Ferries from Britain. England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales
Travel on the biggest ferries ever to sail between Northern Ireland and Scotland. Sail from Belfast to Cairnryan on the Stena Superfast VII & Stena Superfast VIII in a crossing time from only 2 hours 15 minutes with a choice of up to 6 daily crossings.
The Pembroke Dock sits in the heart of Pembrokeshire on the South Western coast of Wales; a perfect holiday destination with golden sands, towering cliffs and teeming with wildlife!
Situated just minutes from the stunning Pembrokeshire National Park, Fishguard is the perfect destination to start your Welsh adventure!
Sail overnight with Irish Ferries from Rosslare in Southern Ireland to Roscoff in Northern France. The service only operates in the summer months from May to September and sails up to three times per week.
The ferry service between Belfast and Birkenhead (Liverpool) is operated by Stena Line and is the only direct passenger ferry connection between Northern Ireland and England.
The Poole to Cherbourg ferry connection is operated by Brittany Ferries. It sails with both cars and foot passengers for morning crossings to France and return crossings to Poole in the evening.
There are currently 6 ferries sailing from Portsmouth to France. Brittany ferries sail to Caen, Cherbourg, Le Havre and St Malo from Portsmouth. LD Lines opperate one daily ferry from Portsmouth to Le Havre in France and Condor Ferries have a weekly sailing from Portsmouth to Cherbourg.
The Portsmouth to St Malo (Saint-Malo) ferry connection is operated by Brittany Ferries and sails direct into Brittany. Departing form Portsmouth each evening you sail overnight arriving early in St Malo the following day.
The Portsmouth to Cherbourg ferry connection is operated by Brittany Ferries. It’s served by their fast-craft the Normandie Express which can take both cars and foot passengers from Portsmouth to Cherbourg in just 3 hours. This ferry service runs from April to September. Portsmouth to Cherbourg is one of Brittany Ferries’ quickest routes to and…
The Portsmouth to Caen ferry connection is operated by Brittany Ferries, the route is served by two ferries offering you the choice of a day or overnight cruise which takes 6 to 7 hours.
The ferry from Plymouth to Roscoff is opperated by Brittany ferries and connects the south east of England with Roscoff in the Brittany region of France.
There are up to 9 ferries from Holyhead daily connecting North Wales with the Republic of Ireland, with 8 departures daily to Dublin and a summer sailing to Dun Laoghaire.
The Ferry from Portsmouth to Le Havre sails daily at 11pm cruising overnight and arriving in France at 8am the following day.
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