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Lisbon Cruise Port Guide

22 cruises call here in 2026–28, from £1,149 per person — see them.

Lisbon, Portugal — cruise port
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Country:
Portugal
Region:
Spain, Portugal & France
Coordinates:
38.7080° N, 9.1390° W

22 cruises call at Lisbon between Oct 2026 and Jun 2028, 10 to 98 nights, from £1,149 per person, sailing from Southampton, Liverpool, Edinburgh (Rosyth / Leith), Portsmouth and Newcastle and abroad, on Balmoral, Borealis and Bolette.

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Cruises calling at Lisbon (22)

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Southampton (4)

CruiseSailsNightsShipFrom pp
Icons of the Mediterranean 18 Nov 2027 16 Bolette £1,799 View ↗
Winter Warmth of Spain & Portugal 3 Dec 2027 14 Borealis £1,349 View ↗
Caribbean Christmas Island Hopping 4 Dec 2027 33 Bolette £4,399 View ↗
Canary Islands Christmas & Funchal Fireworks 22 Dec 2027 14 Borealis £2,749 View ↗

Fly-cruises (2)

CruiseSailsNightsShipFrom pp
Mediterranean, Canaries & the Solar Eclipse 3 Jan 2028 34 Balmoral £2,999 View ↗
Canary Islands, Madeira & the Solar Eclipse 24 Jan 2028 13 Balmoral £1,299 View ↗

Portsmouth (2)

CruiseSailsNightsShipFrom pp
Islands of Bermuda, Bahamas & Puerto Rico 13 Feb 2028 37 Balmoral £3,699 View ↗
Volcanic Islands of the Azores & Madeira 13 May 2028 14 Balmoral £1,699 View ↗

Edinburgh (Rosyth / Leith) (1)

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Coastal Charms of France, Spain & Portugal 30 Jun 2028 13 Balmoral £1,599 View ↗

Liverpool (1)

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Italian Riviera & Amalfi Coast 22 Apr 2028 18 Borealis £2,699 View ↗

About Lisbon

Lisbon stands as the capital of Portugal, positioned on the Atlantic Ocean in the western Iberian Peninsula. Among cruise ports in the Spain, Portugal & France region, it offers a distinctive blend of historic monuments and scenic viewpoints, many remarkably close to the waterfront.

The cruise port sits steps away from Praça do Comércio, a grand plaza rated 4.7 by visitors, and within easy reach of cultural landmarks including Lisbon Cathedral and the Carmo Archaeological Museum. History enthusiasts will find Castelo de São Jorge, the city's hilltop fortress, just 0.8 km away, whilst those seeking panoramic views can visit Miradouro de Santa Luzia or Miradouro de São Pedro de Alcântara, both rated 4.6.

Nearby Attractions

Further afield, Belém Tower stands 6.9 km from port, a monument representing Portugal's maritime heritage. The Garden of the Castle of São Jorge provides green space adjacent to the castle, whilst the broader metropolitan area extends to the Portuguese Riviera, reaching Continental Europe's westernmost point at Cabo da Roca.

Lisbon is the capital and most populous city of Portugal, with an estimated population of 658,236 as of 2025, within its administrative limits and 3,353,000 within the metropolis, as of 2025. The city lies on the Atlantic Ocean in the western part of the Iberian Peninsula, fronting the northern shore of the River Tagus. The western portion of its metro area, the Portuguese Riviera, hosts the westernmost point of Continental Europe, culminating at Cabo da Roca.

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Things to do in Lisbon on a port day

Top-rated sights within reach of the cruise terminal. Ratings, hours and reviews from Google — check opening times before you go.

Map of Lisbon and nearby attractions

Best time to visit Lisbon

Cruises to Spain, Portugal & France mostly sail March to November.

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