Cruises from Liverpool

Cruises from Liverpool

Enchanting landscapes and incredible experiences await on a cruise from Liverpool. With a variety of dream destinations to choose from, you can enjoy some of the world's finest cities and towns, and the charming waterways that connect them. From the British Isles and the lochs of Scotland, to Morocco and the Mediterranean, you can experience the very best in culture, history, and dining, as well as a wealth of natural wonders to enjoy along the way. 

Whether you're setting sail on an around the world adventure or exploring scenic Scotland for a week, you can be sure of the very best amenities, entertainment and itineraries on board our spectacular cruises from Liverpool.

Getting to Liverpool Cruise Terminal

Departing on a cruise from Liverpool is a convenient option for those in the north west of the UK and further afield. Whether you're arriving by car, train, coach or plane, keep in mind that the cruise terminal uses the same space for both those embarking and disembarking the ship. Guests who arrive too early before their check-in time will therefore not be allowed to enter the building.

By train: Liverpool's main train station, Lime Street, is a five-minute taxi ride from the Cruise Terminal, or can be reached by foot in 20 minutes. For those using the underground rail network, the closest station, James Street, is also five minutes by car.

By car: For those using a Satnav, the postcode is L3 1DL. Liverpool Cruise Terminal can be reached by both the M6 and the A55 from Wales. While the terminal itself isn't signposted from Liverpool city centre, if you follow the brown signs directing you to Liverpool or the Waterfront, you will reach The Liver Building. From here you will find signs directing you to Liverpool Cruise Terminal.

Facilities in the port of Liverpool

You'll find toilets and a small kiosk selling hot and cold drinks in the Passenger Lounge, accessible after check-in. A mini-bus service is available for guests with limited mobility to access both the ship's gangway and baggage reclaim.