Busy dates for cruise ships in Malaga
Every so often, especially in spring and autumn, several big cruise ships in Malaga coincide on the same day. Thousands of people disembark, packing the city centre, its shops and attractions to bursting point. Our guide to the busiest dates helps you plan your visit ahead and hopefully avoid the crowds.
Cruise ships bring in revenue for the city, but they also make the centre and all the museums and monuments in Malaga extremely busy. It isn’t unusual for four cruise ships to moor on the same day and their over 10,000 passengers to visit the city.
We’ve been in the city centre when this happens and usually give up trying to get in anywhere because Malaga was just too busy.
We realised we should have checked the schedule for cruise ships in Malaga first and avoided the city altogether that day. Malaga Port website makes it easy to check which ships are in town and when plus the number of tourists they carry. Click on the month and scroll down to a particular date. You can even see where the cruise ships come from and go to.
But we like to make things easy and this blog post does just that. Here, you’ll find a month-by-month listing of the largest cruise ships. This means you can choose to avoid Malaga city centre on those days if jostling your way through lots of people isn’t your thing.
On the other hand, if you love the atmosphere that goes with tonnes of tourists you can make a note of the dates and join them. Or maybe you’re a huge fan of cruise ships and want to see the real biggies, the dates below are the ones to save.
About this article
In this latest update, we’ve also included the super-yacht days. Those dreamy boats that moor next to the Pergola with just a few dozen lucky passengers. If you’re in town when they are, pop along to the port to admire them close-up.
We’ve covered all these eventualities. The post includes several months at a time to give you plenty of advance warning. We’ve included the largest ships and the days when there will be most tourists in town (over 3,000).
And if you can’t avoid being in Malaga – you’ve already booked your stay – we provide some ideas to get you off the beaten track in Malaga and away from all those cruise passengers (see below).
Most cruise ships arrive between 7 and 8am – for the best view of their arrival at dawn head for the western seafront.
Cruise ships in Malaga in January 2026
The year begins with a relatively quiet month for cruise visitors, although the first month of the year still welcomes some biggies!
| Busiest days | No of passengers in town |
|---|---|
| 6 January | 6,554 |
| 8 January | 3,123 |
| 18 January | 6,554 |
6 January – the Costa Toscana makes her first visit this month, bringing 6,554 to the city. Hopefully they all come bearing gifts, like the Three Kings.
8 January – over 3,000 passengers disembark from the Aidaluna (2,500) and the Silver Muse.
9 January – some 2,250 visitors arrive on the Marella Explorer.
18 January – the Costa Toscana is back again, with her load of 6,554 passengers.
19 January – Aidabella docks, with 2,566 on board.
28 January – Ambition pays her first visit this year, bringing 1,670 people with her.
Cruise ships in Malaga in February 2026
One of the quietest months of the year for cruisers, and as a result, we’ve just highlighted two biggies.
1 February – the Celebrity Infinity stops off in Malaga, with 2,593 on board, as she makes her way to Barcelona.
5 February – over 2,250 people arrive on the Marella Explorer.
Cruise ships in Malaga in March 2026
March heralds the starts of the spring cruise season, although this year is busy and ships dock almost every day.
| Busiest days | No of passengers in town |
|---|---|
| 1 March | 3,646 |
| 16 March | 3,646 |
| 17 March | 2,398 |
| 23 March | 8,108 |
| 27 March | 5,622 |
| 29 March | 9,567 |
| 31 March | 7,608 |
If you’re looking for a bit of peace and quiet, maybe give the following dates a miss:
1 March – Carnival Dream makes her first visit this month, with 4,450 passengers on board.
16 March – she’s back again, and with the same number of visitors. (Will they be disappointed to have missed Malaga Carnival this year?)
17 March – the larger Bolette and smaller Silver Spirit arrive, carrying over 2,350 passengers between them.
23 March – One of the busiest days so far this year, with two giants – Carnival Glory and Carnival Dream – and Explora 1. Between them, that’s over 8,100 visitors.
