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Getting to and from Liverpool is easy! Whether arriving by car, public transport, or other means, you’ll find convenient travel options and plenty of parking to ensure a smooth journey.

Make the city your own

Set the journey within the city! Whether you’re traveling to or from the port, easily navigate your way around. Explore the city and discover all it has to offer, with clear directions to help you get there and back with ease.

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Plan Your Trip

Explore the many ways to experience all that Liverpool has to offer! From taxis and public transportation to rental options, there are plenty of ways to get around and take in the sights.

Transportation Options
Airport

Airport

Bicycle

Bicycle

Bus Stop

Bus Stop

Guest Information Center

Guest Information Center

Rent a car

Rent a car

Taxi Stand

Taxi Stand

Terminal

Terminal

Train

Train

How to get to Liverpool Cruise Port from the Airport?

Bus (Airlink 500): The Airlink 500 express bus runs regularly between Liverpool John Lennon Airport and Liverpool city centre. The journey takes around 25 minutes and stops near Liverpool ONE, a short walk or taxi ride to the Cruise Terminal.

Train: Take the train from Liverpool South Parkway (accessible via a short bus or taxi from the airport) to Liverpool Lime Street Station. From there, the cruise port is a 10-minute taxi ride or a 20-minute walk via the waterfront.

Taxi: A direct taxi from Liverpool John Lennon Airport to the Cruise Terminal takes around 30 minutes and costs approximately £25–£30. Taxis are available outside the terminal, and larger vehicles can be requested in advance.

Other Nearby Airport – Manchester: From Manchester Airport, take a direct train to Liverpool Lime Street (approx. 1 hour), then a short taxi or walk to the cruise port.

Hackney Cabs: From Rank at Port – these are the city’s official black cabs

Delta Taxis: +44 151 922 7373 – Private Hire – Hail to Terminal

ComCab Liverpool: +44 151 298 2222 – Booking from Terminal Welcome Desk

Travel tips
for Liverpool

Ready for a visit to Liverpool?
Here are a few tips that every first-time traveler to Liverpool should know:

What’s the best time of year to visit Liverpool?
Late spring to early autumn (May–September) offers the most pleasant weather, with warm temperatures and many festivals, events, and cruise calls. Summer is especially lively with open-air concerts, waterfront events, and long daylight hours.
Do I need local currency in Liverpool?
The currency is the British Pound Sterling (GBP). Most shops, restaurants, and attractions accept cards, including contactless. However, having a small amount of cash is helpful for taxis, markets, or smaller vendors.
Is Liverpool walkable from the cruise port?
Absolutely. The terminal is located on the waterfront, and many key attractions—including the Royal Albert Dock, The Beatles Story, and Liverpool ONE shopping district—are within a 5–15 minute walk from the port.
What souvenirs should I bring home from Liverpool?
Great Liverpool souvenirs include Beatles memorabilia, Liverpool FC or Everton FC gear, locally made arts and crafts from the Albert Dock, or traditional treats like shortbread or toffee from local markets.
Is public transport easy to use in Liverpool?
Yes. Liverpool has a reliable network of buses, trains, and ferries. The Merseyrail train system is particularly convenient for day trips to nearby towns like Chester and the Wirral. You can pay via contactless card on most services.
Late spring to early autumn (May–September) offers the most pleasant weather, with warm temperatures and many festivals, events, and cruise calls. Summer is especially lively with open-air concerts, waterfront events, and long daylight hours.
The currency is the British Pound Sterling (GBP). Most shops, restaurants, and attractions accept cards, including contactless. However, having a small amount of cash is helpful for taxis, markets, or smaller vendors.
Absolutely. The terminal is located on the waterfront, and many key attractions—including the Royal Albert Dock, The Beatles Story, and Liverpool ONE shopping district—are within a 5–15 minute walk from the port.
Great Liverpool souvenirs include Beatles memorabilia, Liverpool FC or Everton FC gear, locally made arts and crafts from the Albert Dock, or traditional treats like shortbread or toffee from local markets.
Yes. Liverpool has a reliable network of buses, trains, and ferries. The Merseyrail train system is particularly convenient for day trips to nearby towns like Chester and the Wirral. You can pay via contactless card on most services.