Top Things to do in North West England
Top Hotels in North West England
5 Ferries in North West England That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in North West England, United Kingdom including Audlem Lass Boat Service, Fleetwood to Knott End Ferry Service, Seatruck Ferries, Windermere ferry, P&O Ferries Liverpool.
Restaurants in North West England
1. Audlem Lass Boat Service
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 31 reviews
The Audlem Lass is a Boat Service run by volunteers to raise funds for the RNLI and other local charities. It runs on the Shropshire Union Canal from Overwater Marina to Lock 15 [bottom lock] Audlem, every Saturday and Sunday, April/October, from 10am Full details can be found on our website.
Reviewed By eliotg674 - Audlem, United Kingdom
My father struggled to walk. This service was a life saver for us. It takes us across to the other side with a cafe waiting for us. The gents cheered us up no end.
2. Fleetwood to Knott End Ferry Service
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 117 reviews
Reviewed By JonathanG987 - London, United Kingdom
The ferry is both a pleasant little excursion from Fleetwood and a useful link for those wanting to get the bus to or from Lancaster or to cycle Northwards along the coast. The ferry carries passengers, cycles, prams and normally wheelchairs. However at present due to covid-19, wheelchair users are being advised not to use the ferry unless accompanied by capable companions as the crew cannot assist with boarding and disembarking. Check operating times, especially if planning to travel between Fleetwood and Lancaster by the ferry and bus, as it cannot operate at certain times due to low tides. Those who remember the old open boat from years ago please note that the new ferry is fully enclosed: it is not possible to stand or sit outside any more.
3. Seatruck Ferries
4. Windermere ferry
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 229 reviews
Reviewed By geofflancs - Cardiff, United Kingdom
This old fashioned chain ferry is a must for when you stay in Bowness. It takes you on a round tour around either Ambleside back to Bowness or past Coniston Water. Take your camera.
5. P&O Ferries Liverpool
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 32 reviews
Voted “Best Ferry Company” three years running*, there’s no better way to start your Irish adventure than with P&O Ferries. We operate regular daily sailings from Liverpool to Dublin, making our crossings one of the most convenient ways to get across the Irish Sea. There’s also no baggage limits, so whether you’re taking your car, your caravan, the whole family or everything but the kitchen sink, when you travel with P&O Ferries the holiday starts as soon as you step on board. You can choose to take the eight-hour crossing during the day or night, with two meals included in all tickets and cosy cabin accommodation included for overnight sailings. Enjoy a a choice of international cuisine in our food court, while little ones will love our kid-friendly menus. Book a Liverpool to Dublin crossing today! *Globe Travel Awards 2016, 2017 & 2018
Reviewed By kendoliverpool - Moreton, United Kingdom
Myself and 2 friends went out for the day and took the ferry it was very windy but saw most of the water front on both sides of the river. If your visitors to Liverpool you must give it a go and also see the maritime museum its free to enter loads to see if you are interested in the likes of titanic and Liverpool history here's a picture of us leaving the landing stage it takes about 15_20 minutes to cross the river also in Birkenhead there's a German U_ boat you can visit enjoy