27 March – Odyssey of the Seas (the first of the “of the Seas” ships this year) arrives with 5,622 on board.
29 March – Harmony of the Seas (capacity for 6,360) docks beside Marella Explorer and Viking Jupiter. The trio bring over 9,500 people to Malaga. And it’s Palm Sunday, the start of Holy Week…
31 March – the giant Aidacosma arrives, with 6,880 on board, joining Silver Ray, with ‘just’ 728.
Best hotels for cruise ship views
If you like to watch the cruise ships, super yachts and boats coming in and leaving Malaga Port, how about booking a hotel room with direct views of the harbour? The best hotels in Malaga for Port vista include:
AC Palacio – be sure to book a room facing the port and from the 6th floor upwards.
Hotel MS Maestranza – go for a superior double and enjoy your own terrace.
Only You – treat yourselves to a Premium SEA for the best views of the port.
Room Mate Valeria – choose a standard room with views for optimum port watching.
High cruise ship season
High season starts at the end of March and continues until the end of June. In 2026, Malaga is expecting to welcome 172,000 passengers during these three months.
Cruise ships in Malaga in April 2026
April is high season for cruise ships in Malaga and hundreds (if not thousands) of cruise passengers arrive every day. It’s also a busy month for giant cruise ships. So, if you’re looking for a bit of peace and quiet, maybe give the following dates a miss:
| Busiest days | No of passengers in town |
|---|---|
| 7 April | 7,644 |
| 13 April | 4,618 |
| 16 April | 4,577 |
| 22 April | 5,856 |
| 24 April | 7,573 |
| 26 April | 3,132 |
| 27 April | 3,800 |
7 April – the first of the giants dock in Malaga, Costa Favolosa and Enchanted Princess, with their nearly 7,500 passengers. The 184 visitors on Wind Star may feel rather dwarfed!
13 April – a quartet is in town, led by Carnival Glory (3,540 passengers), with the smaller Azamara Quest and the much smaller Emerald Azzurra and Wind Spirit.
14 April – the Celebrity Equinox makes her first visit this month, bringing 2,850 visitors to the city.
16 April – Costa Favolosa says hola again and with Nautica, adds 4,577 tourists to the daily count.
22 April – one of the busiest days for cruise ships in Malaga, with the Celebrity Equinox back again, joining Wind Surf and the Marella Voyager. They carry 5,856 on board.
24 April – Mein Schiff Relax arrives, with nearly 5,000 passengers, as does Celebrity Constellation, adding 2,450 more. The small Exploris One brings the total to 7,573 visitors.
26 April – Mein Schiff 1 docks, with her cargo of 3,132 passengers.
27 April – Costa Favolosa is back, yet again, with her 3,800 visitors to Malaga.
Want to get off the beaten track (and away from the crowds) in April?
Check out our self-guided walking tours in Malaga. Discover lovely parts of the city, hidden corners and some surprises!
28 April – the Aidablu and Le Bougainville bring 2,376 tourists to Malaga.
30 April – the Queen Victoria, the first Cunard ship of the year sails into town, with 2,250 on board.
Cruise ships in Malaga in May 2026
High cruise season continues this month and there are large cruise ships (with over 2,000 passengers) in the port almost every day in May. In addition, there are several days when thousands of visitors disembark into the city centre. The first fortnight is particularly intense!
| Busiest days | No of passengers in town |
|---|---|
| 1 May | 6,448 |
| 2 May | 6,580 |
| 4 May | 4,728 |
| 6 May | 5,783 |
| 8 May | 6,588 |
| 12 May | 10,999 |
| 25 May | 3,089 |
1 May – the month gets off to a busy start with the arrival of the giant Ariva (with 6,264 passengers) and the almost tiny Le Champlain with 184 on board.
2 May – four ships dock, led by the giant MSC Merviglia (5,714 passengers), bringing 6,448 tourists to Malaga.
4 May – the Explorer of the Seas joins the Silver Ray on their first 2026 visit. They add nearly 5,000 visitors in total.
6 May – two biggies – MSC Opera and Valiant Lady – join the Scenic Eclipse, bringing 5,783 tourists to the city.
8 May– there’s no respite for the pilot boats in Malaga Port because four cruise arrive today: two giants, the Brilliance of the Sea and Costa Favolosa (5,300 passengers between them), along with the World Voyager and Oe Corinthian, adding nearly 300 more.
12 May – the biggest ship of the year, the Aidacosma (6,880 on board), joins the Disney Dream. Think nearly 11,000 people between them. (We’d give Malaga city centre a very wide berth today!)
