Operated by P&O Irish Sea on the Dublin Liverpool route
The European Endeavour is a conventional ferry carrying both freight drivers and car passengers. Once you’re onboard and settled into an en-suite cabin, head down to the restaurant for a complimentary meal before relaxing in the spacious TV lounge or with a few drinks at the Bar.
Onboard you’ll find comfortable en-suite 2 & 4 bed cabins with a choice of either inside or with a sea view. The ship also features reclining seats with pillows and blankets.
Meals are included in the price and complimentary tea, coffee and fruit juice are available throughout the sailing.
The onboard shop offers last minute gifts, goodies and travel essentials.
If you've forgotten to change currency, you can do this onboard at the Bureau de Change.
Travelling with children - P&O Irish Sea - European Endeavour
There are no lifts to the main passenger areas and access is by a staircase therefore this vessel may be unsuitable for the infirm, disabled or young children.
Please Note: Whilst we have taken great care in making our European Endeavour guide as accurate as possible, onboard facilities, services and entertainment may vary depending on the date and time of year that you travel, facilities mentioned may change without notification and ferry companies reserve the right to operate vessels other than those mentioned at time of booking without prior notification.
93% of our customers recommended this ship
"A smooth crossing"
an easy and timely crossing
Reviewed by Mary who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Great crossing with P & O"
We really enjoyed the crossing. There was no issues of any description - the staff were so helpful and accommodating. The staff directing us where to park on board were so friendly. On board facilities were fantastic. We were not expecting to have two free meals and I must say the the selections were varied with all dietary types catered for. What a wonderful surprise. Two movies were shown which were current. Great for passing the time. Overall we were very happy with the trip
Reviewed by JoAnn Thomas who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Excellent service "
Even though the weather delayed our sailing, the staff were very friendly and helpful. The sailing was very smooth and enjoyable.
Reviewed by Rabindranath who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Trip from liverpool to dublin and return "
Very pleased with our trip the ship was well equipped clean and tidy and all the crew we dealt with very helpfull and polite All meals served on board where first class and was plenty to eat and a very good selection to choose from ... would recomend this crossing to anyone Frank taylor
Reviewed by Frank who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Excellent "
This trip never fail expectations , great service
Reviewed by Brendan who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Great Sailing "
We were the unlucky ones to be sailing on the most windy week to Dublin from Liverpool as we had two cancellations and the third one was delayed, It took us 26 hours to get to Dublin, But can I say what wonderful staff P&O have , they kept us informed about all aspects and gave us sandwiches and hot drinks, we where also giving a free cabin, When we got on the Boat at 4 in the morning we where offered drinks and giving a beautiful breakfast, it was delicious, then we went off to bed we woke to the sound of bing bong telling us that a light refreshments were been served, again delicious food, later on a beautiful evening meal was served , I can not complain about the service we received it was tops all the way, Only thing with been delayed we did not have enough time with our Family's, but that is the weather for you , you can not predict that, Thank you P&O for the lovely trip to Ireland you could not do enough for your passengers . Well done , excellent service all the way .
Reviewed by Derek who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Stormy waters"
2 meals great value great food great beer. Only criticism is entrance to Liverpool port closed at 2am with no directions to alternative entry. Ridiculous and confusing.
Reviewed by Noel who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Friendly staff "
We have travelled several times with P and O and would never sail with anyone else staff on the staff are always friendly and polite also the shore staff.The only problem is no wi-do but we can put up with that thanks for a safe crossing
Reviewed by William who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Reasonable ferry crossing"
The ferry was reasonably comfortable - the best part of the crossing were the meals and the fact that staff were helpful. The sea was so rough though that many passengers were ill - however, this wasn't the fault of Direct Ferries!
Reviewed by Adrian who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"I am very satisfied with my trip"
I recommend this company. I travelled without any problem with comfort and tranquillity. The attention was very good as well as the the meals, the cabins and the services in general offered. I will travel with this company again.
Reviewed by Lorimar who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Cancelled boat"
not happy with the Dublin to Liverpool cancellation. Left traumatised with travelling alone and having to travel to Liverpool from Holyhead. Also had to pay for my food and drinks on board.
