General Information

Inaugurated in November 2017, the iconic state-of-the-art terminal was designed by renowned Portuguese architect, João Luís Carrilho da Graça and a key consideration of its design was sustainability and ensuring the smooth onward flow of tourists on their visit to the city. The terminal covers around 13,800 m2 over three floors, provides about 1,500 meters of pier to cater for a wide variety and size of ships, also houses the offices of the competent authorities, tourist services, shops, check in facilities and catering services for the comfort of all visitors, passengers and crew.  It features two fully automated gangway systems, on-site heavy equipment to support ship operations, and can provide water supplies and other provisions while in dock.

Lisbon Cruise Port terminal has a privileged and centralocation in the context of the city, allowing easy access to places of major tourist and of cultural interest as well as great accessibility to and from the Lisbon international airport.

Lisbon Cruise Port is just a 15-minute drive from the Lisbon International Airport, served with more than 500 direct weekly flights to and from all over the world and receiving more than 24 million passengers annually. Lisbon is the closest European capital to the United States and is just a 2-hour flight distance from most of the other major European cities.