20 May – Mein Schiff is back today, with 3,132 people.
25 May – a cruise classic, Cunard’s Queen Anne, pays a visit, with 3,089 on board.
26 May – the MSC Opera is back, yet again, bringing 2,343 more visitors to Malaga.
Looking for ways to get away from the crowds in May?
Go on our self-guided tour of the north of the old quarter in Malaga. Or explore El Limonar, with some of the finest homes in Malaga.
Best views of the cruise ships in Malaga port? Head for the Gibralfaro Castle – there’s something very special about seeing big and small ships in the port.
Wondering what Guide to Malaga thinks about cruise ships in Malaga?
Cruise ships in Malaga in June 2026
Things quieten down a bit during this month and there are just a few days when lots of cruise ship passengers will be in town. They include:
| Busiest days | No of passengers in town |
|---|---|
| 5 June | 3,173 |
| 17 June | 4,683 |
| 26 June | 9,281 |
More specifically, you’ll probably want to avoid the following dates:
5 June – MSC Opera can’t keep away this month (she’s in and out three times), with her 3,223 passengers on board, and she joins the Azamara Quest, bringing the total to 3,173.
9 June – the Aidastella pays a visit, adding 2,194 more visitors.
10 June – the Marella Experience brings 2,217 tourists to Malaga.
15 June – it’s hola again to MSC Opera and her passenger count of 2,343.
Wondering what to do this month? Read our 10 things to do in June for some inspiration.
17 June – one of the biggest this month, Carnival Horizon, arrives with 4,683 on board and joins Silver Nova (great name) and her 728 passengers.
25 June – yep, MSC Opera and the 2,343 on board.
26 June – easily the busiest day for cruise ships in Malaga this month. A quartet, ranging from the giant Arvia (6,264) to the tiny Douglas Mawson (186) via the big Mein Schiff 6 (2,506) and small Wind Surf (325), brings over 9,200 tourists to town.
Cruise ships in Malaga in July 2026
Summer is usually slightly lower cruise ship season, but not this year. We’ve counted 14 days when at least 2,000 extra people will be in Malaga.
| Busiest dates | No of passengers in town |
|---|---|
| 5 July | 4,419 |
| 14 July | 2,850 |
| 16 July | 7,090 |
| 18 July | 2,851 |
| 20 July | 6,880 |
| 22 July | 4,119 |
| 29 July | 6,360 |
| 30 July | 7,111 |
5 July – after a relatively quiet start to the month, MSC Opera (yes, again) and Legend of the Seas change the dynamic and brings 4,419 passengers.
8 July – guess who’s back for another busy month? Yes, it’s Marella Experience and her passenger total of 2,217.
11 July – Aidastella can’t keep away either and brings 2,194 more people to enjoy Malaga beaches and attractions.
14 July – expect nearly 3,000 extra people in town today, from the Celebrity Equinox.
16 July – another busy day, with a pair of ships, including the biggie Harmony of the Seas and much smaller Seven Seas Voyager. Between them, they carry over 7,000 passengers.
18 July – Marella Discovery returns to Malaga, with 2,074 on board along with Nautica and her 777 passengers
20 July – Aidacosma, the largest cruise ship in Malaga this year, returns with 6,880 people on board.
21 July – today sees Aidastella in town and her 2,194 passengers.
22 July – Disney Dreams pops into Malaga Port, bringing 4,119 more tourists.
25 July – MSC Opera obviously loves Malaga because she’s also back again, with 2,343 more people to discover the city.
29 July – Harmony of the Seas pops back, with her 6,360 on board.
30 July – MSC Virtuosa and Nautica arrive, carrying over 7,100 passengers.
31 July – Legend of the Seas and her 2,076 passengers close this busy month.
Alternative things to do in Malaga
You might be disappointed not to get into the Picasso Museum or to find the Alcazaba Fortress packed to the brim because of the cruise ship tourists. But don’t worry, there are plenty of things to do in Malaga that will take you away from the beaten tourist track. Here are some suggestions:
Discover El Limonar – one of the loveliest districts in Malaga. Check out our walking tour.
Explore Calle Victoria area – right off the beaten track in Malaga with some unusual things to see. Read more.
Take the jabega boat trail – discover an essential piece of Malaga’s past, hopefully pretty much on your own. Find out more.
Walk along the Western Seafront – big beach, 2 good museums and seriously delicious fish. Read more.
Our website has a section dedicated to unusual things to do in Malaga.