Reviewed by Catherine O'Sullivan who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Visit Ireland"
3am sailing is awful but the price made up for it. Easy boarding and good variety of food in cafeteria, included in the price!
Reviewed by Tlinkz1 who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Best service and comfort"
So far i dont see anything else to compare it is just nice in every sense,
Reviewed by Ramadhan who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Safe Home"
Super sail home. Excellent service- staff delightful and polite. Super well cooked food. Thank you
Reviewed by Pauline who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
" Don’t eat anything."
I had the curry and rice last night, over the 12 hours or so that I’ve been home I reckon I’ve had an hour’s sleep. The vomiting and diahhrea made sure of that. I’m making a formal complaint about this today.
Reviewed by Jamie who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Noisy neighbours!"
For some reason I was allocated a room next to a family with young kids. Suffice to say the noise level with banging and kids crying was not relaxing at all and i was unable to get any sleep/rest during the 8.5 hr trip. I wouldn’t have booked a cabin if I knew i was going to be placed next door to toddlers. A suggestion for P&O ferries, perhaps keep family rooms separate from tbose travelling solo or without kids.
Reviewed by who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"P&O Endeavour"
Absolutely sound meals good and staff very obliging
Reviewed by John who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Mr anthony davies kennedy "
Joke never again was late leavein Liverpool an when we got to Dublin the ramp broke an we was sat about for 2 an a half hours never travelling with p&o again
Reviewed by Anthony who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Comfortable cabins, tasty food"
My friend and I did the crossing from Liverpool to Dublin return 28-30 Sept 2018. The cabins on both journey were very nice, albeit the ship on the return leg was more modern. Beds were comfy amenities were nice. Food available during meal times was very nice with a good selection and staff were all friendly. Only downside was people allowed to sleep on the floors and sofas all over the bar and reclining seats areas, even leading to an argument between one asleep passenger complaining he had been woken up in the bar area. What did he expect? This was selfish behaviour.
Reviewed by Daniel who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Trip to Dublin "
The over was good but the cabins were overpriced. The boat on the way back lacked facilities and the seating area was uncomfortable and the seats were of poor quality and it was cold The food was excellent going out and not as good on the return trip
Reviewed by William who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"My experience "
It's a shame that the crossing time isn't accurate because I booked something to coincide with there times and was a hour & 20mins late. Also the signs to direct in both ports is poor
Reviewed by David who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Good, but had bad luck. "
We took a ferry from Liverpool to Dublin the 3am crossing and had wonderful things to say about it. Everyone was so friendly and helpful, the staff were a delight. We were fed at 3am, buffet style, payed a little extra for a cabin (definitely recommend), slept, then showered and fed again. We were looking forward to the return journey. However, the day before our holiday ended in west Ireland, our car died and had to be left in Ireland. The ferry wouldn't take us as we were now considered foot passengers (on a crossing that doesn't accept foot passengers) Trying to arrange to get back with loads of bags, abandoning others, was stressful. It was bad luck but would still travel with them again
Reviewed by Cara who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Lovely"
Really enjoyed it. All meals included. Definetly recommend getting a cabin.
Reviewed by Stephanie who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Trip to Ireland "
We had a great voyage on our way to Ireland the transition onto and off the boat was smooth and fast ,we felt safe at all times .The food was excellent and hot .When we sail again on the night crossing l would book a cabin as the reclining seats are not comfortable for sleeping eight hours. I had confidence in the captain and crew to make the decision to delay the return journey by 1/12 hours due to storms .
Reviewed by Robert who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"First time to Ireland"
Excellent service throughout the journey. Staff very efficient, friendly and helpful. More facilities than we expected - food, hot drinks, films and quiet area to sleep. Would travel with P&O again.
Reviewed by Michael who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Excellent service"
It was my first time travelling by ferry with my car so was a little aprihensive which I didn’t need to be. All the staff from docking at Liverpool to the ship staff and Dublin docking were fantastic. A great service all round. Two free meals while making the journey was a pleasant surprise. I cannot fault my experience and will happily be using the service again, Thank you P&O for a very easy and pleasant journey.
