To join the Las Palmas Cruise Port team, please visit the “Careers” or “Work With Us” section on the official port website for current opportunities and application instructions.
For emergency assistance at Las Palmas Cruise Port, passengers and staff should contact port security or call the local emergency number 112, which covers police, fire, and medical services.
To stay informed about port news and updates, you can visit the official Las Palmas Cruise Port website and follow the port’s communication channels or subscribe to newsletters if available.
Permits and authorizations for operations at Las Palmas Cruise Port must be requested through the port administration. Businesses and cruise operators should contact the port directly to obtain information on requirements, procedures, and documentation.
Handling of supplies at Las Palmas Cruise Port follows standard port procedures. Cruise lines and suppliers should coordinate directly with the port administration to arrange delivery, storage, and transfer of provisions and materials.
To book a berthing space at Las Palmas Cruise Port, cruise lines and operators should contact the port administration directly to request availability and confirm arrangements.
Port fees and tariffs at Las Palmas Cruise Port are set according to regional regulations and depend on vessel type, services used, and duration of stay. Passengers should check with their cruise line for fees included in their booking, and business partners can contact the port administration for detailed tariff information.
Yes, it is possible to advertise your business at Las Palmas Cruise Port. For more information on opportunities and conditions, please contact the port administration directly.
Yes, Las Palmas Cruise Port offers different areas available for rent. For more information about availability and conditions, please contact the port administration directly.
Las Palmas Cruise Port follows strict health and safety protocols for all business operations, in compliance with national and international regulations, to ensure the well-being of passengers, staff, and partners.
Las Palmas Cruise Port implements comprehensive security measures in compliance with international regulations, including ISPS standards, passenger and luggage screening, surveillance systems, and trained security personnel.
Businesses interested in partnering with Las Palmas Cruise Port are advised to contact the port’s administration directly for information on potential opportunities and procedures.
Interested businesses can contact the port’s administration for information on potential commercial opportunities or partnerships.
Las Palmas Cruise Port offers a wide range of port services for cruise lines, including terminal services (transit and turnaround, air‑conditioned check‑in, immigration and police processing, luggage handling and delivery, passenger gangways and mobile ramps), security (ISPS compliance, passenger and luggage scanning, K9 and additional security), marine services (towage, pilotage and mooring), ship services (fresh water, provisions supply, waste, sewage and recycling facilities).
For business inquiries, please contact Las Palmas Cruise Port through the official contact details available on our website during regular business hours.
Las Palmas enjoys a mild, sunny climate year-round, with warm temperatures and low rainfall, making it an ideal cruise destination in any season.
Las Palmas follows Western European Time + 0 (WET).
Traffic rules in Las Palmas follow Spanish and European regulations. Vehicles drive on the right-hand side of the road, seat belts are mandatory, speed limits apply, and driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs is strictly prohibited.
Yes, there are local tour operators and travel agencies in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria offering excursions and sightseeing tours. Passengers can book tours directly with these providers or through their cruise line.
Top attractions near Las Palmas Cruise Port include Las Canteras Beach, Santa Catalina Park, the historic Vegueta district, the Cathedral of Santa Ana and the Casa de Colón. Shopping areas, museums and restaurants are also located close to the port.
Tipping is not mandatory in Las Palmas, but it is appreciated for good service.
Las Palmas uses the Euro (€) as its official currency.
Yes, mobile phones generally work in Las Palmas. Coverage and roaming charges depend on your mobile provider and country of origin.
Baggage restrictions are determined by each cruise line. Passengers are advised to check directly with their cruise operator for specific policies and guidelines.
Packing requirements vary depending on the cruise itinerary and cruise line. Passengers are advised to pack travel documents, medications, appropriate clothing, and to follow the guidelines provided by their cruise operator.
Passengers must carry a valid passport or national ID card, depending on their nationality. Visa requirements vary by country, and passengers are advised to check with their cruise line or local authorities before travelling.
If you lose an item at the port, please contact your cruise line or the port’s authorized personnel for assistance.
Yes, baggage handling services are available at Las Palmas Cruise Port.
Baggage restrictions are determined by each cruise line. Passengers are advised to check directly with their cruise operator for specific policies and guidelines.
Yes, security screening is in place at Las Palmas Cruise Port in accordance with port and international regulations.
Check-in and boarding take place at the cruise terminal designated by your cruise line within Las Palmas Cruise Port.
Passengers are advised to arrive at the cruise terminal according to the schedule provided by their cruise line.
The cruise port does not provide a shuttle service. Private bus services may be available depending on cruise schedules, and various transportation options are available near the port.
Only for workers and transfers.
Several transportation options are available to and from Las Palmas Cruise Port, including taxis, public buses and private transportation services.
Las Palmas Cruise Port (Muelle de Santa Catalina) is about 27–30 km from Gran Canaria Airport. You can reach the port by taxi in around 20–30 minutes or by public bus (such as Line 60) in about 30–45 minutes, with the bus stopping near the Santa Catalina area close to the cruise terminal.
No, access to the cruise terminal is restricted to cruise passengers and authorized port personnel only.
Yes, assistance for passengers with disabilities is available at the cruise port.
At present, Wi-Fi is not provided within the cruise terminal facilities.
It is located in Gran Canaria, Muelle de Santa Catalina s/n, 35008, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain
Port operations are aligned with cruise schedules. Terminal opening hours may vary depending on vessel arrival and departure times.
