Spanish Navy flagship to open for public visits at Málaga Port

The amphibious assault ship Juan Carlos I is scheduled to welcome visitors on 7 and 8 November at Muelle Adosado de Levante.

Costa Now newsroom6 November 2026 at 16:08

Spanish Navy flagship to open for public visits at Málaga Port

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AT A GLANCE

Juan Carlos I is scheduled to dock at Muelle Adosado de Levante in Málaga Port.
Public visiting hours are 3.30pm–6pm on Saturday, 7 November, and 10am–1pm on Sunday, 8 November.
The 231-metre vessel is the Spanish Navy’s flagship and has a crew of 295.

WHY IT MATTERSThe public sessions offer visitors in Málaga a chance to go aboard the Spanish Navy flagship while it is in port.

Spain’s largest warship, the 231-metre Juan Carlos I, is due to dock at Muelle Adosado de Levante in Málaga Port for two public visiting sessions. The ship is the Spanish Navy’s flagship and can serve as an amphibious assault ship, aviation platform, command vessel or support unit for humanitarian and disaster-relief missions.

Visiting hours are scheduled for 3.30pm to 6pm on Saturday, 7 November, and 10am to 1pm on Sunday, 8 November. The vessel has a crew of 295 and a displacement of 26,000 tonnes.

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