Reviewed by Melissa who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Jekyll and Hyde"
Maybe I did not read the small print, but the journeys t and from Ireland were like two different worlds. Norbank was obviously mainly for trucks/lorries and their drivers with everything pretty basic. I mean no disrespect t the drivers but that is what they expect, everything was basic. Come the Endeavour, all was 'sweetness and light. Everything was cleaner, more comfortable, there was a most useful lift. I do nit remember such a difference beng made obvious in the literature. Holyhead here we come.
Reviewed by Michael O'Neill who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Trip to irland "
Alitalia bit longer than going from Holyhead but is worth it if you take a cabin very clean and makes the trip more comfortable the food is an additional bonus definitely will travel this way again
Reviewed by Alan who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Very enjoyable,smooth crossings"
Had two enjoyable trips to Dublin and back Driving on and off was hassle free. Staff very friendly . We have no complaints whatso ever. Thank You P&O.
Reviewed by Patrick who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Holiday "
All the crew were very friendly and efficient nothing to complain about.
Reviewed by Caroline who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Good Service at Reasonable Price but....."
My wife and I have travelled this route an number of times and find it to be efficient as it meets our needs in travelling to Ireland. However, recently it seems to be the policy that a request to vacate cabins is made one hour before arrival. My wife has a disability which is why we always book a cabin on every crossing. Having to move her out, often while the ship is still moving, causes extra difficulty. I understand the need to prepare the cabins for the next crossing but this didn't seem a problem in previous years. Perhaps P & O have cut back on staffing to make savings and this is the reason. If so, it has resulted in a reduction in customer service.
Reviewed by Patrick who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"8 hours flew by"
Smashing journey, took day ferries which I thought would drag, but food and entertainment helped greatly. FYI European endeavour is the better kitted out ship with film room, reclining chair observation decks. Norbay only had the sky telly. Food is good and they are literally gagging to pile it up on your plate so no problem with quantity...
Reviewed by Daniel who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Exprience"
Excellent -Cabin great for us . We are 2 seniors 74 and 78 ,the beds being 2 lower beds. Also we greatly appreciated the inclusive meals .
Reviewed by Mr. Val Bullen. who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Good nice trip "
I always enjoyed the Liverpool Dublin journey
Reviewed by Anne who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Need more vegetarian options, it's 2018"
Disappointed with the lack of options available for people with food requirements that were even marginally outside of the status quo. Not only was there no vegetarian option readily available to be plated up but the vegetarian option that was blurted at me was pasta in tomato sauce, which would have meant if anybody was vegetarian and had a gluten intolerance then they would have had to go hungry. No labelling of which foods were V - Ve - GF - N etc which I believe is now EU law and rightly so. Sort it out, it's 2018 and people with other food requirements are not a whispering small minority in society any longer... Poor show P&O.
Reviewed by who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"A great experience!"
A brilliant crossing this time. As a regular traveller and a senior citizen, I am delighted to say that P&O offer a great service on the majority of their crossings- Thank you
Reviewed by Sheelagh who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Liverpool to Dublin "
I stayed in one of the 4 bed cabins. It was clean and included a shower in the bathroom but was cramped but that's to be expected on a ship. Two complementary meal's were provided that were quite tasty. The only issue I had was that the ship had no wifi which could be an issue on a day time sailing.
Reviewed by Andrew who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"First trip to Ireland"
Perfect. Can't fault it. Excellent value for money
Reviewed by Deborah who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"good but can be better. "
The over all services is good but i think you could do better. i’m not sure why they can’t have Wifi on board to break the boredom of just sitting down. 8 hours from dublin to liverpool is not a small journey. At least professionals who use the ferry can work while on board or watch movies and so much for children as well. my children were bored as they could not access the internet for games or indeed watch their favourite programmes.i think that need to be looked into. i’m sure passengers will be happy to pay for it.
Reviewed by Charles who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Excellent would stay again"
Although ferry is basic it's been so relaxing I would like to book it for Christmas Leave extra time for getting on and if the boat and book a cabin. There's 2 meals provided and free tea etc we'll worth the money
Reviewed by who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Honest opinion "
It was my 1st time on any ferry and i must say this ferry was excellent value for money 2 great meals going across to Ireland and 2 great meals coming back the service was also fantastic can't say much more than a great big Thank You!!!!!
