If you’re interested in joining the Liverpool Cruise Port team, please send your CV and a brief cover letter to info@liverpoolcruiseport.com or careers@globalportsholding.com. We’re always looking for passionate individuals to be part of our growing team.
For emergency assistance, call 999 and ask for the service you require; Police, Ambulance, Fire Brigade or Coastguard. If the emergency is within the port, always alert a member of staff so that the Duty Manager can be made aware of any incident.
The best way to stay up to date with the latest news and updates from Liverpool Cruise Port is to follow us on LinkedIn. We regularly share announcements, milestones, and behind-the-scenes insights.
For all permit and authorization inquiries related to operations at Liverpool Cruise Port, please contact our team directly at operations@liverpoolcruiseport.com.
To request berthing space at Liverpool Cruise Port, please email our operations team at operations@liverpoolcruiseport.com. They’ll assist you with availability, requirements, and the booking process.
To request our port fees & tarriffs at Liverpool Cruise Port, please email our operations team at operations@liverpoolcruiseport.com. They’ll assist you with the process.
Yes, we welcome advertising opportunities at Liverpool Cruise Port. For more information, please email us at info@liverpoolcruiseport.com.
Yes, there may be rental spaces available at Liverpool Cruise Port. To inquire about availability and terms, please contact us at info@liverpoolcruiseport.com.
Liverpool Cruise Port follows rigorous health and safety protocols to ensure the well-being of passengers, staff, and partners during all business operations. These protocols include:
Compliance with UK Health and Safety Regulations: The port adheres to national legislation such as the Health and Safety at Work Act, ensuring a safe working environment.
COVID-19 Measures: Enhanced hygiene practices, including frequent cleaning of high-touch areas, hand sanitizing stations throughout the terminal, and social distancing guidelines during peak times.
Passenger Screening: Health screening procedures may be implemented, including temperature checks and health declarations, aligned with cruise line and government requirements.
Staff Training: Employees receive ongoing training in health and safety best practices, emergency response, and infection control.
Emergency Preparedness: The terminal maintains clear emergency procedures for medical incidents, evacuation, and coordination with local health services.
Risk Assessments: Regular assessments identify potential hazards, with mitigation measures promptly implemented to minimize risks.
These protocols help maintain a safe and secure environment for all operations. For specific or updated information, contacting the port’s health and safety office or checking official communications is recommended.
Liverpool Cruise Port implements a comprehensive suite of security measures to ensure the safety of passengers, crew, and port personnel. These protocols adhere to the International Ship and Port Facility Security (ISPS) Code, a global standard established by the International Maritime Organization (IMO) to enhance port and ship security.
Yes, we welcome business opportunities at Liverpool Cruise Port. For more information, please email us at info@liverpoolcruiseport.com.
Yes, we welcome business opportunities at Liverpool Cruise Port. For more information, please email us at info@liverpoolcruiseport.com.
For full technical data and updated service details, please refer to the Services page on our website. If you’re seeking to arrange any of these services—berthing, bunkering or handling—please email operations@liverpoolcruiseport.com.
We welcome business opportunities at Liverpool Cruise Port. For more information, please email us at info@liverpoolcruiseport.com.
Liverpool has a temperate maritime climate with mild summers and cool, wet winters. Average summer temperatures range from 15–20°C (59–68°F), while winter temperatures typically range from 3–8°C (37–46°F). Rain is common throughout the year, so it’s always a good idea to check the forecast before your visit.
Liverpool is in the Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) zone during the winter months and observes British Summer Time (BST), which is GMT+1, during daylight saving time (late March to late October).
In Liverpool, as in the rest of the UK, vehicles drive on the left-hand side of the road. Seat belts are mandatory for all passengers, mobile phone use while driving is prohibited unless hands-free, and speed limits are strictly enforced. Urban areas typically have a speed limit of 30 mph (48 km/h) unless otherwise posted. Always follow local traffic signs and signals.
