City
Welcome to the Port of LA
San Pedro is LA's original waterfront — a working harbor with a small-town soul. Take the loop, eat the seafood, and don't skip the bell at sunset.
— Mayor's Office, City of Los Angeles
Port of Los Angeles · San Pedro
You have three hours. Let's spend them well.
A guided port-day for Princess Cruise visitors. Pick what you love — we'll stitch together a walkable, time-budgeted itinerary you can tap through with your phone.
What sounds good?
Six ways to spend the day
From gangway to memory in three taps.
Tell us what you love
Food, history, drinks, adventure — pick a few. Set your time budget (default 3h).
We map your day
A walkable route with realistic stop times, so you never miss your boarding window.
Tap, walk, sip, repeat
Each stop has stories, tips, and the right shuttle if you need a lift.
Local voices
Stories from the harbor
Chamber
Your 3-hour secret
Skip the rideshare lines. The free red trolley runs every 20 minutes from the cruise terminal and hits every neighborhood worth visiting.
— San Pedro Chamber, Visitor Council
Local
Where the locals actually eat
Forget the tourist traps. Walk to Raffaello Ristorante on 6th — same family since 1991, and the swordfish was swimming this morning.
— Tomas Reyes, 3rd-gen fisherman
Cruise-day favorites
60 min · 8 min from port
San Pedro Fish Market
Iconic dockside seafood tray — pick your fish, they fry it.
30 min · 18 min from port
Korean Bell of Friendship
17-ton bronze bell in a hilltop pavilion overlooking the Pacific.
45 min · 5 min from port
Brouwerij West
Belgian-style brewery in a restored WWII warehouse.