Ferry from Holyhead to Dublin in Ireland
You have the choice of 2 ferry operators, Stena Line & Irish Ferries. With up to 9 departures daily.
You have the choice of 2 ferry operators, Stena Line & Irish Ferries. With up to 9 departures daily.
Stena Line & Irish Ferries sail from Dublin to Holyhead. There ar 9 daily sailings and you can choose to cruise across the Irish sea in just over 3 hours or take the fast ferry which will take under 2 hours.
Cairnryan is now the main ferry port for travel between Scotland and Northern Ireland. There are up to 13 sailings each day from Cairnryan to either Belfast or Larne in Northern Ireland.
DFDS Seaways is the only Channel ferry operator to sail to Dunkirk and offer you two destinations in France on their sailings from Dover. Choose to sail from Dover to either Calais or Dunkirk in France.
Enjoy a mini cruise to Amsterdam with DFDS Seaways. Sail from Newcastle and spend 2 nights onboard in a comfortable en suite cabin, plus a day exploring Amsterdam.
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.
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.
There is now just 1 passenger ferry from Harwich, Stena Line operate a twice daily service from Harwich to the Hook of Holland.
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