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Barcelona cruise Terminal A schedule

16 ship calls are due at Terminal A to Thu, Dec 31, 2026. It is on the Adossat wharf, 2 km from the city according to the port, and holds up to 4,500 passengers. Run by Creuers del Port de Barcelona. The port plans to demolish it once a new Terminal C opens (port news, October 30, 2026). 11 of the sailings we list leave from here.

The terminal for each call comes from the monthly cruise forecast the Port of Barcelona publishes, which it says can change. Check your cruise documents. The other terminals: Terminal B, Terminal D (Palacruceros), Terminal E (Helix), MSC terminal (H), World Trade Center South terminal (S). The ship schedule shows them together.

Cruise ships at Terminal A

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Cruises leaving Terminal A

Schedule last updated · 11 departures listed · Dates can change. Verify with the cruise line before booking.

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Questions about Terminal A

Which cruise lines use Terminal A in Barcelona?
On the Port of Barcelona's forecast to Thu, Dec 31, 2026: Celebrity Cruises (4), Oceania Cruises (3), Silversea (3), TUI Cruises (2), Azamara (1), Viking (1), MSC Cruises (1), and Saga Cruises (1). A line can use several terminals and a ship can move between them, so check the row for your date rather than going by the line.

Where is Terminal A?
On the Adossat wharf, 2 km from the city by the port's own measure. Run by Creuers del Port de Barcelona. The port plans to demolish it once a new Terminal C opens (port news, October 30, 2026). Our terminal guide covers how to get there, and the port's page for Terminal A has the port's details.

How do you know which terminal a ship uses?
From the monthly cruise forecast the Port of Barcelona publishes, which gives each call a terminal letter. It is the only source we use for this. The month files we last read ran to Mon, Nov 30, 2026, so 1378 of the 1,431 sailings we list do not show a terminal yet. The port says its forecast can change, and your cruise documents have the final word.