Absolutely! Liverpool Cruise Port is well-connected with a variety of local tour operators offering a range of experiences tailored for cruise passengers. Please visit our Shorex page for further information on third-party tour operators.
Liverpool offers a rich mix of cultural, historical, and entertainment attractions, including:
The Beatles Story Museum – Dive into the legacy of the world-famous band.
Liverpool Cathedral – One of the largest cathedrals in Europe with stunning architecture.
Albert Dock – Waterfront complex with shops, restaurants, and museums like Tate Liverpool.
Merseyside Maritime Museum – Explore Liverpool’s maritime heritage.
Anfield Stadium – Home of Liverpool FC, a must-visit for football fans.
Walker Art Gallery – Renowned for its collection of fine art.
Sefton Park – A beautiful green space perfect for a relaxing stroll.
For more details, please check out our Top Attractions page to plan your visit and discover even more about what Liverpool has to offer.
Tipping in Liverpool is appreciated but not always expected. In restaurants, it’s customary to leave around 10–15% of the bill if service is good. For taxis, rounding up the fare or adding a small tip is common. Hotel staff and other service providers may also be tipped for exceptional service, but it’s always at your discretion.
Liverpool uses the British Pound Sterling (£, GBP) as its official currency. Most shops, restaurants, and services accept credit and debit cards, but it’s helpful to have some cash on hand for smaller purchases.
Yes, your mobile phone should work in Liverpool, but coverage quality can vary depending on your network provider.
Baggage policies vary by cruise line, so please check your cruise operator’s guidelines before travel. Generally, cabins have limited storage space, so packing light is recommended. Sharp objects, flammable items, and certain liquids may be restricted in carry-on bags when boarding. If you have special items or oversized luggage, contact your cruise line in advance. For smooth embarkation, make sure your bags comply with the cruise line’s size and weight limits.
When cruising from Liverpool, it’s important to pack for variable weather and onboard comfort. Bring layers including light clothing, a warm jumper, and a waterproof jacket or umbrella, as the weather can be changeable. Comfortable shoes are essential for exploring the port city and taking part in shore excursions. Many cruise lines require smart casual attire for dining, so check your cruise line’s dress code. Don’t forget your travel documents, medications, and electronics, along with chargers and a UK power adapter (type G, 230V). A small day bag is useful for excursions, and it’s wise to pack sunglasses and sunscreen for sun protection, even if the weather seems cool. Finally, a reusable water bottle can help you stay hydrated both on and off the ship. Always review your cruise line’s specific packing guidelines for any additional items.
Whether you need a passport or visa to cruise from Liverpool depends on your nationality and the cruise itinerary. UK and Irish citizens generally require a valid passport for cruises departing from Liverpool, especially if the cruise visits countries outside the UK or Ireland. From January 2025, travelers without a British or Irish passport will also need to apply for a UK Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) to visit the UK or board a cruise from a UK port. International travelers usually need a valid passport, and visa requirements vary depending on the countries included in the itinerary. For example, U.S. citizens typically do not need a visa to cruise to the UK but may require an ETA. It’s important to check the visa and travel authorization requirements for each country on your route well in advance. Always verify the specific documentation rules with your cruise line and ensure your passport is valid for at least six months beyond your return date. Applying early for any necessary visas or ETAs will help avoid travel delays.
If you lose an item at Liverpool Cruise Port, please contact the port’s Lost & Found department as soon as possible by emailing info@liverpoolcruiseport.com. Be sure to provide a detailed description of the lost item, the date and time you were at the port, and any other relevant information to help locate it. If you lose something onboard your cruise ship, please notify the ship’s guest services team directly.
Yes, baggage handling services are available at Liverpool Cruise Port.
Baggage policies vary by cruise line, so please check your cruise operator’s guidelines before travel. Generally, cabins have limited storage space, so packing light is recommended. Sharp objects, flammable items, and certain liquids may be restricted in carry-on bags when boarding. If you have special items or oversized luggage, contact your cruise line in advance. For smooth embarkation, make sure your bags comply with the cruise line’s size and weight limits.
