
Greenock Ocean Terminal
Cruise visitor centre opened in 2023, with an arrivals and departures hall, the Wyllieum museum and Scotts Bar & Restaurant. Ships berth at its 200 m floating pontoon.

Greenock is a Clyde-side town in Inverclyde and the main cruise port for the west of Scotland, about 39 km from Glasgow. More about Greenock →

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Ships dock alongside a 200 m floating pontoon at Greenock Ocean Terminal on the Firth of Clyde; passengers walk a short way into the terminal. Greenock Central station is about a 15-minute walk; a taxi rank is outside the terminal.
1.4 km · ~20 min by car
About 1.4 km, roughly 20 minutes on foot. The walking route uses port roads, so check access on the day.
Typical prices, approximate. Fares change with demand, traffic and time of day.
Typical prices, approximate. Fares change with demand, traffic and time of day.
Distances and times are approximate. A taxi rank is outside the terminal.
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Cruise visitor centre opened in 2023, with an arrivals and departures hall, the Wyllieum museum and Scotts Bar & Restaurant. Ships berth at its 200 m floating pontoon.
Prices are approximate per-person bands in GBP near the terminal.
Scotts Bar & Restaurant upstairs, with a roof terrace over the Clyde.
Cafes and restaurants such as Cafe Balfe, One Bruce Street and The Exchange, a short walk from the terminal.

Greenock is a Clyde-side town in Inverclyde and the main cruise port for the west of Scotland, about 39 km from Glasgow. Ships berth at a 200-metre pontoon beside the Greenock Ocean Terminal visitor centre, which opened in 2023 with an arrivals hall, the Wyllieum art museum and a rooftop restaurant. Trains from nearby Greenock Central reach Glasgow in about 40 minutes, for Kelvingrove and the cathedral, while Loch Lomond is a popular excursion.

Glasgow's red-sandstone museum and gallery in Kelvingrove Park, reached by train to Glasgow.

Medieval cathedral in Glasgow's East End, beside the Necropolis.

Scotland's best-known loch in a national park north-west of Glasgow; a common cruise excursion.

Museum inside Greenock Ocean Terminal dedicated to artist George Wyllie, who worked as a Customs Officer in Greenock.