Seville (Spain)
Cruise Port schedule, live map, terminals, news
Seville (Sevilla) is Spain's only river port, as well as capital and largest city of Andalusia (autonomous territory of Spain). The city is located on River Guadalquivir and has population around 700,000 (metro around 1.5 million), which ranks it Spain's 4th-largest city.
Seville harbour (via Guadalquivir) offers access to Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean (via Gibraltar). Port Seville underwent a major reorganisation, resulting in annual cargo volume increase of over 5.3 million tons.
- Sevilla's Old Town area is sized 4 km2 (2 ml2) and has 3 UNESCO World Heritage Sites. These are Archivo General de Indias (merchants' exchange), Alcázar of Seville (royal palace complex) and Seville Cathedral.
- The city was established by the Romans under the name Hispalis. Later it was renamed to Ishbiliya - following the Muslim conquest (712 AD). During Muslim Spain (aka Islamic Iberia, when the country was known as Al-Andalus) it was the second main city (after the capital Cordoba) of the Caliphate of Cordoba (929-1031 AD).
- Following the Muslim rule, in 1248 Sevilla was incorporated into the Kingdom of Castile under king Ferdinand III (1201-1252).
- Seville became one of Spanish Empire's largest economic centres after the Americas were discovered, as the river port was enlarged and used for Transatlantic trade.
- In 1519, the Portuguese explorer Ferdinand Magellan (1480-1521) departed from Sevilla on the first world circumnavigation voyage.
- After the 17th century, the city started a gradual economic decline as the river traffic was relocated to the nearby seaport Cadiz (today cruise port to Seville).
Seville cruise terminal
All larger cruise ships to Seville dock at port Cadiz - located approx 130 km (80 ml) to the south. Thei passengers are transported to the city via chartered tour busses. However, smaller-sized cruise vessels and mega yachts can navigate up Guadalquivir River to dock at Seville harbour. The harbour is approx 80 km (50 ml ) away from the river's mouth.
Port Seville 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 Seville, Spain. To see the full itineraries (ports of call dates and arrival / departure times) and their lowest rates – just follow the corresponding ship-link.
| Day | Ship | Arrival | Departure |
|---|---|---|---|
| 7 April, 2019 Sunday |  Azamara Pursuit | ||
| 12 April, 2019 Friday |  Braemar |
The Seville cruise port map is interactive. It shows the port's exact location, along with the real-time cruise ship traffic (if any) in its vicinity - today, and right now. By zooming-out you can see other cruise ship ports located near Seville, Spain.
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