Yes, there is comprehensive security screening at Liverpool Cruise Port, in full compliance with the International Ship and Port Facility Security (ISPS) Code. Upon arrival, passengers undergo a security process similar to airport screening.
Check-in and boarding for cruises at Liverpool Cruise Port take place at the main cruise terminal located on the waterfront near the city center. Upon arrival, passengers should follow signs to the cruise terminal’s check-in desks, where they will complete security screening and present their travel documents. Staff are on hand to assist throughout the process. After check-in, passengers proceed to the gangway to board their ship. It’s recommended to arrive at your designated check-in time to ensure a smooth boarding experience.
It’s recommended to arrive at Liverpool Cruise Port at least 2 to 3 hours before your cruise ship’s scheduled departure time. This allows enough time for check-in, security screening, baggage drop-off, and boarding without rushing. Arriving early helps ensure a smooth and stress-free start to your cruise journey. Always check with your cruise line for any specific arrival time instructions.
Yes, parking is available near Liverpool Cruise Port, offering various options to suit different needs and budgets. Please check our Transportation & Parking page for further information.
Liverpool Cruise Port is conveniently located in the city center and offers a variety of transportation options for passengers. Taxis and ride-sharing services like Uber are readily available at the terminal, making it easy to travel to and from the port. For those using public transport, Liverpool Lime Street Station, the main railway station, is about a 20-minute walk or a short taxi ride away, while Liverpool James Street Station is closer, offering local Merseyrail services. City buses stop near the terminal at Pier Head, providing connections across Liverpool, and national coach services operate from nearby Liverpool ONE Bus Station. Liverpool John Lennon Airport is approximately 10 miles from the port, accessible by taxi or regular bus services. Private transfers, including chauffeur and minibus options, are also available for a more personalized journey.
Liverpool Cruise Port is about 10 miles (16 kilometers) from Liverpool John Lennon Airport, with a taxi or private transfer typically taking around 20 minutes depending on traffic. Taking a taxi or booking a private transfer is the most convenient way to get to the port, with several companies offering pre-booked services to ensure a smooth journey. For those on a budget, public transportation is also available: the Arriva 80A bus runs frequently between the airport and Liverpool ONE Bus Station, taking about 30 minutes, from where it’s a 15-minute walk or short taxi ride to the cruise terminal. Taxis are readily available at the airport, but booking in advance is recommended, especially during busy travel periods, to ensure a stress-free start to your cruise.
Yes, family and friends are generally welcome to accompany you to Liverpool Cruise Port for your send-off. However, for security and safety reasons, only ticketed passengers are allowed beyond the terminal check-in and security areas. Visitors can stay in the public areas of the terminal to say goodbye but cannot access the boarding gates or ship gangway. It’s best to plan your meeting point in advance and arrive early to avoid congestion. Check with your cruise line for any specific visitor policies on embarkation day.
Yes, Liverpool Cruise Port is fully accessible and provides comprehensive assistance for passengers with disabilities or reduced mobility.
Yes, Wi-Fi is available at Liverpool Cruise Port. The terminal offers complimentary Wi-Fi access, which is generously supported by the Liverpool Seafarers Centre.
Liverpool Cruise Port is located in the heart of Liverpool’s city centre, offering convenient access to the city’s attractions and transportation links.
Address:
Liverpool Cruise Port
Gate 2, Princes Parade
Liverpool L3 1DL
United Kingdom
Liverpool Cruise Port operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, accommodating cruise ships year-round without any operational restrictions.
However, the terminal’s facilities, such as check-in counters, baggage handling, and passenger lounges, are typically open during embarkation and disembarkation periods, which vary depending on the cruise schedule. For the most accurate information regarding specific operating hours for your cruise, it’s advisable to contact your cruise line directly.
Please note that while the terminal itself is accessible at all times, services and amenities may be limited outside of scheduled cruise operations.
