first time, or if you are planning to stay in the city for a short time, this is one way of getting to quickly see the city's monuments and most important tourist sights of interest.

The Barcelona Tourist Office offers, among other interesting tours, 4 different, english speaking, guided walking tours, including a Gourmet walk in which you will find out about the history of Barcelona's cuisine as well as some of its flagship restaurants and food outlets, and sample some of their products. If you want to see Barcelona from a birds eye point of view, ride the Montjuic cable car . You can buy tickets on board. The entrance is not to far from the harbor, just follow the cables to the entrance. If it is too windy, the cable cars won't run. So simply look to the sky to see whether they are running or not. A small guide book is very useful, as there is so much to see in Barcelona!

It pays to compare your cruise line excursions : Tours etc. offered by GetYourGuide and by Viator .

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Nearby Places:

Nova Icaria, Bogatell, Mar Bella and Barceloneta are all beaches in Barcelona which has restaurant and café lined promenades.

Further away:

Shopping and Food

If you love to shop then you're going to love Barcelona! Barcelona Spain shopping offers around 35,000 shops. The city is also home to the famous 5 KM shopping line. The shopping line stretches from the top of the Ramblas, through Placa de Catalunya along Passeig de Gràcia and up Avenue Diagonal. Much of the shopping line is pedestrianized making it a pleasant experience to wander from shop to shop without worrying about traffic. Along the Ramblas you will find La Boqueria A very colorful food market which also sells other goods and souvenirs.

Also along the Ramblas you also will find the Gothic Quarter, the medieval part of Barcelona. Here you will find many fine restaurants and outdoor cafe's as well as great stores who specialize in colorful ceramic goods of top quality.

The Ramblas is also the world's most pick-pocketed area!

Communication:

Barcelona has free Wi-Fi in the city - they are currently working on completely covering the city, but it's not there yet. Around the Ramblas, the reception is generally good.

Fire brigade, police and ambulance: tel. 112

Opening Hours and Holidays:

The most common business for shops and businesses hours are Monday through Saturday, from 9.30 oh to 13.30 oh, and from 16.30 to 20.00 h.

Big shopping centers and department stores open from 10.00 h to 21.00 or 22.00 h uninterruptedly. These big stores open in December sometimes on Sunday.

In coastal cities, in high season, shops are usually open passed 22.00 h.

Pharmacies open from 9.30 to 13.30 h, and from 16.30 to 20.00 h. In all major cities you can find pharmacies that open 24 hours. Pharmacies follow a rolling late-hour schedule, which is published in the newspapers, and is posted at all pharmacies.

Museums are in general closed on Mondays.

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By Celebrity Liner , November 29, 2018 in Celebrity Cruises

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we´re on the Edge Spring Transatlantic in 2020 with one Stop in Barcelona.

Does Celebrity have a own Terminal in Barcelona or rather which Terminal are they using? 

We want to know this for the trips...

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Usually use A but so does NCL so you may need o check the Barcelona cruise port schedule 

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https://www.barcelona-tourist-guide.com/en/transport/barcelona-cruise-port.html

A or B or if there are more ships further up the Moll Adosatt (C & D).

There are 4 terminals on that Moll, and which one you will be at will depend on port loading.  If there is an Oasis Class in port, it takes up 2 terminals itself.

At the Moment the MSC Grandiosa and AIDAnova are with us...

Mein Schiff 4 come in when we will leave the Port... 

We used A for our September Western Med cruise from Barcelona.

Actually there are 5 terminals at Moll Adossat. This year the new terminal E opened - financed by Carnival Corp.. So AIDAnova is pretty likely to dock there.

A or B might be the ones for the Edge. But acutally it doesn´t matter which one you´re docking. There are plenty of taxis (well organized). Plus there is the blue port bus T3 going to the Columbus column. The bus is 3 Euro single ride, 4 Euro back/forth (by 2018). At the column you will find the Hop on Hop off busses. Or you just walk up the La Rambla.

Hello Steamboats,

your answer helped us a lot. We will be in the port of Barcelona for the first time. And we know he is very tall and the time is * only * from 7 am to 7 pm ... okay 12 hours .. but of course we want to see a lot. Now we think about organizing our own excursions or we take a trip from celebrity. so we will not be late for sure: D That's why I wanted to know where Edge will dock. But the idea with the taxis and the bus is helpful Thank you

JeanieC,Aston

In my opinion there is no reason for ships trips in Barcelona,the HoHo bus is the best in Europe.

