Malacca
Malacca
Malacca
Malacca

Malacca

Malaysia

Introduction to Port

Port Malacca in Malaysia stands out on the cruise map for its living heritage, strategic location, and a guest experience that weds centuries of trade with today's modern cruising. As ships berth at the state-of-the-art terminal along the Melaka River, guests step into a city whose UNESCO-listed historic core—the Stadthuys, Christ Church, and the surrounding Dutch-Malay architecture—sits mere steps from contemporary waterfront promenades. Signature experiences set it apart: a twilight Melaka River cruise past gilded shophouses, a guided stroll through Jonker Street's night market with Peranakan flavors, a seafood feast at the Portuguese Settlement, and immersive cultural performances that showcase Malay, Chinese and Indian traditions. The port also serves as a gateway to central Malaysia, with convenient shore excursions to Kuala Lumpur's skyline and Batu Caves, while Melaka itself offers museums, forts, and vibrant riverfront cafes to fill a day ashore. Fleet features at Port Malacca are designed to welcome a wide spectrum of ships—from mid-sized calls to larger itineraries—thanks to a modern, multi-berth terminal, efficient passenger processing, and integrated shore-to-ship connectivity, along with sustainable practices and on-site services that keep crowds moving smoothly. Onboard services through the port experience include multilingual excursion desks, tailored private tours, and flexible shuttle options, complemented by the cruise lines' own dining, spa, pools and enrichment offerings, making Port Malacca a distinctive, culturally rich, official Malaysian port of call that promises memorable encounters, delicious flavors, and easy access to Melaka's living history and to Malaysia's capital and beyond.

Reasons
Reasons To Visit
Strategic Location
Strategic location for Caribbean and Pacific trade routes.
Rich maritime history
Explore historic chapels, leats, and legends from medieval monks.
Gateway to Malaysia
Access to Malacca’s cultural sites, cuisine, and colonial architecture.
Photogenic port views
Offers striking harbor scenes with ships and skyline.