We welcome business opportunities at Liverpool Cruise Port. For more information, please email us at info@liverpoolcruiseport.com.
For full technical data and updated service details, please refer to the Services page on our website. If you’re seeking to arrange any of these services—berthing, bunkering or handling—please email operations@liverpoolcruiseport.com.
Yes, we welcome business opportunities at Liverpool Cruise Port. For more information, please email us at info@liverpoolcruiseport.com.
Yes, we welcome business opportunities at Liverpool Cruise Port. For more information, please email us at info@liverpoolcruiseport.com.
Liverpool Cruise Port implements a comprehensive suite of security measures to ensure the safety of passengers, crew, and port personnel. These protocols adhere to the International Ship and Port Facility Security (ISPS) Code, a global standard established by the International Maritime Organization (IMO) to enhance port and ship security.
Liverpool Cruise Port follows rigorous health and safety protocols to ensure the well-being of passengers, staff, and partners during all business operations. These protocols include:
Compliance with UK Health and Safety Regulations: The port adheres to national legislation such as the Health and Safety at Work Act, ensuring a safe working environment.
COVID-19 Measures: Enhanced hygiene practices, including frequent cleaning of high-touch areas, hand sanitizing stations throughout the terminal, and social distancing guidelines during peak times.
Passenger Screening: Health screening procedures may be implemented, including temperature checks and health declarations, aligned with cruise line and government requirements.
Staff Training: Employees receive ongoing training in health and safety best practices, emergency response, and infection control.
Emergency Preparedness: The terminal maintains clear emergency procedures for medical incidents, evacuation, and coordination with local health services.
Risk Assessments: Regular assessments identify potential hazards, with mitigation measures promptly implemented to minimize risks.
These protocols help maintain a safe and secure environment for all operations. For specific or updated information, contacting the port’s health and safety office or checking official communications is recommended.
Yes, there may be rental spaces available at Liverpool Cruise Port. To inquire about availability and terms, please contact us at info@liverpoolcruiseport.com.
Yes, we welcome advertising opportunities at Liverpool Cruise Port. For more information, please email us at info@liverpoolcruiseport.com.
To request our port fees & tarriffs at Liverpool Cruise Port, please email our operations team at operations@liverpoolcruiseport.com. They’ll assist you with the process.
To request berthing space at Liverpool Cruise Port, please email our operations team at operations@liverpoolcruiseport.com. They’ll assist you with availability, requirements, and the booking process.
For all permit and authorization inquiries related to operations at Liverpool Cruise Port, please contact our team directly at operations@liverpoolcruiseport.com.
The best way to stay up to date with the latest news and updates from Liverpool Cruise Port is to follow us on LinkedIn. We regularly share announcements, milestones, and behind-the-scenes insights.
For emergency assistance, call 999 and ask for the service you require; Police, Ambulance, Fire Brigade or Coastguard. If the emergency is within the port, always alert a member of staff so that the Duty Manager can be made aware of any incident.
If you’re interested in joining the Liverpool Cruise Port team, please send your CV and a brief cover letter to info@liverpoolcruiseport.com or careers@globalportsholding.com. We’re always looking for passionate individuals to be part of our growing team.
Liverpool offers a rich mix of cultural, historical, and entertainment attractions, including:
The Beatles Story Museum – Dive into the legacy of the world-famous band.
Liverpool Cathedral – One of the largest cathedrals in Europe with stunning architecture.
Albert Dock – Waterfront complex with shops, restaurants, and museums like Tate Liverpool.
Merseyside Maritime Museum – Explore Liverpool’s maritime heritage.
Anfield Stadium – Home of Liverpool FC, a must-visit for football fans.
Walker Art Gallery – Renowned for its collection of fine art.
Sefton Park – A beautiful green space perfect for a relaxing stroll.
For more details, please check out our Top Attractions page to plan your visit and discover even more about what Liverpool has to offer.
