- Global Ports Holding has secured a 30 year concession for Ferrol Cruise Port.
- The project covers construction of a cruise terminal on the Outer Breakwater Wharf.
- Phase one includes a 480 square metre terminal building.
- Passenger volumes are expected to increase from 23000 in 2026 to 80000 by 2034.
- The development supports energy efficiency and environmental sustainability criteria.
Global Ports Holding has received a 30 year concession from the Port Authority of Ferrol San Cibrao for the construction and operation of a new cruise terminal at Ferrol in northwest Spain. The concession covers 960 square metres on the Outer Breakwater Wharf and proceeds in two phases. The first phase includes a 480 square metre terminal building.
GPH plans to submit the construction project within three months and begin works within six months subject to approvals. A mobile facility will support additional calls. The development follows modern energy efficiency and environmental standards.
Annual passenger volumes at Ferrol Cruise Port are projected to rise from around 23000 in 2026 to 80000 by 2034.
Mehmet Kutman, Chairman and CEO of Global Ports Holding, shared “Ferrol represents another important milestone in our continued growth across Spain and the Atlantic region.”