Last month I was in Barcelona on Eclipse,we docked at Terminal B,,,MSC Seaview docked at Terminal A.

We had a great tour and fabulous guide with Barcelona Day Tours.  We drove by the Columbus Tower/Las Ramblas on the way out of port to see:

La Sagrada Familia – world-famous architectural masterpiece Park Guell – Gaudi’s Park with beautiful views and skip-the-line entry Passeig de Gracia – Barcelona’s most luxurious strip La Pedrera / Casa Mila – Gaudi’s famous building in Barcelona Casa Batllo – Gaudi’s astounding contribution to Modernisimo Casa Amatller – part of the famous trio ‘Apple of Discord’ Casa Morera – part of the famous trio ‘Apple of Discord’ Plaza Espanya – the most impressive plaza in Barcelona National Museum of Art – an impressive site with great views The Olympic Ring – see the site of the 1992 Olympic games Montjuic – for great city views, history, and a view of the port The Columbus Monument – for the world-famous explorer ** Port Olympic – marina, shops, restaurants, galleries, & more Plaza Catalunya – the famous plaza at the heart of Barcelona

Those wanting more time in town were dropped off at the Columbus Monument about 3 PM.  Nice thing is you book directly with them with a max of 12 passengers.  They will also do private tours that you arrange.  Enjoy - its a wonderful city. 

6 hours ago, Celebrity Liner said:  but of course we want to see a lot.

Then I recommend a private tour as BSinPNS suggested. The HoHo bus might be cheaper but will cost you much more time. You will see more with a private tour for a small group. All excursions offered by X (or any other cruise line) will be on busses with 40 to 50 people.

On 11/30/2018 at 12:54 PM, BSinPNS said: We had a great tour and fabulous guide with Barcelona Day Tours.  We drove by the Columbus Tower/Las Ramblas on the way out of port to see: La Sagrada Familia – world-famous architectural masterpiece Park Guell – Gaudi’s Park with beautiful views and skip-the-line entry Passeig de Gracia – Barcelona’s most luxurious strip La Pedrera / Casa Mila – Gaudi’s famous building in Barcelona Casa Batllo – Gaudi’s astounding contribution to Modernisimo Casa Amatller – part of the famous trio ‘Apple of Discord’ Casa Morera – part of the famous trio ‘Apple of Discord’ Plaza Espanya – the most impressive plaza in Barcelona National Museum of Art – an impressive site with great views The Olympic Ring – see the site of the 1992 Olympic games Montjuic – for great city views, history, and a view of the port The Columbus Monument – for the world-famous explorer ** Port Olympic – marina, shops, restaurants, galleries, & more Plaza Catalunya – the famous plaza at the heart of Barcelona Those wanting more time in town were dropped off at the Columbus Monument about 3 PM.  Nice thing is you book directly with them with a max of 12 passengers.  They will also do private tours that you arrange.  Enjoy - its a wonderful city. 

Hello BS, thanks for the suggestion. I looked at the homepage. It sounds very promising .. I only have a few questions but I can clarify that with the organizer.  But I think we will take also barcelona day tours 🙂  

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Is there any link or site to find which berth a ship will be in?

No, not the specific berth. Just a list of which ships are in port on a certain day and whether they are at Moll Adossat (Terminals A to E) or Barcelona (which it the World Trade Center).

On 11/30/2018 at 9:57 AM, JeanieC,Aston said: In my opinion there is no reason for ships trips in Barcelona,the HoHo bus is the best in Europe. Last month I was in Barcelona on Eclipse,we docked at Terminal B,,,MSC Seaview docked at Terminal A.

We have enjoyed using HoHo buses but with time constraints and a big city I would also recommend a tour if you want to see highlights.

Rather than trying to ‘see everything’ it can be better to focus on just seeing one or two sights in detail and having time to sit in a bar/cafe for a drink and some tapas whilst soaking in some of the ambience of the city...

8 hours ago, steamboats said: No, not the specific berth. Just a list of which ships are in port on a certain day and whether they are at Moll Adossat (Terminals A to E) or Barcelona (which it the World Trade Center).   steamboats

All I can see is the Infinity and Vision of the Seas--both in port from 6am-17:00...

