Barcelona Port Shuttles

Resting in Barcelona’s famous waterfront views of Sants-Montjuïc, the Port of Barcelona is home to several different cruise ports and ferry terminals. A thin isle adjacent to the port is home to many of these cruise ports, including Cruise Terminal A - D, and Terminal Port Nou. Along the mainland’s coast rest a few other ferry terminals such as the Muelle de Poniente and Port of Barcelona Terminals, plus an extensive underground train system accessible via the Foc Subway Station. With everything within twenty miles, the city makes it easy to get around, even more by booking the right lift ahead of time. Make things convenient by going with a meet-and-greet service, looking forward to simple drop offs in all-in-one locations via taxi, or taking time to see the luxury side of Barcelona in a stretched limousine. Keep things private with a rental instead, getting the chance to see the Iberian Peninsula up-close and personal in a sedan, or bringing everyone along for intimate views of the Balearic Sea in a chartered bus.

Surrounded by the old architecture of the Gothic Quarter and a handful of interesting urban parks across El Poble-Sec, guests can easily reach a variety of authentic Spain attractions. An easy first thing to do is visit the Barcelona Botanical Garden, a large all-in-one location with boardwalk paths and exotic flora imported from across Europe, not to mention walking distance to vast exhibits that include The Juan Antonio Samaranch Olympic Sports Museum and its views of Barcelona’s love of soccer, as well as The Joan Miró Foundation’s showcase of local art atop a scenic hill. Even more scenic views can be found west toward the Tibidabo Funicular, a historic inclined tram from 1910 that offers views of old Spanish castles and the city as a whole. End the evening with a vibrant dinner close to the port, idyllic spots reachable along the festive strip of eateries & shops at Passeig de Joan de Borbó, from the sky-high Mediterranean at Torre d'Alta Mar or the full Spanish experience from the more down-to-earth Barceloneta.