La Coruna (Spain Galicia)

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La Coruna cruise port

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Western Europe - Azores - Canary Islands

Local Time
2024-11-10 07:25

min: 57 °F (14 °C) / max: 62 °F (17 °C) 60°F
15.6°C
Wind: 268°/ 2 m/s  Gust: 7.1 m/sWind: 268°/ 2 m/s  Gust: 7.1 m/sLight breeze
2 m/s
Min / Max Temperature62 °F / 17 °C
57 °F / 14 °C
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Port La Coruna cruise ship schedule shows timetable calendars of all arrival and departure dates by month. The port's schedule lists all ships (in links) with cruises going to or leaving from La Coruna, Spain Galicia. To see the full itineraries (ports of call dates and arrival / departure times) and their lowest rates – just follow the corresponding ship-link.

DayShipArrivalDeparture
4 July, 2025
Friday
AIDA Cruises Cruises cruise lineAIDAsol08:0018:00
6 July, 2025
Sunday
Norwegian Cruise Line Cruises cruise lineNorwegian Sky07:0017:00
8 July, 2025
Tuesday
P&O Cruises Cruises cruise lineArvia
8 July, 2025
Tuesday
TUI Cruises Cruises cruise lineMein Schiff 407:0019:00
9 July, 2025
Wednesday
MSC Cruises Cruises cruise lineMSC Virtuosa09:0018:00
10 July, 2025
Thursday
Royal Caribbean Cruises cruise lineIndependence Of The Seas15:0021:00
14 July, 2025
Monday
MSC Cruises Cruises cruise lineMSC Virtuosa08:0018:00
19 July, 2025
Saturday
TUI Cruises Cruises cruise lineMein Schiff 408:0019:00
19 July, 2025
Saturday
Celebrity Cruises Cruises cruise lineCelebrity Apex08:0017:00
21 July, 2025
Monday
Viking Cruises Cruises cruise lineViking Vesta
21 July, 2025
Monday
Hapag-Lloyd Cruises Cruises cruise linems Europa 208:0018:00
21 July, 2025
Monday
Norwegian Cruise Line Cruises cruise lineNorwegian Sky09:0019:00
22 July, 2025
Tuesday
P&O Cruises Cruises cruise lineArvia
25 July, 2025
Friday
Norwegian Cruise Line Cruises cruise lineNorwegian Sky07:0016:00
28 July, 2025
Monday
MSC Cruises Cruises cruise lineMSC Virtuosa08:0018:00
29 July, 2025
Tuesday
Disney Cruise Line Cruises cruise lineDisney Fantasy08:0018:00
30 July, 2025
Wednesday
P&O Cruises Cruises cruise lineArcadia
31 July, 2025
Thursday
Royal Caribbean Cruises cruise lineIndependence Of The Seas09:0017:00

La Coruna (aka Corunna) is an Atlantic port city in Galicia (northwestern Spain), with population around 250,000 (metro 420,000), ranking it Galicia's second-largest and Spain's 17th-largest. A cruise port, La Coruna serves Santiago de Compostela (Galicia's capital) located approx 56 km (35 mi) to the south.

Port La Coruna (locode ESLCG) is located at the entrance of a large gulf and as a major cargo port serves the distribution of agricultural goods from Galicia. The seaport is the main engine for Galicia's economy and the province's richest region.

The city is famous for its lighthouse (Roman Tower of Hercules, UNESCO site) which is in continuous operation since 2nd century AD. The lighthouse is surrounded by an enormous public park with a golf course. The city is also famous for its glazed window balconies (galerías), Old Town (Ciudad Vieja), Calle Orzan district (where are most clubs and bars), Los Jardines (park located close to Rua Real and Los Cantones shopping mall).

As cruise port, La Coruna was inaugurated in 2009. In 2017, the Port recorded a total of 121 ship calls and 184,069 passengers (45% increase over 2016). The year also had 22x two-ship days. The busiest months (high season) are May and September.

During the COVID crisis (2021's last months) the cruise port handled 31 ship calls and 30,000+ passengers.

2022 became the cruise port's record year, with 136 cruise calls (out of 140 booked ship berthings) and a total of 222,723 tourists. The schedule included 20x two-ship days and 3x three-ship days. 2022's bussiests months were October (24 ship calls), September (21), April (19) and May (18). Maiden visits were made by the ships Disney Magic (DCL), Valiant Lady (Virgin Voyages), Carnival Celebration (CCL), Iona (P&O UK). The economic impact on the city was ~EUR 20 million.

For 2023, the Port had booked 140+ ship berthings, including 24x multiple-ship days (5x 3-ship) and maiden visits by P&O Arvia, Viking Saturn, Oceania Vista.

Santiago de Compostela

Santiago de Compostela[a] is the capital city of Galicia (autonomous province in Spain) with population around 100,000. The town was first mentioned in the 9th century and in 1985, the Old Town (featuring numerous historic buildings and narrow streets) was designated a UNESCO site.

The city's economy is based mainly on public administration (here is headquartered Galicia's government), tourism and higher education (USC university). Other large employers are FINSA (machined solid timber), UROVESA (heavy vehicle manufacturer), Blusens (electronics manufacturer), Televés (telecommunications equipment), Banco Gallego (Novacaixagalicia-owned Spanish bank).

Among tourists, the city is mainly popular for its nightlife, architecture and the cult of St James. The Way of St James (particularly in Holy Years - when July 25th falls on Sunday) attarcts between 200-300,000 pilgrims each year.

Besides Port La Coruna, Santiago de Compostela is served by a railway (high-speed trains) and an international airport (linking to the Canary Islands, Barcelona, Malaga, Bilbao, Alicante, Madrid, Palma de Mallorca, Milan, Geneva, Frankfurt, Munich, Amsterdam, Paris, Rome, London).

La Coruna cruise terminal

Generally, cruise ships dock directly in downtown (at Transatlantic Quay) as Port La Coruna is just at ~5 min walking distance from the city's center. This is an exclusive cruise ship berth with a new passenger terminal providing all the standard tourist services (both to passengers and crew). Terminal's facilities and amenities include Los Cantones (shopping complex with stores, food venues, restrooms), city and tour information, free Wi-Fi. A taxi parking is approx 0,5 km from the dock.

Further improving its cruise-related facilities, in 2022 Calvo Sotelo (south quay) was converted from a cargo dock/berth to an exclusive (dedicated to cruise vessels) quay used in two-ship days.

The EUR 0,5 million project included building a new road access to the dock, adding security and commissioning a provisional tent/terminal.

Calvo Sotelo Quay has length 420 m / 1378 ft and direct transport link and communication with downtown. Its surrounding spaces were also opened to residents for leisure activities and cultural events.

The Transatlantic Quay remains an exclusive berth for cruise ships and is used on 1-ship days. 2 small or 1 large can be accommodated at the 484-m-long, 11-m draught quay.

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