Palamós Cruise Season: 67K Passengers Through December
Cruise traffic is spreading Palamós demand beyond summer. About 74% of 2026's 65 calls land in shoulder and low season, so operators get a booking driver that runs from early March through late December.
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Palamós cruise season 2026 will bring about 67,000 passengers across 65 port calls, and the number that matters for short-term rental operators is 74%: that is the share of calls landing in shoulder and low season rather than the summer peak (Empordà.info, 4 March 2026).
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