Featured Hotels
1.0 miles from Cruise Terminal
Rua Jau 54
Lisbon, PT
The Pestana Palace is located in Lisbon city. The hotel is only a short drive from the Estoril Coast and its beaches. Surrounded by important landmarks of Lisbon, this property is few minutes away from the Congress and Belem Cultural Centre. The Pestana Palace looks over a lush park with many different types of subtropical trees and plants...More
1.5 miles from Cruise Terminal
Av Eng Duarte Pacheco 24
Lisbon, PT
The Dom Pedro Lisboa Hotel is located in the heart of Lisbon's business district, overlooking the Tagus River, and approximately four miles from the Lisbon International Airport. Local attractions include Praca Marques de Pombal, Bairro Alto, Baixa, Torre de Belem, and Museo Nacional de Arte Antiga. Amenities include babysitting...More
1.5 miles from Cruise Terminal
Praca Luis De Camoes No 2
Lisbon, PT
With its eyes set on Luis de Camoes Square and very close to the Sao Carlos National Theatre in Lisbon, the luxurious and cosmopolitan Bairro Alto Hotel is implanted into the former Grand Hotel del Europe, where many renowned European artists stayed during the 19th and 20th centuries. The building underwent an intense architectural intervention...More
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About Lisbon Cruise Terminal
Lisbon is a few miles inland from the mouth of the Rio Tejo, or Tagus River. The main Alcántara cruise port is just beyond the high suspension bridge that crosses the estuary, and it consists of two piers on the same finger of land:
The Cais de Alcántara, which is just inside the bridge, and the Cais da Rocha Conde de Óbidos, a five- or 10-minute walk to the east. Both piers have terminal buildings with shops, taxi ranks, and other facilities. Several floating restaurants are to the east of the port entrance, on the land side of the boat basin that lies between the shipping piers and the main road to Lisbon.
A third and newer terminal, Santa Apolónia, is close to the Santa Apolónia railroad station and the historic district of Alfalma in central Lisbon.
The port of Lisbon’s three cruise terminals are located near the historical and cultural centre of the city, affording visitors easy and quick access to places of great tourist affluence. These infrastructures allow the port of Lisbon to receive all types of ships, assuring them that all safety requirements requested at international level are met.