Ferries from
Wales to Northern Ireland
Ferries from
Wales to Northern Ireland
Currently there are no sailings from Wales to Northern Ireland.
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Wales offers visitors a captivating mix of dramatic landscapes, ancient history and rich Celtic culture. The rugged coastline and mountainous interior of this compact country provide endless opportunities for outdoor adventures, while history buffs can explore over 600 castles - more per square mile than anywhere else in the world. Visitors shouldn't miss Snowdonia National Park with its towering peaks, the stunning beaches of the Pembrokeshire Coast, or the vibrant capital Cardiff with its rejuvenated waterfront. Throughout the year, Wales celebrates its heritage with events like the Royal Welsh Show in summer and the internationally renowned Hay Festival of Literature. The National Eisteddfod, held annually in August, showcases Welsh music, dance and poetry. For travellers looking to extend their journey, regular ferry services connect Wales to Ireland, with routes from Holyhead to Dublin and Fishguard to Rosslare offering convenient sea crossings across the Irish Sea.
Northern Ireland offers a unique blend of stunning landscapes, rich history, and vibrant culture. From the dramatic Giant's Causeway with its hexagonal basalt columns to the lush Glens of Antrim, the natural beauty of this country is simply breathtaking. Belfast, the capital city, has transformed into a cultural hub with attractions like Titanic Belfast, where visitors can learn about the famous ship built in the city's shipyards. Game of Thrones fans will recognise many filming locations scattered throughout the countryside, including the Dark Hedges and Cushendun Caves. The country comes alive during the 12th of July celebrations, when parades commemorate the Battle of the Boyne, while St Patrick's Day festivities in March attract visitors from around the world. From Belfast port, travellers can easily take ferries to Scotland, England, and the Isle of Man, making Northern Ireland an excellent starting point for exploring the British Isles.