Go off on a half-day visit – see our Things to Do section for some great suggestions, all easily doable in a day.
Make a full day of it – our Things to Do section also suggests five great day trips from Malaga. We recommend avoiding Granada (a favourite with cruise ships passengers) but we reckon the other four will be pretty quiet.
And if you really can’t avoid being in Malaga on a busy cruise ship day:
- Book visits to museums and monuments well in advance.
- Book that restaurant table well ahead.
- Do your sightseeing first or last thing.
- Soak up the buzz of so many people enjoying Malaga at the same time!
Cruise ships in Malaga in August 2026
This month is traditionally quiet, but not so in 2026, with several days seeing an influx of lots of cruise passengers. It’s also Malaga Fair in August, so expect the city centre to be pretty packed this month.
| Busiest dates | No of passengers in town |
|---|---|
| 7 August | 7,887 |
| 10 August | 3,405 |
| 14 August | 3,167 |
| 15 August | 3,660 |
| 21 August | 3,327 |
| 25 August | 6,334 |
| 26 August | 4,912 |
| 30 August | 4,082 |
4 August – this month starts with a visit from MSC Opera, with 2,343 on board.
6 August – Oosterdam arrives, bringing 2,504 visitors to town.
7 August – a busy day this month, with the enormous Arvia (6,264 on board), with the considerably smaller Renaissance, taking the day’s quota to over 7,880 passengers.
10 August – Celebrity Apex docks with 3,405 on board.
14 August – MSC Opera is back yet again and shares Malaga Port with Sirena. Their passenger count numbers over 3,100.
15 August – Sky Princess arrives, with 3,660 passengers.
21 August – after a bit of a lull, three cruise ships sail into Malaga Port: Ambience, Seven Seas Splendour and Seven Seas Navigator, with over 3,300 passengers.
22 August – Aidastella is back, with 2,194 on board
25 August – the giant MSC Virtuosa makes her August visit and adds 6,334 visitors to the city’s total today.
26 August – things start to quieten down for the last week of August, but the Allura, Queen Anne and Silver Muse (4,912 on board in total) will make things busy today.
30 August – the month ends with another visit from Carnival Freedom and her 4,082 passengers. (is this the busiest cruise ship in this part of the Med?).
Cruise ships in September 2026
Something of a hiatus, September comes with a reasonably busy start, packed middle and quiet end. If you don’t want the extra crowds, avoid visiting 15 to 19 September or plan off-the-beaten-trail activities and book your musuem tickets now!
| Busiest dates | No of passengers in town |
|---|---|
| 3 September | 3,173 |
| 8 September | 3,320 |
| 15 September | 9,386 |
| 16 September | 3,800 |
| 17 September | 6,860 |
| 18 September | 4,400 |
| 19 September | 4,928 |
3 September – the month starts with over 3,100 passengers arriving on the large MSC Opera and smaller Azamara Quest.
8 September – a trio of ships, the Star Legend and Silver Ray (both luxury super yachts) and the Carnival Legend dock, bringing 3,320 tourists to town.
15 September – by far, the busiest day of the month and the one with the biggest ship: the Aidacosma, with 6,880 on board. She’s joined by Mein Schiff 6, carrying 2,500 passengers.
16 September – the elegant Queen Anne visits Malaga, with over 3,000 on board, with the Seven Seas Mariner. Expect 3,800 extra tourists in the city centre.
17 September – another giant, the MSC Virtuosa (capacity 6,334) arrives with the much smaller Hebridean Sea and Europa. Between them, they carry 6,860 passengers.
18 September – another day, another trio and this time it’s the large Mein Schiff Flow, with almost 4,000 on board, and Le Camplain and Scenic Eclipse, with around 2000 passengers each.
19 September – the Costa Diadema docks with her 4,928 on board.
23 September – the MSC Opera is back, along with the Viking Nepture. Between them, they bring almost 5,000 passengers to Malaga.
Cruise ships in October 2026
This month sees the arrival of high season and there are cruise ships almost every day in October. Not all are giants, but there are several days when it will be very busy in the city centre – 15 October will see the highest number of cruise tourists this year. On the other hand, the end of the month is relatively quiet.
