Tours and Tickets to Experience Dublin Cruise Port

Dublin Cruise Port is located in the Port of Dublin, which is situated next to the River Liffey in the heart of the city. There are different terminals, but the main cruise terminal is at Alexandra Basin, and most cruises dock at berths 30, 33, or 37.

To reach Dublin Cruise Port, you can travel by bus transfers or taxis. Taxis are readily available at the port and the journey time to Dublin city center is around 10–15 minutes. Some cruise liners also offer shuttle services to take passengers into the city center.

Yes, there’s parking available at Dublin Cruise Port, located at Terminal 1 and Terminal 2. Prices for the short-term parking area are on a pay-and-display basis and are €2 per hour. Long-term parking is around €9 per day or €50 per week.

Attractions within walking distance of Dublin Cruise Port include Epic the Irish Emigration Museum (EPIC) and the Jeanie Johnston Tall Ship, a replica of a 19th-century ship. Not far away, there's also the Docklands, offering modern architecture, shops, and waterfront views.

Yes, taxis and rideshare services are readily available at Dublin Cruise Port and there are taxi ranks outside the main terminals. Alternatively, you can travel by bus into the city or take the Luas Red Line tram, which stops at The Point, a 7-minute walk from the port.

Yes, Dublin Cruise Port is accessible—it has an access officer available to assist customers who require any help. To ensure smooth support, it's recommended to contact the port in advance if you have any accessibility questions or if specific assistance is required.