Seacombe Ferry

Plenty of parking, the parking machines weren't working today so we had to pay in the Eureka gift shop but the lady in there was friendly enough and it weren't no hardship. The two men who we bought the ferry tickets from were friendly, as were the staff in the cafe. The terminal building is big with plenty of seats and also nice and clean. The cafe offered a few good bites to eat and drink.

car parking now £3 for 3hrs but only wanted to walk to prom to look at shore line perhaps 30 mins ,drove out and went to New Brighton and parked in Morrisons for free.

Jetty for boarding the ferries across the Mersey. Ticket office and information a available here. Alight here for Spaceport and the walk up to New Brighton along the promenade.

This is a truly great ferry terminal with easy access to the promenade for some nice walks or bicycle rides. There are stunning views of the Liverpool water front with good opportunities to take panoramic photos of the iconic buildings.There is a nice cafe and children's play area in the terminal. Parking is available at a reasonable price.

The new refurbished ferry terminal is excellent. Will have a coffee shop open soon and has the eureka Science Museum now which is now open Well done Liverpool.

Very Good.Easy parking, very easy access (and for disabled, elderly, prams, etc),Very good availability of public transport!!Spectacular views of Liverpool across the Mersey and of the Graces"!!!Great riverside embankment walk from here for walkers (of course)

Great view point of Liverpool Dock from this side of Wirral. It also is part of the Brighton Millenium Trail which is great for cyclist and walkers , and other wheel users. Whatever the weather, in high tide or low tide it is refreshing and invigorating apart from enjoying the view.

Now that its, back in service, you can walk along the front to New Brighton, passing the egermont ferry pub ( paul maccartny has, drank in there a few times) and towards Logan Run home of Black pearl pirates, Gordon and Lorraine logan, then ontowrds Fort pearch rock. And New Brighton. Takes about 45 min.

Great place to catch the ferry to Liverpool or marvel at the UNESCO World Heritage Site.

A great area of Seacombe. The terminal ables you to catch local buses and also is the main terminal for ferries to and from Liverpool & Birkenhead. There is also a car park on the front concourse area or a bigger one through a covered walkway which also gives you access to the prom. If you turn right as you exit the terminal you will be on Seacombe Promenade. This is strictly a public & bicycle area and is a motor vehicle free zone (except emergency vehicles) This will allow you a lovely way to get to New Brighton while being parallel with the River Mersey all the way. Lovely stop off's on the way, like Wallasey Town Hall and Vale Park. A beautiful place to visit as Seacombe Ferry as your starting point. Highly recommend a visit if yiu are in the area