Just curious re debarkation plans--- 

1 hour ago, Fogfog said: TY All I can see is the Infinity and Vision of the Seas--both in port from 6am-17:00... Just curious re debarkation plans---   

Royal and Celebrity usually use the termials A til C. Depends on which ships are in port. Carnival brand is using the new terminal E.

But actually it doesn´t make any difference. You can´t walk into town (yes, you can, but I won´t recommend it - I did it before without luggage, just carry on). You can walk between the terminal buildings.

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Cruise ship name: Celebrity Equinox First voyage: 31 July 2009 Ship Length: 317.2 metres (1,040.67 feet) Maximum number of passengers: 2852 Number of crew members: 1250 Number of decks: 15 Number of cabins: 1426 Maximum speed: 24 knots (44 km/h: 28 mph) Facilities onboard: 2 swimming pools and 6 whirlpools, 10+ restaurants and dining venues, 9 bars and lounges, 1 theater for shows and performances, 1 Lawn Club with real grass and outdoor activities, 1 Canyon Ranch SpaClub, 1 Casino featuring various gaming options, and various sports facilities including a basketball court and fitness center

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16 Ways to Create Your Own Wellness Cruise

By Sue Bryant

Last updated: September 12th, 2024

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Designing a wellness-focused cruise vacation lets you sail away into relaxation while staying committed to your health and well-being. You’re in an environment with a state-of-the-art fitness center and an exciting range of classes waiting to be enjoyed. The running track has the best views you could wish for. The spa is yours to explore, with everything from luxurious body wraps to massage to rejuvenating facials to try.

There’s a choice of world-class restaurants, each one with healthy options that make no compromise on flavor or presentation. On Celebrity’s ships, there’s even an entire stateroom category, AquaClass, geared to guests who want to focus on a healthier vacation. Your wellness journey at sea awaits.

Elevate Your Experience to AquaClass

Aqua Sky Suite

AquaClass staterooms and Aqua Sky Suites are a wellness-lover’s dream. These beautiful veranda staterooms and suites have been designed to create the ultimate in relaxation.

You’ll find a pillow menu, Celebrity’s renowned eXhale bedding, a plush cotton robe and slippers, and eco-friendly bathroom products. There’s a massaging shower head in the bathroom, and daily bottled water delivered by your stateroom attendant. A yoga mat is provided for your private practice, and there are even wellness channels on the TV.

The wellness immersion extends beyond the stateroom. AquaClass guests enjoy included access to the Sea Thermal Suite or the Persian Garden, so you can enjoy the steam rooms, saunas, and divine heated loungers. You’ll also have access to complimentary fitness classes and discounts on spa treatments, which can be arranged by your dedicated spa concierge.

AquaClass guests dine in Blu , which offers imaginative, fresh dishes with a healthy twist. Try the zucchini carpaccio or signature baby spinach salad with Roquefort cheese. Pan-seared filet mignon with celery puree and green asparagus is another treat, as is the classic Blu cheese soufflé. All these delicious dishes can be accompanied by organic or biodynamic wines.

Indulge Yourself With a Spa Treatment

Our cruise ship spas have extensive menus, embracing everything from high-tech facials and anti-aging treatments to nature-inspired programs inspired by the destinations we visit.

Try the Thousand Flower Detox Wrap, enriched with green tea seed oil and Nordic peat, which harnesses the healing powers of nature.

Soothe stress with a zero gravity wellness massage, using an advanced treatment table that allows your therapist to work on every muscle group. Invoke the healing traditions of Japan in the Iyashi Dome Experience, using infrared to aid detoxification and enhance muscle recovery.

Or drift away during the Ocean Spa Wave Massage, during which you’re wrapped in a preparation of healing sea plants and marine algae while floating on a cushion of water and inhaling calming aromatherapy oils.

You’ll also find, on Edge-series ships, state-of-the-art IV treatments to boost vitamins and minerals. All our ships carry acupuncturists and Chinese medicine experts, too, who can apply traditional techniques to treat anything from insomnia to arthritis.

Try State-of-the-Art Classes

Fitness Center

You’ll find all the latest classes in our Fitness Centers to entertain you on your wellness cruise, from the challenging F45 to HIIT, Bungee Fitness, Cardio Boxing, and Pulse Barre, a low-impact, total body workout.

Get the endorphins flowing in a Ryde class, a group indoor cycling session, where you can push yourself as hard as you want. Or go it alone; on selected ships, you’ll find Peloton bikes, where you can join a remote class or put headphones on and lose yourself in the music and intensity of an instructor-guided workout.

