Larne ferry port in Northern Ireland connects you with Cairnryan in Scotland with a choice of up to 42 ferry crossings per week. The duration of the Larne to Cairnryan crossing is from 2 hours and the crossing is operated by P&O Irish Sea.
Larne ferry port is located in Northern Ireland roughly 45 minutes by car north of Belfast. Larne connects Northern Ireland with Scotland via the ferry service to Cairnryan. The crossing between Larne and Cairnryan (by Stranraer) on the Irish Sea is ideal if you are traveling from or to Glasgow or Edinburgh in Scotland.
The crossing to Cairnryan is operated by P&O Ferries and with a sailing time of only 2 hours, it is the fastest connection between Great Britain and Ireland. The service is offered on a schedule of 7 sailings a day. On this route you can travel with your car or as foot passenger. Please note that dogs and cats are allowed only if you travel with a vehicle and pets need to stay in your car for the entirety of the journey.
At the Larne ferry terminal, you will find a coffee shop offering hot and cold beverages and meals, a newsagent, vending machines and an ATM. Two car parks are available, with disabled parking directly in front of the terminal. Parking is free the first 20 minutes with a parking fee from 80p per hour or £8.00 per day.
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