Images of first new Mersey Ferry in over 60 years show off fresh look

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New images have revealed what the first new Mersey Ferry in six decades will look like.

It was announced last year that a new ship would be commissioned to take the famous journey across the Mersey – the first since the 1960s – and the first images of the new vessel’s design can now be revealed.

Construction of the new Mersey Ferry began in November, with Cammell Laird in Birkenhead working on the exciting vessel to continue historic river crossings for generations to come.

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New images have revealed what the first new Mersey Ferry in six decades will look like.New images have revealed what the first new Mersey Ferry in six decades will look like.
New images have revealed what the first new Mersey Ferry in six decades will look like. | LCRCA
New images have revealed what the first new Mersey Ferry in six decades will look like.New images have revealed what the first new Mersey Ferry in six decades will look like.
New images have revealed what the first new Mersey Ferry in six decades will look like. | LCRCA
What the interior of the new Mersey ferry could like when it sets sail in 2026.What the interior of the new Mersey ferry could like when it sets sail in 2026.
What the interior of the new Mersey ferry could like when it sets sail in 2026. | LCRCA

The new ferry has a modern ship design, but features the traditional Mersey Ferry colours of red, black and white, showcasing its. rich heritage. The interior boasts a contemporary theme and the lower deck will feature new seating, bike storage, and an event space.

On the upper deck, passengers will be treated to panoramic views of the Mersey through full-length windows, with a bar area and event space suitable for weddings, parties, and corporate events.

It is expected that passenger services will begin in the summer of 2026.

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