Can’t choose a class? Or do you want to try them all? Then our class pass could be the answer, giving you unlimited access to our fitness classes. Choose an AquaClass stateroom or Aqua Sky Suite and the class pass will be automatically included in your vacation.

Read: Best Activities on a Cruise Ship for All Ages

Soothe Mind & Body

If you prefer something more meditative and lower impact, you’ll find a range of yoga and meditation classes on every one of our ships. There are even breathing technique classes. Join any of these to focus on balance, relaxation, and inner peace. Sometimes, yoga classes take place on deck in the sunshine and fresh air.

If you’ve chosen an AquaClass stateroom, you will find your own yoga mat in the closet, so you can practice your sun salutations in private on your own veranda.

Unwind With Saunas & Steam

Every Celebrity ship has a beautiful thermal suite of saunas, steam rooms, sensory showers, and heated loungers. On Edge-series ships, this blissful space is called the Sea Thermal Suite , while on Solstice and Millennium-series ships, it’s the Persian Garden.

In the Sea Thermal Suite, you’ll find aromatic steam, salt healing, crystal therapy, and infrared saunas, as well as a traditional Hammam, for which you can complete the Turkish-inspired experience with black soap and a special application mitt.

It’s easy to while away hours in these serene environments, dividing your time between the different experiences and the heated loungers, or dreamy cocoon basket chairs in the Sea Thermal Suite.

Tell Us About Special Diets

Celebrity’s chefs can cater to most diets—just let the ship know in advance what your requirements are, from vegan to dairy or gluten-free. Once you’re on board, you can meet with the maitre d’ of your chosen restaurant and go through your dietary requirements. Celebrity is committed to the Dine Aware program of food allergy safety training, so our crew is extremely careful.

If, for example, you have a seafood allergy, you can arrange to have the menus for the main dining room delivered to your stateroom every morning, highlighting any dishes you should avoid.

Read: What Is Food on a Cruise Really Like?

Make the Most of the Menu

Celebrity’s menus are clearly marked with symbols indicating gluten-free, lactose-free, vegetarian, and no added sugar. A menu item with a green tick has been designated Fit Fare, meaning it’s a healthier choice offering balanced nutrition with no compromise on flavor.

You might want to try roasted carrot cumin salad in the main dining rooms, for example, the salmon poke in Raw on 5 , or grilled branzino with garlic spinach in the Rooftop Garden Grill.

In Eden, the fine dining specialty restaurant on Edge-series ships , there’s an entire plant-based tasting menu, offering such delicious delicacies as golden beet-tomato ceviche, fennel bouillabaisse, and dry rose petals masala curry with falafel and coconut rice.

Start Your Day in the Spa Café

Whether you’ve been for an early morning workout, a sunrise run, or simply love the uplifting zing of fresh-pressed juice, the Spa Café could be your happy place on your health cruise. Here, you’ll find delicious, nutrient-packed juices such as orange, carrot, and ginger, or vibrant beet, strawberry, carrot, and apple to fire you up for the day.

Enjoy a turkey wrap or creamy avocado toast. There are fruit platters, granola bowls, and tasty gluten-free muffins, too.

Assemble Your Own Super Salad

Oceanview Café

You’ll find no end of delicious options in the light-filled, marketplace-inspired Oceanview Café , with every kind of diet catered for, from low fat to gluten-free and low carb. It’s easy to choose healthy options when you dine here—or to try a little of what makes your mouth water and pair it with healthy choices.

At lunch and dinner, you’ll find a magnificent salad bar where you can create a rainbow-colored bowl, topped with anything from nuts and seeds to hummus, feta cheese, guacamole, roast chicken, followed perhaps by fruity sorbet, a low-calorie ice cream, or a fruit plate.

Run in the Fresh Air

Running track

Whether or not you’re a runner at home, there’s something special about the running track on the upper deck of a cruise ship. The salty air, the sound of the waves, the cry of seabirds, the wind in your face—how could you not feel good running in this environment?

Even if you don’t run, a few laps every day at a fast-paced walk, enjoying the scenery and communing with the sea, is good for body and soul.

Take Up Pickleball

Pickleball, the fitness craze of the moment, is fun, easy to start as a beginner, and a great sport to try with friends. You’ll find pickleball courts on nine of Celebrity’s ships, each one with a panoramic ocean view.