Reviewed by Derek Cox who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Great Ferry"
This is a great ferry for able bodied people. Food is excellent and included in price. Quite a few people tend to bed down in the bar overnight, very comfortable, but even with a blanket its cold, in August!! Maybe turning the air conditioning off overnight would improve things! Otherwise, excellent!!
Reviewed by Mary who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Good Value for money"
Good value for money. Missed the ferry but got a rebook at no extra cost. Nice varieties of meal- buffet (twice) on each voyage with unlimited drink , tea and coffee. Pillow and blanket given to each passenger on couch at night. Good experience for family. Highly recommend.
Reviewed by Michael who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"P&O Liverpool to Dublin"
Very good crossing staff on board and on shore very helpful. Facilities adequate for what you need.
Reviewed by Ann who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Long but relaxing"
Enjoyed the journey, very long but with a cabin it was really relaxing. Nothing to really do onboard, no WiFi etc, so a good opportunity to read a good book and switch off.
Reviewed by who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Relaxing alternative to flying"
Excellent food facilities and friendly staff. Book a cabin for privacy. Would certainly sail with P and O again.
Reviewed by John who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Liverpool to Dublin"
Spent far too long waiting in our cars on the outward journey, didn’t board the ferry till 2:50am for 3am crossing. Return journey left Dublin 15 mins early but although arrival time said 4pm on the ticket, we did not get off the ferry till after 6pm. There is no mention of the lock or canal at Liverpool, which delays things. Cannot believe in this day and age there is no WiFi on the boats. Food good, Cabin good and staff very helpful though.
Reviewed by Graham who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Book direct with P&O. Avoid Direct Ferries."
Direct Ferries charged me twice for the same trip. They did not confirm either payment at the time of booking. When I phoned them they kept me on hold for one hour and then the line went dead. They did not reply to my email until a few hours before the ferry was due to leave. This is not enough time to pack and prepare for a holiday. In the meantime I made the booking directly with P&O, who were fabulous. So I have paid for this trip 3 times. I have emailed Direct Ferries to ask for my money back. They have ignored my email. Even this review is an example of how poorly behaved Direct Ferries are because they are asking me to review the ship, which was great. I would highly recommend P&O. I would never use Direct Ferries again.
Reviewed by Diane who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Excellent Service"
From start to finish this was a flawless service. The ship was on time (both ways) and the crossing made with the minimum of fuss. Food served was good, better than cafetieria food which, considering the speed of service, was quite an achievement. I'd like the quiet in the bedroom area rules enforced more as tthere was a lot of noise as we tried to sleep due to the arrival in Liverpool and the need to drive home afterwards.
Reviewed by who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Very good "
The P&O Ferry we sailed on was very clean and well kept. The two free meals were to a good standard and the cabins were excellent.
Reviewed by David who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Well done p and o ferries"
Lovely crossing , no delays , staff very helpful, food fab will certainly travel this way again .
Reviewed by Pat who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Comfortable journey "
The 8 hours went very quick. On arrival onto the boat you get a free meal included and then 2 different areas to relax/sleep (if you have not got a cabin). The reclining chairs are ok, on reflection a pillow/blanket would have been good ( I think these can be provided by staff on request). Full breakfast is served as you approach Dublin, which was nice and hot.
Reviewed by who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"A leisurely way to travel."
We've used this route for the past several years, its far more relaxing than the two hour dash to Holyhead. Plenty of time to get a good sleep overnight and with breakfast laid on! As its not a RoRo ferry parking up requires a degree of concentration and the only downside of the entire journey is the occasional delay in getting off the boat at the end of the voyage. I'd happily recommend this route.
Reviewed by who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"You were only supposed to blow the bloody doors off!"
We travelled from Liverpool to Dublin and back. We were totally aware that it is a long slow crossing and mainly carrying freight. We were delighted with the free meals. The crew were lovely. The ferry itself is looking a bit tired but as I said, we are aware it is a "working" ferry so don't expect a five-star experience. The passenger waiting area at Liverpool is in need of some TLC. The only real problem was arriving back in Liverpool. We were due in at 11.30pm. We arrived at the docks at 10.30. But it took an hour to get through the lock gates (no problem). But when we arrived at dockside the captain announced that the pump had failed and so had no hydraulics. This meant he could neither get any ropes out...or open the doors. We had another two hour wait while engineers fixed it. We were kept informed but it was very frustrating especially when your onward journey is a six hour drive to Cornwall……..
