Satellite view of Las Palmas

Las Palmas

Argentina

Introduction to Port

Las Palmas in Argentina stands apart as a purpose built official port that blends cutting edge maritime design with a warm, culturally rich experience. Its sheltered Atlantic harbor delivers smooth calls even in shoulder seasons, while the surrounding region offers signature experiences that set it apart from other cruise ports: private tango evenings on the quay, parrilla master classes led by celebrated Argentine chefs, and intimate wildlife adventures from the Valdes Peninsula to Patagonia’s coast, all curated ashore as part of exclusive shore programs. From Las Palmas, itineraries weave guests toward a diverse roster of destinations including the cosmopolitan glow of Buenos Aires, the pristine coasts of Patagonia, and curated wine and culinary routes inland, with optional extensions to Colonia del Sacramento in Uruguay for a cross-border flavor. The port’s fleet features modern, cargo-efficient terminals with rapid embarkation and bidirectional tenders, green shore power options, and efficient gangways designed to handle the largest ships with ease, ensuring minimal wait times. Onboard services reinforce Argentine hospitality: multi award-winning dining with locally sourced produce and a wine program centered on Malbec and Torrontés, a spa and wellness zone inspired by regional traditions, immersive enrichment studios, family zones, kids clubs, and high-speed connectivity for streaming and work while at sea. Together these elements make Las Palmas a distinctive gateway that fuses natural beauty, cultural immersion, and seamless operator support into a premier cruise-pairing destination.

Reasons
Reasons To Visit
Strategic South Atlantic location
Close to Buenos Aires, enabling efficient regional trade.
Official Port Status
Operated as an official port with standardized procedures.
Accessible coordinates
Located at latitude 27.7323506, longitude 86.8315091.
Regional logistics potential
Supports regional logistics with domestic connections.