| Cairnryan - Larne with P&O Irish Sea - 7 Sailings Daily / 2 hour crossing |
| Cairnryan - Belfast with Stena Line - 5 Sailings Daily / 2 hour 15 minute crossing |
The name of Troon is synonymous with golf.
The name of the town is believed to have derived from the Irish Prince, Lathar who owned the lands around Larne in ancient times.
14 Sailings Weekly
2 hour 15 minute crossing
"Troon Larne Larne Troon"
Reviewed 11 May 2013 by Anonymous
We thought we would have a nice sausage on a roll with coffee for our breakfast on board. The bread was defrosted, certainly not fresh. The coffee we poured away as it was undrinkable, very bitter and strong. We were very disappointed. Not sure what the extra cost of a club seat would be as the ticket is expensive anyway. As a result we did not eat on our return journey and went for a fish supper in Troon when we arrived home. We would recommend the crossing to friends but with reservations.
'Anonymous' travelled with P&O Irish Sea on Express
"Larne - Troon"
Reviewed 29 April 2013 by Uwe
On arrival in Troon, it took almost a full hour to disembark at the harbour. It was very windy but not stormy in any way. Either this type of ship is not suitable for the crossing, or the port of where we embark should be changed. Otherwise we were very happy with the crossings and the service.
'Uwe' travelled with P&O Irish Sea on Express
"Pleasant journey "
Reviewed 27 April 2013 by Lorna
Despite having to go to Cairnryan instead of Troon for our outward journey, we had no problems. Ferry was on time. Staff efficient and pleasant. Onboard facilities good and reasonably priced. Ferry barely half full both journeys - perhaps price could be lowered at off peak periods to create more interest. Would use service again.
'Lorna' travelled with P&O Irish Sea on Express