95 MEDITERRANEAN MEDITERRANEAN MEDITERRANEAN MEDITERRANEAN Port of Cartagena, Spain Cartagena, located on Spain’s southeast coast, combines more than 3,000 years of history with a strategic position in the Mediterranean. Its cruise facilities are located a short walk from the historic city centre, offering passengers direct access to Cartagena’s cultural, gastronomic and shopping attractions. The port can accommodate two cruise ships simultaneously and continues to invest in improved passenger facilities, accessibility and sustainability. A new cruise terminal and shore power infrastructure will reinforce Cartagena’s position as an efficient, sustainable and passenger-friendly Mediterranean cruise destination. www.apc.es Port of Limassol, Cyprus The DP World Limassol Cruise Terminal welcomes the world’s largest cruise vessels and delivers a premium passenger experience. Seven contemporary terminal pods provide 7,000 square metres of internal space, complemented by tide-free berths with 11-metre draughts and a dedicated cruise berth, supporting both transit calls and full turnaround operations. Over 60 per cent of the island is reachable within 60 minutes, including Unesco World Heritage Sites, beaches, mountain villages producing PDO Halloumi and wine routes. DP World Limassol delivers strong guest satisfaction and operational efficiency. www.limassolcruise.com Port of Naples, Italy The Port of Naples is one of the leading cruise gateways in Europe and the Mediterranean, welcoming 1.8 million cruise guests and over 10 million total passengers per year. It features seven docking piers with a total quay length of 1,100 metres and a depth of up to 12 metres, making it fully equipped to accommodate the world’s largest cruise ships. The port stands as a model of how collaboration between the port authority, operators and the city creates a winning formula for tourism success. www.terminalnapoli.it Port of Tarragona, Spain Port of Tarragona is one of the main ports in Spain and the Mediterranean. With modern and versatile infrastructure, it plays a key role in the movement of goods, but in recent years, it has seen significant growth in cruise traffic, establishing itself as an emerging tourist destination for major cruise lines. Its proximity to popular attractions like the city of Tarragona, a Unesco World Heritage Site, and the Costa Dorada strip of coastline makes it a prime destination for passengers seeking culture, history and leisure activities. www.porttarragona.cat/en Photo: Port Authority of Cartagena Photo: Port of Naples Photo: DP World Limassol Photo: Port of Tarragona
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