Situated in the Irish Sea, Liverpool Cruise Port is a key maritime gateway in the UK. This location provides excellent connectivity to Northern European and British and Irish cruise itineraries, making it an ideal port for both transit and turnaround calls.. With easy access to Liverpool John Lennon Airport and Manchester Airport, both within an hour's drive, the port offers seamless connections for cruise passengers.

The port can accommodate large cruise vessels up to 350 meters in length. Planned enhancements include a new floating dock and terminal building, which will increase capacity and allow for the simultaneous berthing of two large ships, accommodating over 7,000 passengers a day. This investment, subject to the granting of the appropriate permits and licenses, will also include additional retail and hospitality offerings, catering to both cruise passengers and local visitors, and enhancing the overall passenger experience.

Centrally located in Liverpool, the port boasts a rich cultural heritage and maritime history. It offers cruise passengers a wealth of attractions, from the Beatles' legacy to world-class museums and vibrant arts scenes. The port's historic significance as the birthplace of the first passenger cruise line adds to its appeal. It offers significant opportunities for tourists to engage in the arts, music, architecture, and its historic football teams.

In 2024, Liverpool Cruise Port joined the Global Ports Holding (GPH) network, marking GPH's first venture into the British Isles. This strategic collaboration promises enhanced experiences for travelers and bolsters the city's position as a premier cruise hub.