Featured Hotels
0.3 miles from Cruise Terminal
126 Avenida De Velazquez
Malaga, 29004 ES
Novotel Malaga Aeropuerto is a recently built 4 star hotel located just 3 km from Malaga Airport on our free shuttle service. 1 km from the Martin Carpena Sports Hall and 5 km from the Convention Centre, the hotel has easy access to the city centre andthe beaches of Costa del Sol. With comfortable rooms as well as a Mediterranean cuisine Restaurant...More
0.3 miles from Cruise Terminal
Calle Graham Bell 4
Malaga, ES
With direct access to the Ronda de Malaga, the Posadas De Espana Malaga is approximately five minutes from the Malaga's center and 10 miles from Malaga Airport. This hotel is located in the district of Campanillas, not far from the center of Malaga. The sea and the nearest beach are located around 12 miles away. Links to public transport nearby...More
0.3 miles from Cruise Terminal
Avenida De La Aurora 25
Malaga, ES
The Tryp Alameda is located in Malaga, in the vicinity of the harbor, and the nearest airport is Malaga International Airport. Local attractions include downtown Malaga, and the beach. Hotel amenities include the shopping complex that is attached to the hotel, and meeting rooms. Dining options include the breakfast buffet, and the onsite bar...More
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About Malaga Cruise Terminal
The Port of Malaga is situated in the south of the Iberian Peninsula, on the Southern Coast of the Mediterranean, sheltered by a natural bay. The port’s main activity is importation, while other traditional traffic in the Port of Málaga, and not less important, are cabotage traffic: general goods, vehicles and passengers that are moved by regular lines with Melilla.
More than 350,000 passengers arrive in the Puerto de Málaga each year, primarily on ferries that serve the Spanish enclaves of Melilla and Cueta in North Africa. Cruising has also contributed to the growth of the port, however, with visits by nearly 250 ships and 50,000 cruise guests each year.
The first phase of the newest Passenger Terminal and its South berth was inaugurated on 23rd of December 2007. The new Passenger Terminal has a total area of 8,970 sqm. Lobbies, luggages and handling departments, operator offices, controls, dressing room and toilets are distributed in that space. All the most important shipping lines in the sector have been engaged in the new Passenger Terminal and the Port of Malaga has been recognized as one of the most important ports in the country.