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| Busiest dates | No of passengers in town |
|---|---|
| 2 October | 6,264 |
| 3 October | 3,145 |
| 4 October | 7,749 |
| 12 October | 7,521 |
| 13 October | 6,126 |
| 14 October | 3,223 |
| 15 October | 11,736 |
| 16 October | 5,149 |
| 19 October | 4,705 |
| 25 October | 9,126 |
2 October – the month starts busy with the arrival of the Arvia and her 6,264 passengers.
3 October – the first trio – small, medium and large – docks today, led by the MSC Opera (2,343 on board). Joining her are the Insignia and one of the world’s most modern super yachts, Emerald Sakara. Between them, they bring over 3,100 tourists to the city.
4 October – the first of the uber busy days this month and four cruise ships in town. The Costa Diadema (nearly 5,000 on board) will be docked alongside Bolette (1,772), with the smaller Viking Jupiter and Clio in Muelle Dos next to the Pergola. The quartet carry over 7,700 passengers between them.
12 October – it’s a Monday and public holiday (so a long weekend for locals and Spaniards), and the enormous AidaCosma is in town. As well as her passenger capacity of 6,680, the Clio and Seven Seas Grandeur add another 840, bringing the total to 7,521.
13 October – two Mein Schiff vessels (2 and 7) dock, with 6,000 passengers on board between them. The super yacht Emerald Sakara is back as well.
14 October – the MSC Magnifica pays her first autumn visit, bringing 3,223 tourists with her.
15 October – by far the busiest day of the year for cruise ships in Malaga, with two giants (the Arvia and Costa Diadema) and the smaller Europa 2. This trio bring over 11,700 people to the city.
16 October – Mein Schiff Relax and her passenger count of 4,965 join the much, much smaller Le Laperouse.
19 October – over 4,700 tourists arrive on the Carnival Freedom (4,082) and the Silver Muse.
25 October – another busy day and another trio. This time it’s the Costa Diadema (back for the third time this month), the Celebrity Xcel and the Viking Vela. Between them, they carry 9,126 passengers.
Cruise ships in November 2026
This month sees the continuation of high season, with cruise ships docked almost every day of the month. However, their capacity is distributed unevenly throughout November. For example, some days see a trio of small vessels, with 500 passengers between them, while others come packed with several large ships in at once.
The beginning of the month is especially busy – avoid the period 1 to 5 November if you can.
| Busiest dates | No of passengers in town |
|---|---|
| 2 November | 7,756 |
| 3 November | 7,115 |
| 4 November | 6,261 |
| 5 November | 12,338 |
| 6 November | 6,182 |
| 12 November | 12,518 |
| 19 November | 3,990 |
| 22 November | 3,800 |
| 27 November | 3,138 |
| 28 November | 4,875 |
2 November – the month starts busy, with four cruise ships in town: the giant Sun Princess and Celebrity Ascot, and the much (much) smaller and sleeker Sea Cloud Spirit and Emerald Azzura. The quartet carries over 7,750 passengers.
3 November – another busy day, with more than 7,100 cruise passengers on a quartet of ships. The Explorer of the Seas and Mein Schiff 4 bring 6,790 between them, joining the Clio and Wind Surf.
4 November – the Marella Voyager and Carnival Legend (both with 2,680 passengers) dock in the Port, along with Star Flyer and Silver Ray. Expect over 6,200 tourists in total.
5 November – by far the busiest day of the year and the most ships on one day. This Thursday in November welcomes four biggies – Marella Explorer 2, Marella Discovery 2, Brilliance of the Seas and Costa Diadema – plus Club Med and Wind Spirit. Both will feel dwarfed in comparison. This sextet carries 12,338 passsengers, the record so far this year (but not for long).
6 November – another sextet of ships, headed by the large Celebrity Constellation and Ooserdam (5,000 passengers between them). Joining them are the Exploris One, Wind Star and Le Dumort d’Unville (all with around 180 on board) and the larger Insignia. Expect nearly 6,200 cruise tourist in town.
12 November – the record for the biggest number of cruise passengers lasts exactly seven days because it’s broken today by the 12,518 tourists arriving on four ships. The MSC Virtuosa carries over half of them, with the Marella Discovery and Costa Fascinosa adding nearly 6,000 between them. The extra 312 on the Star Legend almost don’t make an impression!
19 November – after a quieter week, things liven up with the arrival of nearly 4,000 tourists on board the Allura and Mein Schiff 4.
