Worth taking the "River Cruise" option which runs partway along the Waterfront before docking on the opposite riverbank. There is a taped commentry pointing out landmarks and with some history of Liverpool and the river. The Ferries run about every half hour and the view of the Liverpool Waterfont is tremendous. When the Ferry docks, they play an extract from... More

Used the service often throughout my youth, going to Birkenhead, Wallasey and New Brighton More

Only down-side is that it's impossible to hear the running commentary. We have been on it twice, and have been unable to hear it both times. Essential part of the trip, really. More

Now, I'm a local so I could go on this anytime I want, however this is a lovely way to see the city particularly on a warm day. Even then, take a jacket or coat as the wind can be strong. However, the ferry plays a recording noting all the important aspects of the views and there are some interesting... More

bit boring to be honest just sails up and down mersey than returns to pierhead at £8 a person not worth the money More

A big ship was in Liverpool on a visit, so I boarded the ferry to Seacombe, which gave me a grand view of the ship and I was able to take some photos. More

what a wonderful experience. a must do when visiting Liverpool More

If you come to Liverpool you have got to take a ferry ride with the wind in your hair and the seagulls screaming in your ear More

If you are visiting Liverpool you must go for a ride on the Ferry. No better way to see an iconic World Heritage Status waterfront. More