Absolutely! Liverpool Cruise Port is well-connected with a variety of local tour operators offering a range of experiences tailored for cruise passengers. Please visit our Shorex page for further information on third-party tour operators.
In Liverpool, as in the rest of the UK, vehicles drive on the left-hand side of the road. Seat belts are mandatory for all passengers, mobile phone use while driving is prohibited unless hands-free, and speed limits are strictly enforced. Urban areas typically have a speed limit of 30 mph (48 km/h) unless otherwise posted. Always follow local traffic signs and signals.
Liverpool is in the Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) zone during the winter months and observes British Summer Time (BST), which is GMT+1, during daylight saving time (late March to late October).
Liverpool has a temperate maritime climate with mild summers and cool, wet winters. Average summer temperatures range from 15–20°C (59–68°F), while winter temperatures typically range from 3–8°C (37–46°F). Rain is common throughout the year, so it’s always a good idea to check the forecast before your visit.
Liverpool Cruise Port operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, accommodating cruise ships year-round without any operational restrictions.
However, the terminal’s facilities, such as check-in counters, baggage handling, and passenger lounges, are typically open during embarkation and disembarkation periods, which vary depending on the cruise schedule. For the most accurate information regarding specific operating hours for your cruise, it’s advisable to contact your cruise line directly.
Please note that while the terminal itself is accessible at all times, services and amenities may be limited outside of scheduled cruise operations.
Liverpool Cruise Port is located in the heart of Liverpool’s city centre, offering convenient access to the city’s attractions and transportation links.
Address:
Liverpool Cruise Port
Gate 2, Princes Parade
Liverpool L3 1DL
United Kingdom
Yes, Wi-Fi is available at Liverpool Cruise Port. The terminal offers complimentary Wi-Fi access, which is generously supported by the Liverpool Seafarers Centre.
Yes, Liverpool Cruise Port is fully accessible and provides comprehensive assistance for passengers with disabilities or reduced mobility.
Yes, family and friends are generally welcome to accompany you to Liverpool Cruise Port for your send-off. However, for security and safety reasons, only ticketed passengers are allowed beyond the terminal check-in and security areas. Visitors can stay in the public areas of the terminal to say goodbye but cannot access the boarding gates or ship gangway. It’s best to plan your meeting point in advance and arrive early to avoid congestion. Check with your cruise line for any specific visitor policies on embarkation day.
Liverpool Cruise Port is about 10 miles (16 kilometers) from Liverpool John Lennon Airport, with a taxi or private transfer typically taking around 20 minutes depending on traffic. Taking a taxi or booking a private transfer is the most convenient way to get to the port, with several companies offering pre-booked services to ensure a smooth journey. For those on a budget, public transportation is also available: the Arriva 80A bus runs frequently between the airport and Liverpool ONE Bus Station, taking about 30 minutes, from where it’s a 15-minute walk or short taxi ride to the cruise terminal. Taxis are readily available at the airport, but booking in advance is recommended, especially during busy travel periods, to ensure a stress-free start to your cruise.
Liverpool Cruise Port is conveniently located in the city center and offers a variety of transportation options for passengers. Taxis and ride-sharing services like Uber are readily available at the terminal, making it easy to travel to and from the port. For those using public transport, Liverpool Lime Street Station, the main railway station, is about a 20-minute walk or a short taxi ride away, while Liverpool James Street Station is closer, offering local Merseyrail services. City buses stop near the terminal at Pier Head, providing connections across Liverpool, and national coach services operate from nearby Liverpool ONE Bus Station. Liverpool John Lennon Airport is approximately 10 miles from the port, accessible by taxi or regular bus services. Private transfers, including chauffeur and minibus options, are also available for a more personalized journey.
Yes, parking is available near Liverpool Cruise Port, offering various options to suit different needs and budgets. Please check our Transportation & Parking page for further information.
