Palamós
Palamós
Palamós

Palamós

Spain

Introduction to Port

Port Palamós stands apart from other cruise stops with its rare blend of working-sea authenticity, Costa Brava beauty, and Catalan hospitality. The deep natural bay shelters elegant berths while preserving the town’s intimate, fishing-village charm, making arrivals feel special rather than industrial. Signature experiences begin the moment the ship anchors in the harbour: watch the lively dawn fish auction, wander the harbor market for ultra-fresh seafood, and visit the Fishing Museum to meet generations of families who earn their living from the sea. Onshore options invite you to stroll the old town, savor a seaside lunch, and venture along the Costa Brava’s coves or inland to Girona and Figueres to explore Dalí’s surreal world. Palamós’ destinations balance rugged coastline and cultural gems, from cliff paths and hidden beaches to medieval towns and vibrant markets, with a culinary thread that centers on anchovies and seafood traditions. Fleet features and onboard services at this port emphasize comfort and efficiency for mid-sized to mid-luxury ships: sheltered docking, streamlined passenger flows, and a modern cruise-terminal atmosphere that still respects Palamós’ maritime heritage. Local partnerships enhance onboard experiences with curated tastings, guided shore excursions, multilingual guest assistance, and flexible time ashore so you can tailor your Catalan voyage. In short, Palamós offers a maritime arrival that merges dramatic coastlines, authentic gastronomy, and easy access to Catalonia’s inland wonders, delivering a memorable, distinctly Catalan gateway for discerning cruisers.

Reasons
Reasons To Visit
Fisheries and seafood
Experience the harbour life and fresh Palamós seafood.
Costa Brava gateway
Access beaches and coves along the rugged coastline.
Cultural heritage
Explore local history and maritime traditions.
Nearby attractions
Close to the Amalfi coast and Naples for day trips.