All gear is provided, so you don’t need to bring anything with you. Make up a four with friends, or challenge fellow cruisers to a game.

Consult an Expert

Perhaps you’re starting your wellness journey during your cruise, in which case, why not kick off with some expert advice? InBody 570 is a system that, via bioimpedance, a gentle electric current that is passed through the body, reveals exact measurements of your body fat, muscle, fluid retention, and metabolic rate. It can be a great starting point for setting goals.

Our fitness professionals can also come up with a personalized nutrition plan for you. A cruise, contrary to what you might imagine, is a fantastic place to start a new healthy eating regime as you don’t have to do any meal planning or food preparation. It’s all done for you.

Each of our Fitness Centers also offers personal training. Our experts will assess your level of fitness and come up with a customized regime for you for the duration of your cruise. Who says you can’t return home toned, fit, and feeling like a million dollars?

Read: How to Stay Fit On a Cruise

Dance the Night Away

Dancing is a great way to burn calories. Fortunately, there are plentiful opportunities to dance on any cruise with Celebrity, from late nights in The Club to impromptu dance parties in the Grand Plaza. Put on a pair of headphones and join one of the epic silent discos in sultry Eden on Edge-series ships, or a Dueling DJs disco on Solstice-series.

Pack your finest metallic party outfits and head up on deck on Celebrity Ascent for the regular Shine the Night party, dancing by the pool under a canopy of Caribbean stars.

Choose a Fitness-Friendly Itinerary

Snorkeling in St. Kitts

If you like to keep active and are bursting with energy, think about ways to keep this up when you go ashore. Some itineraries lend themselves to fitness. Head to the great outdoors of Alaska , for example, and you can fill your week with hiking, kayaking, ziplining, rock climbing, and dog sledding.

Choose the Caribbean and try a different sport every day. You’ll be surprised how easy it is to pack snorkeling, swimming, kayaking, stand-up paddle boarding, windsurfing, rainforest hikes, and horseback riding into one week.

Pulpit Rock, Norway

Many of our excursions are designed with active travelers in mind. In Stavanger, Norway , you could join a guided hike to the famous Pulpit Rock, or learn the technique of Nordic walking. From Zadar, Croatia, there’s hiking in the dramatic limestone scenery of the Paklenica National Park, or canoeing on the Zrmanja River.

Head to South America and join a trek through the Magallanes National Reserve outside Punta Arenas. In sunny Bermuda, rent a bicycle and cycle the Railway Trail, a disused railroad that’s now an 18-mile boardwalk and hiking trail with tantalizing ocean views.

Go Running in Port

Barcelona, Spain

As any keen runner knows, there are running communities worldwide that recommend safe, fun, and scenic routes in different cities. So pack your gear, fire up your favorite running app, and head ashore.

There are some fantastic urban and suburban runs to try in Europe . In Copenhagen, you can plan a route around the Kastellet neighborhood and the colorful 17th-century Nyhavn waterfront. In Barcelona, you can run all along the waterfront, the city on one side and the Mediterranean on the other.

In Athens , heat permitting, jog around the base of Acropolis Hill, much of which is pedestrian-only. Running inside the ancient walls of Dubrovnik is tricky as the city is always busy, but there are some great trails along the coast and through pinewoods, with the walled city as a backdrop.

Just remember, on any run, to run with a buddy, stay safe, carry water, and try to avoid busy roads. Be sure to get back to the ship on time for departure, too.

Commune With the Sea

Magic Carpet

There’s something healing and reviving about the ocean. Take a moment every day to gaze at the waves and take in the views. You may have a favorite spot on deck, like the Sunset Bar, or on Edge-series ships, one of the comfortable sofas on the Magic Carpet , or a quiet spot in the light-filled Eden lounge. Take a stroll around the deck before you retire for the night and watch the moonlight reflecting off the waves.

Or simply soak up the sea views from your private veranda. Order room service breakfast and enjoy the sunrise, or toast the night to come with a glass of champagne as you watch the sunset.

Read: Cruises vs. Resorts: Which Is Best?

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Ready to embrace wellness at sea? Browse Celebrity’s cruises and plan your healthy dream vacation.

Sue has been writing about cruising for 20 years and is lucky enough to have sailed all seven continents. She lives in London, where she is cruise editor of The Times and The Sunday Times newspapers, as well as a freelance contributor to magazines and websites worldwide.

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