Vigo's cruise terminals are in the city centre beside the Old Town, about a 15-minute walk from the train station. Santiago is reachable by train (time and fare not confirmed); the Cíes Islands need a ferry and booking.
Where Vigo lies
Where your ship docks
Ships dock along the city-centre cruise area: the main terminals are at the Transatlantic Quay (Estación Marítima 'Alberto Durán'), with a secondary terminal at the Commercial Quay. About 1,000 m of berths (Port of Vigo).
Shuttle. Check your planner.
Getting to the sights
| The way | Time | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Train from Vigo-Urzaiz to Santiago | 15-minute walk to the station + train (not confirmed, estimate about 1 hour) | not confirmed |
Train from Vigo-Urzaiz to Santiago
- Walk about 15 minutes to the train station (Vigo-Urzaiz is the usual station for Santiago, check your ticket).
- Train to Santiago de Compostela.
Walk time from the Port of Vigo. Train time and fare not confirmed: Renfe pages could not be read.
What to see
Casco Vello (old town) and oyster street
Fresh oysters on Rúa da Pescadería.
- How
- Walk.
- Time
- 1.5 hours
- Tickets
- Free
Castro fortress park
View over the bay.
- How
- Walk uphill.
- Time
- 1 hour
- Tickets
- Free
Cíes Islands
Beaches in a national park.
- How
- Ferry; permit needed in season (unverified).
- Time
- Half day+
- Tickets
- Unverified
Your day, hour by hour
Planned for a typical call. Check your ship's all-aboard time and be back an hour early. The ship will not wait.
- Old town and oysters.
- Castro park view.
- Back 30-45 minutes early.
What goes wrong, and how to avoid it
Beware
- Hills.
Fees, money and access
Accessibility
Steep streets.
Money
Euro (EUR). Cards are widely accepted. Carry a little cash for small cafes, toilets, and markets.
More of the The Atlantic Coast
Sources & what we could not confirm · 2 sources · checked 2026-11
- Train time and fare to Santiago
- Cíes Islands permit and ferry details