It’s recommended to arrive at Liverpool Cruise Port at least 2 to 3 hours before your cruise ship’s scheduled departure time. This allows enough time for check-in, security screening, baggage drop-off, and boarding without rushing. Arriving early helps ensure a smooth and stress-free start to your cruise journey. Always check with your cruise line for any specific arrival time instructions.
Check-in and boarding for cruises at Liverpool Cruise Port take place at the main cruise terminal located on the waterfront near the city center. Upon arrival, passengers should follow signs to the cruise terminal’s check-in desks, where they will complete security screening and present their travel documents. Staff are on hand to assist throughout the process. After check-in, passengers proceed to the gangway to board their ship. It’s recommended to arrive at your designated check-in time to ensure a smooth boarding experience.
Yes, there is comprehensive security screening at Liverpool Cruise Port, in full compliance with the International Ship and Port Facility Security (ISPS) Code. Upon arrival, passengers undergo a security process similar to airport screening.
Baggage policies vary by cruise line, so please check your cruise operator’s guidelines before travel. Generally, cabins have limited storage space, so packing light is recommended. Sharp objects, flammable items, and certain liquids may be restricted in carry-on bags when boarding. If you have special items or oversized luggage, contact your cruise line in advance. For smooth embarkation, make sure your bags comply with the cruise line’s size and weight limits.
Yes, baggage handling services are available at Liverpool Cruise Port.
If you lose an item at Liverpool Cruise Port, please contact the port’s Lost & Found department as soon as possible by emailing info@liverpoolcruiseport.com. Be sure to provide a detailed description of the lost item, the date and time you were at the port, and any other relevant information to help locate it. If you lose something onboard your cruise ship, please notify the ship’s guest services team directly.
Whether you need a passport or visa to cruise from Liverpool depends on your nationality and the cruise itinerary. UK and Irish citizens generally require a valid passport for cruises departing from Liverpool, especially if the cruise visits countries outside the UK or Ireland. From January 2025, travelers without a British or Irish passport will also need to apply for a UK Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) to visit the UK or board a cruise from a UK port. International travelers usually need a valid passport, and visa requirements vary depending on the countries included in the itinerary. For example, U.S. citizens typically do not need a visa to cruise to the UK but may require an ETA. It’s important to check the visa and travel authorization requirements for each country on your route well in advance. Always verify the specific documentation rules with your cruise line and ensure your passport is valid for at least six months beyond your return date. Applying early for any necessary visas or ETAs will help avoid travel delays.
When cruising from Liverpool, it’s important to pack for variable weather and onboard comfort. Bring layers including light clothing, a warm jumper, and a waterproof jacket or umbrella, as the weather can be changeable. Comfortable shoes are essential for exploring the port city and taking part in shore excursions. Many cruise lines require smart casual attire for dining, so check your cruise line’s dress code. Don’t forget your travel documents, medications, and electronics, along with chargers and a UK power adapter (type G, 230V). A small day bag is useful for excursions, and it’s wise to pack sunglasses and sunscreen for sun protection, even if the weather seems cool. Finally, a reusable water bottle can help you stay hydrated both on and off the ship. Always review your cruise line’s specific packing guidelines for any additional items.
Baggage policies vary by cruise line, so please check your cruise operator’s guidelines before travel. Generally, cabins have limited storage space, so packing light is recommended. Sharp objects, flammable items, and certain liquids may be restricted in carry-on bags when boarding. If you have special items or oversized luggage, contact your cruise line in advance. For smooth embarkation, make sure your bags comply with the cruise line’s size and weight limits.
Yes, your mobile phone should work in Liverpool, but coverage quality can vary depending on your network provider.
Liverpool uses the British Pound Sterling (£, GBP) as its official currency. Most shops, restaurants, and services accept credit and debit cards, but it’s helpful to have some cash on hand for smaller purchases.
Tipping in Liverpool is appreciated but not always expected. In restaurants, it’s customary to leave around 10–15% of the bill if service is good. For taxis, rounding up the fare or adding a small tip is common. Hotel staff and other service providers may also be tipped for exceptional service, but it’s always at your discretion.