Cartagena

The Port of Cartagena is a key reference for cruise vessels thanks to its strategic location in the Mediterranean, on the southeastern coast of Spain.

Since the inauguration of the dedicated Cruise Berth in 2001, the quay has undergone several enlargements, achieving a total length of 709 meters with a 12-meter draft. This allows the port to accommodate two cruise ships of up to 300 meters simultaneously. The terminal offers modern facilities such as check-in areas, security control, passenger services, and convenient transport connections for excursions. At present, the port is undergoing major waterfront renovation, creating a more attractive and functional space that strengthens the connection between the terminal and the historic city center. The redesigned waterfront will feature cultural, leisure, and commercial areas, offering cruise passengers an enhanced gateway to explore Cartagena.

Currently, the port is carrying out a major waterfront renovation to further enhance the passenger experience and strengthen the connection between the terminal and the historic city center. The first phase has already been completed, featuring new public spaces and two first-class restaurants along the promenade. In the next phase, access to the cruise terminal will be improved, both for passengers and vehicles, including the integration of the Port’s Visitor Center, offering passengers and visitors a welcoming and modern gateway to Cartagena.