22 November – the Costa Fascinosa returns, with her passenger count of 3,800.
27 November – the Nieuw Statendam makes her first visit of the autumn, bringing 3,138 passengers to Malaga.
28 November – the last busy day of the month sees the arrival of the Celebrity Infinity (2,593 on board), the Marina and Viking Neptune. Between them, they carry 4,875 passengers.
Cruise ships in December 2026
The last month of the year is one of the busiest in Malaga because of Christmas. And in 2026, it’s also busy with cruise ships. The first and last weeks are particularly busy, with plenty of cruise ship passengers in town.
| Busiest dates | No of passengers in town |
|---|---|
| 2 December | 3,800 |
| 5 December | 6,943 |
| 8 December | 5,382 |
| 12 December | 3,223 |
| 22 December | 5,228 |
| 26 December | 3,132 |
| 27 December | 3,041 |
| 28 December | 3,610 |
| 27 December | 6,056 |
2 December – the month starts with a visit from Costa Fascinosa and her 3,800 passengers.
5 December – the giant Aidacosma returns, with 6,880 on board, joined by the 623 on the Silver Dawn.
8 December – it’s already a public holiday and part of a long weekend for local and Spaniards, and it’ll be even busier with over 5,300 cruisers on board the Costa Fascinosa (again) and the Celestyal Discovery.
12 December – MSC Magnifica sails into town, with 3,223 on board.
22 December – the Celestyal Discovery and MSC Magnifica are both back, this time in the compñany of the Hamburg. Between them, the trio bring 5,228 people to Malaga.
26 December – Mein Schiff 7 and her 3,132 on board pay a post-Christmas visit to the city.
27 December – also enjoying Malaga Christmas lights (but only by day) are the 3,041 on board the Ambience and Viking Vela.
28 December – the Azura pays a visit to Malaga, brining 3,610 people to town.
31 December – and the year ends with a trio of cruise ships: the AidaMar, Celebrity Infinity and Azamara Onward. They carry over 6,000 passsengers between them.
Cruise ship FAQs
Cruise ships visit Malaga throughout the year, but high season runs from late March through to the end of June. Spring and autumn are when several large ships tend to coincide on the same day, bringing thousands of passengers into the city at once. In 2026, Malaga is expecting around 172,000 cruise passengers during the spring high season alone. Summer (July–August) is traditionally quieter for cruises, though 2026 is proving busier than usual, with multiple days seeing well over 6,000 passengers arriving.
On the busiest days, the numbers are striking. It is not unusual for four cruise ships to moor on the same day, with their combined passenger count exceeding 10,000. In May 2026, for example, 12 May saw the Aidacosma and Disney Dream arrive together, bringing close to 11,000 visitors to the city in a single day — making it the busiest cruise day of the year.
The Malaga Port website makes it easy to check which ships are in town and when, including the number of passengers they carry. Simply click on the month and scroll down to a particular date — you can even see where each cruise ship has come from and where it is headed next. We also publish month-by-month summaries of the largest ships and busiest days right here, so you can plan ahead without navigating the port website yourself.
Most cruise ships arrive between 7 and 8am. For the best view of their arrival at dawn, head for the western seafront. Ships generally depart in the evening, meaning the city centre is at its most crowded from mid-morning through to the afternoon. If you are in Malaga on a high-traffic day, planning your sightseeing for early morning or later in the evening will help you avoid the worst of the crowds.
There are plenty of ways to sidestep the crowds on a busy cruise day. The El Limonar district is one of the loveliest areas in Malaga and sees very few cruise passengers. The Calle Victoria neighbourhood is right off the beaten tourist track, and the western seafront walk offers a large beach, two good museums and excellent seafood restaurants.
Self-guided walking tours through lesser-known neighbourhoods are another great option. If you do want to visit the Picasso Museum or the Alcazaba, book tickets well in advance and aim to go first thing in the morning or late in the afternoon.
Two locations offer particularly impressive vantage points. Gibralfaro Castle provides a spectacular bird’s-eye view of both large and small ships in the port. For a closer look at the vessels themselves, the western seafront is ideal for watching arrivals at dawn.
Several hotels near the port also offer excellent views, including the AC Palacio (from the 6th floor upwards, facing the port), Hotel MS Maestranza (with its own terrace on a superior double room), Only You (with a Premium SEA room), and Room Mate Valeria (standard rooms with port views).
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