Port of San Diego

San Diego is a major California city with large port facilities for military, commercial, and cruise ships. The port is adjacent to the airport and easily accessible. Cruises departing from San Diego visit Mexico and the Mexican Riviera, Hawaii, the Pacific Coast, and the Panama Canal.

Nearby Airports:

The Port of San Diego is 3 miles from the San Diego International Airport. Due to heavy traffic, expect a travel time of about 15 minutes.

Driving Directions:

If traveling from the north: From I-5 southbound, take the exit for the San Diego International Airport. Continue straight on Kettner Boulevard. Turn right on Laurel Street. After crossing over Pacific Highway, stay in the left lane. Turn left on Harbor Drive and proceed to the terminal.

Port Parking:

The cruise terminal does not have its own dedicated parking facility, but several third party companies in the vicinity offer parking at rates from $7 to $9 per day.