Lisbon Port Shuttles

Resting along the coast of Portugal’s hilly city of Lisbon, Lisbon’s two cruise ports offer choice views of the centuries-old nation’s capital. The Lisbon Cruise Port, also known as the Quay Tobacco Garden Port, rests just beside its neighboring Santa Apolonia Passenger Terminal on the city’s southeast coastline. Instant access o the city’s public transportation can be reached beside the Alfândega (Terminal Cruzeiros) Bus Station, offering transfers to the city’s urban underground network at the Terreiro do Paço Subway Station. Reserve a private vehicle for the freedom to explore about town with ease, looking forward to distant coastline beach coves in a simple sedan or bringing the family to mountainous outskirts via SUV. Meet-and-greet services are also ideal for those interested in looking forward to the simplicity of drop offs, whether it be a limousine showcasing the region’s knack for opulence and power, or a local personal driver who can make distant turns look especially simple.

Discover all that Lisbon has to offer, from its rich history as a global colonizer to a modern day cultural powerhouse featuring Moorish, Roman and Spanish influences. Especially close to the cruise port is the National Tile Museum’s showcase of the simple and ornate art form azulejo tiles, while the acts of Teatro Ibérico offer a perspective of the city’s modern creativity next door. Idyllic hotspots on the way to the city include the northeast side’s Viewpoint of Monte Agudo, a quiet neighborhood park with attached cafes along a hilltop. Once downtown, busy landmarks include the Moorish-style Castle of S. Jorge, a palace from the 11th century, while a close runner-up is the acclaimed archway entrance of Praça do Comércio and its amazing first impressions of Lisbon’s capital-style presence. End the day simple before boarding the ship, looking forward to the old wood panel walls of Marítima de Xabregas across from the port, or escape to the cellar-style archways paired with traditional Portuguese cuisine at A Casa do Bacalhau further east.