Port guide · Spain
A Spanish city in North Africa, facing Europe across the Strait of Gibraltar. Ten minutes' walk from the pier are the Royal Walls, with a navigable moat between them; from Mount Hacho, at the tip of the peninsula, you can see the Rock of Gibraltar.
The cruise terminal is very close to the centre: about 10 minutes' walk brings you to the Royal Walls and Plaza de África, and everything else is walkable. Mount Hacho, at the tip of the peninsula, is about 10 minutes away by taxi.
Time: About 10 minApprox. price: Free
The city is small and everything is close
Time: About 10 minApprox. price: Metered fare
The easiest way up Mount Hacho; you can ask the driver to wait
Don't cross into Morocco during the call: border queues are unpredictable and the ship won't wait.
Route 1
Royal Walls
A navigable moat runs between the walls; you can walk along the ramparts
Plaza de África
With the cathedral and the shrine of Our Lady of Africa
Parque Marítimo del Mediterráneo
A large seaside pool complex; in summer you can swim
Taxi to Mount Hacho
From the viewpoints you can see Gibraltar across the strait
Your advisor can add shore excursions, drinks packages and onboard internet.
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Transport and ticket prices are approximate, checked in November 2026, and may change. The latest all-aboard time is the one announced on board.
Cover photo: Diego Delso / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0