Lisbon Cruise Terminal

The Lisbon Cruise Terminal is a reference in the international cruise market and places Lisbon among the best served ports in terms of this activity.

The Lisbon Cruise Terminal, which integrates the new building and the Santa Apolónia Cruise Terminal, offers the best conditions to accommodate cruise ships and passengers with ever greater demands, thus providing an excellent service to anyone who wants to visit Lisbon on board a cruise ship.

A project by the architect Carrilho da Graça, the new facility was inaugurated on November 10th, 2017, having won the Valmor and Municipal Architecture Award in the same year, one of the most important architecture awards in Portugal.

Flexibility and accessibility, safety, environmental quality and comfort are the main criteria of the new facility, which has an area of 13.800 sq. meters and, together with the Santa Apolónia terminal building, is served by a pier with 1.490 meters long with capacity to receive ships of various types and dimensions with a draft of up to 12 meters.

Flexibility and accessibility

13.800 sq. meters of terminal facilities over 3 floors
Panoramic view terrace
360 car parking spaces
80 bus parking spaces / taxis and touristic cars
65.000 sq. meters of developed area (gardens, parking lots and access roads)
600-meters walkway system, fully automated, with a connection to the terminal
1.490 meters of pier for multi length ships
Embarking and Disembarking facilities (3.500 sq. meters for disembarking and received luggage and 2.100 sq. meters for boarding and check-in)

Safety and Security

ISPS full compliance, above standards
Latest CCTV technology
Highest security levels
Highly trained personnel
Full team of security experts 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
Up to 7 XR inspection lines
Random Explosive detection protocol
Coordination with security forces
Coordination with Port Authorities
Coordination with ships officers

Environment

Waste management
Recycling
Cooperation in the amendment and improvement of port environmental regulations
Monitoring and implementation of improvements (water & electricity consumptions)

Ship services

On site equipment (forklift, cranes and others)
Supply services (water, supplies and others)
Ship storage area available
Check-in counter (cruise and flight)

Services for passengers / crew

Tourist information
Waiting room
VIP Lounge
ATM / currency exchange
Duty Free Shops
Public toilets
Post offices
Parapharmacy
Free Wi-fi
Taxis
Panoramic buses
Tourist platform for experiences in Lisbon
Crew support services (embassy booths)
Public transport:
Parking

Access

Located next to the historic and cultural center of the city of Lisbon and, just 8 Km from the International Airport Humberto Delgado, the Cruise Terminal has the following accesses:

Road Access

The Lisbon Cruise Terminal is accessible via Avenida Infante Dom Henrique.

Railway Access

The Lisbon Cruise Terminal is connected to the Lisbon-Santa Apolónia Railway Station, an interface of the Northern Line, which serves the city of Lisbon, in Portugal.