Ships dock at Los Angeles World Cruise Center. These are the stops worth your time, timed on foot from the terminal.
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One cruise terminal.
Walk times from Los Angeles World Cruise Center.
Historic World War II naval flagship berthed steps from the terminal
Woman-owned bakery specializing in sourdough bread and seasonal pastries
Lush green space alongside the harbor channel
European-inspired plaza near the waterfront promenade
Home of the world famous shrimp tray
Artisanal loose-leaf teas and specialty blended drinks
Italian restaurant in San Pedro
Intimate dining spot featuring rustic Italian dishes
Vibrant venue for bold Mexican flavors, colorful cocktails, and live events
Authentic Thai restaurant in San Pedro
Friendly neighborhood diner for hearty American breakfast staples
Authentic Sicilian and Italian restaurant in San Pedro
Casual ramen restaurant home to the Ko Ryu Spicy Challenge
Charming boutique charity shop with vintage finds
Local Italian bakery crafting fresh breads and sweet treats
Fresh Mediterranean kebabs, dips, and grilled specialties
Cozy, traditional Japanese sushi bar and kitchen
Casual pizza counter serving slices and hot subs
San Pedro spot for coffee, teas, and pastries
San Pedro shop for vinyl, jazz, and vintage treasures
Independent record store serving vinyl since 1977
San Pedro candy store for gummies and novelty sweets
Hillside park overlooking the main channel and port terminals
Warm white-tablecloth Italian dining downtown
Mission-based thrift shop supporting men's recovery
Convenient pharmacy for toiletries, snacks, and travel essentials
Worth finding if you have an hour spare.
Fascinating regional maritime exhibits in a historic 1941 ferry terminal
Lush community oasis tucked along Gaffey Street
Cliffside ruins of a 1929 neighborhood claimed by the sea
Picturesque 1874 Victorian stick-style lighthouse on ocean bluffs
More ports nearby: Long Beach, Avalon (Catalina Island), San Diego, Ensenada, San Francisco.