Ferries from
Isle of Man to Ireland
Ferries from
Isle of Man to Ireland
Isle of Man to Ireland ferries are operated by Steam Packet. There are currently 1 daily and 1 weekly sailings. The Douglas to Dublin ferry crossing is the most popular route with a scheduled sailing duration of 5 hours 15 minutes.
Yes, you can get a ferry from Isle of Man to Ireland. Ferries from Isle of Man to Ireland sail approximately 1 times per week and are provided by Steam Packet. Just use our Deal Finder to compare prices and availability and book your ferry to Ireland today.
The duration of the ferry from Isle of Man to Ireland depends on a number of factors including the ferry company you're travelling with and the weather conditions at the time of sail. The duration of the Isle of Man Ireland ferry also varies between routes.
Isle of Man to Ireland ferry times vary between 2 hours 55 minutes and 5 hours 15 minutes.
The fastest ferry from Isle of Man to Ireland is the Douglas to Dublin route. This ferry is provided by Steam Packet and takes around 2 hours 55 minutes with an average price of £181.78. There are currently 1 daily and 2 weekly sailings on this ferry route.
Isle of Man to Ireland ferry times can differ depending on the route you choose and which ferry company you're travelling with. The season you travel in can also affect the times, with more options usually available in the peak summer months. If you're travelling from Isle of Man to Ireland by boat, it's best to check the latest Isle of Man to Ireland ferry timetable before you book.
Douglas – Dublin first ferry: 06:00
Douglas – Dublin last ferry: 09:30
Douglas – Larne first ferry: 00:01
Douglas – Larne last ferry: 12:00
There is 1 ferry company providing this route. Isle of Man to Ireland ferries are provided by Steam Packet.
Isle of Man to Ireland distance: 132 miles (212km) and 114 nautical miles.
Unfortunately, due to the crossing time, you cannot do a day trip from Isle of Man to Ireland.
There are currently 2 ferry routes operating from Isle of Man to Ireland;
The most popular ferry is Douglas to Dublin with up to 1 daily and 2 weekly sailings. The journey usually takes about 5 hours 15 minutes.
The second most popular route is the Douglas to Larne ferry with up to 1 daily and 2 weekly sailings. The Douglas to Larne ferry takes about 4 hours 45 minutes.
Isle of Man to Ireland ferry prices can vary depending on a number of factors including the route, ferry company, season and whether you are travelling with a vehicle or not. The route you choose can also affect the ferry price. The Douglas to Dublin ferry costs £181.78 on average. The Douglas to Larne ferry costs £157.00 on average.
Prices on the Douglas to Dublin ferry start from just £49.00. Meanwhile, prices on Douglas to Larne start from £30.38. Bear in mind that prices often vary and are usually higher during the peak summer months.
Yes, you can take your car on the ferry to Ireland from Isle of Man with Steam Packet. Check out our deal finder for more information on routes and to find Isle of Man to Ireland car ferry prices.
Yes, you can travel as a foot passenger on the ferry from Isle of Man to Ireland with Steam Packet.
Unfortunately you cannot take your pet on the ferry from Isle of Man to Ireland.
Yes, you can book a cabin on ferries to Ireland from Isle of Man.
It's easy to book ferry tickets to Ireland online at Direct Ferries using our Deal Finder. Enter your departure and arrival ports along the date you'd like to travel to see all available options. You can also compare alternative routes to find the best ferry to suit you.
You're best booking your Isle of Man to Ireland ferry tickets as soon as you know your travel plans. Ferries can sell out, especially in the summer months so it's best to secure your place on the ferry well in advance. The sooner you book, the cheaper the prices tend to be too.
We recommend booking your Isle of Man to Ireland ferry tickets in advance to get them at the best price. The cheapest ferries from Isle of Man to Ireland are usually out of season and at off-peak times.
You can also check out our Special Offers page and sign up to our email for exclusive offers. Discounts for senior citizens and residents are available on some routes. If you're a student, you can get a 5% discount on ferry tickets too.
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The Isle of Man offers a unique blend of stunning landscapes, rich Celtic heritage, and independent spirit as a self-governing British Crown dependency. Visitors can explore the capital Douglas, with its Victorian promenade and historic Manx Museum, or venture to Peel to see its impressive castle and sandy beaches. The island is famous for the Isle of Man TT, one of the world's most dangerous motorcycle races held annually in late May to early June. Nature enthusiasts will appreciate the rugged coastlines, glens, and the island's highest point, Snaefell, offering views of England, Ireland, Scotland, and Wales on clear days. The island celebrates its Norse and Celtic past during Tynwald Day on 5th July, when the world's oldest continuous parliament meets in the open air. Regular ferry services connect the Isle of Man to Liverpool, Heysham, Belfast, and Dublin, making it an accessible destination for a distinctive British Isles experience.
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