Ferry from Aberdeen to Belfast
Many travellers search for a ferry from Aberdeen to Belfast, hoping for a direct route between northeast Scotland and Northern Ireland.
However, there are no ferry services operating between Aberdeen and Belfast. Despite being a major port city, Aberdeen only handles a limited number of ferry routes—and none connect directly to Northern Ireland.
Fortunately, there’s a straightforward and well-established alternative. You can drive from Aberdeen to Cairnryan
From Cairnryan, you can take the ferry to Belfast with either Stena Line or P&O Ferries. These services operate multiple times per day and are open to both foot passengers and vehicles. The crossing takes just over two hours, with excellent onboard facilities available to make your journey comfortable.
Cairnryan To Belfast Ferries
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So, although a direct Aberdeen to Belfast ferry doesn’t exist, the route via Cairnryan is a tried-and-tested option for travellers heading to Northern Ireland.
Once you arrive, be sure to visit our Belfast destination guide for travel tips, top sights, and ideas on how to make the most of your time in the city.
