Cruiseavoid

Barcelona

Cruise terminals sit at the foot of Montjuïc, a short shuttle from the bottom of La Rambla.

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none <2k 2–5k 5–7k 7k+ not published peak passengers ashore

A corner mark on a day means its figure is inferred rather than reported. Open any day for the sources behind it.

No schedule published for August 2017. Data currently covers 29 May to 09 Sep 2026.

Quietest days ahead

Wed 09 Sep no cruise calls clear

Official

Reported by the port authority or national single window.

Schedule confidence 100%.
Thu 03 Sep Celebrity Equinox (05:00–17:00), MSC Seaview (07:00–19:00)· 1,817 ashore quiet
Official
Reported by the port authority or national single window.

Source: Port de Barcelona open data (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Schedule confidence 28%.
- Passenger numbers are modelled from berth capacity, not reported: no one publishes how many people actually went ashore.
- 1 cruise ship counted but not sized — capacity unknown, so the passenger figure is an undercount.
Wed 02 Sep Mein Schiff Flow (05:45–18:00), Seven Seas Navigator (06:00–17:30) +1 more· 3,100 ashore moderate
Official
Reported by the port authority or national single window.

Source: Port de Barcelona open data (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Schedule confidence 49%.
- Passenger numbers are modelled from berth capacity, not reported: no one publishes how many people actually went ashore.
- 1 other vessel called but could not be classified, so it is excluded.
Tue 08 Sep MSC Meraviglia (06:30–18:00), Aidastella (06:45–19:00) +1 more· 5,231 ashore busy
Official
Reported by the port authority or national single window.

Source: Port de Barcelona open data (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Schedule confidence 25%.
- Passenger numbers are modelled from berth capacity, not reported: no one publishes how many people actually went ashore.
Sat 05 Sep Celebrity Xcel (05:00–17:00), Silver Ray (05:45–18:00) +4 more· 6,548 ashore busy
Official
Reported by the port authority or national single window.

Source: Port de Barcelona open data (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Schedule confidence 27%.
- Passenger numbers are modelled from berth capacity, not reported: no one publishes how many people actually went ashore.
- 4 cruise ships counted but not sized — capacity unknown, so the passenger figure is an undercount.
Sun 06 Sep Legend of the Seas (05:00–17:00), Norwegian Epic (06:00–17:00) +3 more· 8,201 ashore busy
Official
Reported by the port authority or national single window.

Source: Port de Barcelona open data (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Schedule confidence 26%.
- Passenger numbers are modelled from berth capacity, not reported: no one publishes how many people actually went ashore.
- 1 cruise ship counted but not sized — capacity unknown, so the passenger figure is an undercount.
Fri 04 Sep Aidacosma (06:00–18:00), MSC World Europa (06:30–18:00)· 8,704 ashore busy
Official
Reported by the port authority or national single window.

Source: Port de Barcelona open data (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Schedule confidence 28%.
- Passenger numbers are modelled from berth capacity, not reported: no one publishes how many people actually went ashore.
- 1 other vessel called but could not be classified, so it is excluded.
Mon 07 Sep Celebrity Eclipse (05:00–17:00), Queen Victoria (05:45–17:30) +3 more· 8,966 ashore busy
Official
Reported by the port authority or national single window.

Source: Port de Barcelona open data (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Schedule confidence 26%.
- Passenger numbers are modelled from berth capacity, not reported: no one publishes how many people actually went ashore.