Ferry from Troon to Larne in Ireland

Ferry from Troon to Larne in Ireland

This route is closed, use the alternative ferries from Cairnryan.

P&O Ferries announced the closure of its Troon to Larne ferry service. The last sailing was in September 2015 and the crossing will not return. If you are looking to sail from Scotland to Northern Ireland, you can use the Cairnryan to Larne ferry or the Cairnryan to Belfast Ferry.

Alternative sailings from Cairnryan

Car & 4 passengers from £199
6 sailings per day       Sailing time: 2hr 15m
Car & 4 passengers from £217
6 sailings per day       Sailing time: 2 hours

The Troon to Larne ferry connection was operated by P&O Ferries. The service connected the east of Northern Ireland with the south west of Scotland. It departed up 14 times each week from Troon and took you across to Northern Ireland in 2 hours. It was very convenient for travellers heading to and from Glasgow as it cut over an hours drive from Cairnryan and Stranraer.

One thought on “Ferry from Troon to Larne in Ireland

  1. I recently travelled on the high speed ferry to and from ireland and while i could not fault the service I would like to complain about the choice of dvd that was played on the return journey to troon on a sunday night on the 5.30 Sailing.There were a lot of young children and young scouts of both sexes and many parents would have been happy to have a relaxing trip while watching a suitable film for this age group even cartoons but what did they get? “The invention of liying” a flop movie with Ricky Gervais . The language was disgusting with swear words and explicit sexual words and feel parents were let down as two hours or more is a long time to keep children amused. So maybe a little thought when selecting movies would not go amiss and adults travelling without children will have a “quieter” trip

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