For business inquiries, please contact Las Palmas Cruise Port through the official contact details available on our website during regular business hours.
Las Palmas Cruise Port offers a wide range of port services for cruise lines, including terminal services (transit and turnaround, air‑conditioned check‑in, immigration and police processing, luggage handling and delivery, passenger gangways and mobile ramps), security (ISPS compliance, passenger and luggage scanning, K9 and additional security), marine services (towage, pilotage and mooring), ship services (fresh water, provisions supply, waste, sewage and recycling facilities).
Interested businesses can contact the port’s administration for information on potential commercial opportunities or partnerships.
Businesses interested in partnering with Las Palmas Cruise Port are advised to contact the port’s administration directly for information on potential opportunities and procedures.
Las Palmas Cruise Port implements comprehensive security measures in compliance with international regulations, including ISPS standards, passenger and luggage screening, surveillance systems, and trained security personnel.
Las Palmas Cruise Port follows strict health and safety protocols for all business operations, in compliance with national and international regulations, to ensure the well-being of passengers, staff, and partners.
Yes, Las Palmas Cruise Port offers different areas available for rent. For more information about availability and conditions, please contact the port administration directly.
Yes, it is possible to advertise your business at Las Palmas Cruise Port. For more information on opportunities and conditions, please contact the port administration directly.
Port fees and tariffs at Las Palmas Cruise Port are set according to regional regulations and depend on vessel type, services used, and duration of stay. Passengers should check with their cruise line for fees included in their booking, and business partners can contact the port administration for detailed tariff information.
To book a berthing space at Las Palmas Cruise Port, cruise lines and operators should contact the port administration directly to request availability and confirm arrangements.
Handling of supplies at Las Palmas Cruise Port follows standard port procedures. Cruise lines and suppliers should coordinate directly with the port administration to arrange delivery, storage, and transfer of provisions and materials.
Permits and authorizations for operations at Las Palmas Cruise Port must be requested through the port administration. Businesses and cruise operators should contact the port directly to obtain information on requirements, procedures, and documentation.
To stay informed about port news and updates, you can visit the official Las Palmas Cruise Port website and follow the port’s communication channels or subscribe to newsletters if available.
For emergency assistance at Las Palmas Cruise Port, passengers and staff should contact port security or call the local emergency number 112, which covers police, fire, and medical services.
To join the Las Palmas Cruise Port team, please visit the “Careers” or “Work With Us” section on the official port website for current opportunities and application instructions.
Top attractions near Las Palmas Cruise Port include Las Canteras Beach, Santa Catalina Park, the historic Vegueta district, the Cathedral of Santa Ana and the Casa de Colón. Shopping areas, museums and restaurants are also located close to the port.
Yes, there are local tour operators and travel agencies in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria offering excursions and sightseeing tours. Passengers can book tours directly with these providers or through their cruise line.
Traffic rules in Las Palmas follow Spanish and European regulations. Vehicles drive on the right-hand side of the road, seat belts are mandatory, speed limits apply, and driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs is strictly prohibited.
Las Palmas follows Western European Time + 0 (WET).
Las Palmas enjoys a mild, sunny climate year-round, with warm temperatures and low rainfall, making it an ideal cruise destination in any season.
Port operations are aligned with cruise schedules. Terminal opening hours may vary depending on vessel arrival and departure times.
It is located in Gran Canaria, Muelle de Santa Catalina s/n, 35008, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain
At present, Wi-Fi is not provided within the cruise terminal facilities.
Yes, assistance for passengers with disabilities is available at the cruise port.
No, access to the cruise terminal is restricted to cruise passengers and authorized port personnel only.
Las Palmas Cruise Port (Muelle de Santa Catalina) is about 27–30 km from Gran Canaria Airport. You can reach the port by taxi in around 20–30 minutes or by public bus (such as Line 60) in about 30–45 minutes, with the bus stopping near the Santa Catalina area close to the cruise terminal.
Several transportation options are available to and from Las Palmas Cruise Port, including taxis, public buses and private transportation services.
Only for workers and transfers.
The cruise port does not provide a shuttle service. Private bus services may be available depending on cruise schedules, and various transportation options are available near the port.
Passengers are advised to arrive at the cruise terminal according to the schedule provided by their cruise line.
Check-in and boarding take place at the cruise terminal designated by your cruise line within Las Palmas Cruise Port.
Yes, security screening is in place at Las Palmas Cruise Port in accordance with port and international regulations.
Baggage restrictions are determined by each cruise line. Passengers are advised to check directly with their cruise operator for specific policies and guidelines.
Yes, baggage handling services are available at Las Palmas Cruise Port.
If you lose an item at the port, please contact your cruise line or the port’s authorized personnel for assistance.
Passengers must carry a valid passport or national ID card, depending on their nationality. Visa requirements vary by country, and passengers are advised to check with their cruise line or local authorities before travelling.
Packing requirements vary depending on the cruise itinerary and cruise line. Passengers are advised to pack travel documents, medications, appropriate clothing, and to follow the guidelines provided by their cruise operator.
Baggage restrictions are determined by each cruise line. Passengers are advised to check directly with their cruise operator for specific policies and guidelines.
Yes, mobile phones generally work in Las Palmas. Coverage and roaming charges depend on your mobile provider and country of origin.
Las Palmas uses the Euro (€) as its official currency.
Tipping is not mandatory in Las Palmas, but it is appreciated for good service.