Ferry from Liverpool to Rosslare
Searching for a ferry from Liverpool to Rosslare? While both cities have strong maritime connections, there is currently no direct ferry service operating between Liverpool and Rosslare.
Although the route may sound logical, no passenger sailings exist between these two ports.
Thankfully, there are two easy and reliable alternatives that will get you to Rosslare with minimal hassle.
The first option is to take the ferry from Liverpool (Birkenhead) to Belfast, operated by Stena Line. This route runs twice daily and is open to both vehicles and foot passengers. Once you arrive in Belfast, it’s a simple onward drive to Rosslare via the M11, taking around 2.5 hours. This is a popular and efficient way to reach Ireland’s southeast coast from the north west of England.
Liverpool To Ireland Ferries
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Alternatively, you can drive from Liverpool to Fishguard in South Wales. The journey takes roughly 5 hours by car. From there, Stena Line operates a direct ferry from Fishguard to Rosslare, with two sailings daily. This route is especially convenient for those who prefer a direct sailing into Rosslare without any additional driving in Ireland.
Fishguard To Rosslare Ferries
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So, although a direct Liverpool to Rosslare ferry isn’t available, these two alternatives provide convenient and flexible options.
Once you arrive, visit our Ireland destination guide for travel tips, attractions, and ideas to help you make the most of your visit to Ireland’s southeast.