Reviewed by Peter who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"First time with p and o "
No problems a pleasant trip on time. The food was canteen quality but absolutely fine.
Reviewed by Sean who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Our trip to Ireland"
Everything on this trip from Liverpool to Dublin with Direct Ferries went very smoothly - the check - in staff were very helpful - the deck crew were very helpful , the departure time was spot on - the food ( which was provided free of charge ) was very good and the restaurant staff very friendly, and finally the boat arrived spot on time.
Reviewed by Peter Scally who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Irish Sea Crossing"
Once again, I was very pleased with my experience with Direct Ferries and the crossing from L'pool to Dublin and back.
Reviewed by Kevin who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Great Service"
Really nice and easy crossing to Dublin, very clean and comfortable cabins, lovely staff & food.
Reviewed by Ginie who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Thanks"
We enjoyed our recent journeys to and from Dublin to Liverpool. Accommodation on the European Endeavour is more comfortable than on the Norbay, with better lounges and public areas. It was also much easier, as a car driver, to park on board. The journeys are, of course, long (made more so by the lock gates in Liverpool) so plenty of reading material is necessary. A chance to relax and catch up! All the P&O staff we met on board and in the terminals were charming and helpful. Some suggestions: - much better road and street signage at both ports. It really is difficult to find one's way through the dock areas inside and outside the port areas. - clarity about restaurant opening times and facilities on board AND on the web site etc. - longer opening times for the on board shop and information desk. - forewarning that car drivers might have to reverse their vehicles for long distances in a confined space. - improvement to the clarity of on board PA announcements. - soap in cabins!
Reviewed by who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Bringing home the car!"
We sailed P&O Dublin to Liverpool as we had bought a car in Newry. From when we arrived at the dock until we got off at Liverpool things went really smoothly. The staff were extremely friendly and helpful, the food on board was really good, and unexpectedly it was included in the price of the ticket!. Also there was free tea and coffee throughout the trip. We settled down in comfortable surroundings to watch TV. We would certainly use this service again.
Reviewed by David who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Timetable Misleading"
All fine as far as we are concerned. Forced to complain I would mention the time we had to sit in our cars before we could get off. Sure the boat arrived on time but what I really wanted to know was what time I would be able to get on my way.
Reviewed by Christopher who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Great value"
This was the first time we had sailed from Liverpool to Dublin very easy to book, price good and you could take as much luggage as you needed. Staff were very pleasant it’s a long crossing but okay.
Reviewed by who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Pleasant staff "
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Reviewed by who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Better then expected"
Perfect really! £17.50 for a private room well worth it! Only issue staff on both journeys really rude but other then that good service to use.
Reviewed by Mitchell who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Ferry crossing "
Gr8 boat very comfortable Food ok 1 staff member serving food rude others were really nice
Reviewed by Marion who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Ireland "
Very good trip friendly staff good service fortunalley very calm sea over all very go
Reviewed by Brian who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Trip to Trim"
Thanks to all the staff - happy helpful staff at check in, marshalling, on board reception and restaurant staff. Blessed with a beautiful smooth sea, very comfortable and well looked after, thank you.
Reviewed by who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Great trip "
Traveling from Liverpool to Dublin at 3am. All the crew were very helpful and polite. Everything ran on time. We were served two hot meals dinnner and breakfast complimentary. Teas, coffees and juices were also available. There is a bar lounge which was open for an hour serving drinks then we were able to sleep on the couches and were given blankets ans pillows. Very calm crossing. Would definitely use again and recommend.
Reviewed by David who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Home away from home."
This is hassle free and uncomplicated travel. Food is good and you can have as much or as little as you want. Service is very good and rooms comfortable with toilet, sink and shower. Looking forward to next trip soon.
Reviewed by Rashid who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"thank you"
Had a lovely journey on board the European endeavor and norbay vessels. The two meals of breakfast and evening meal was excellent, with a wide choice of menu to suit just about anyone. I found it a pleasant way to travel and a great start to my holiday in Ireland
Reviewed by John%20alan who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Liverpool to Dublin and back "
Great sail. The food came as a surprise. It was really good and included in the fare. The staff were very helpful and polite. Will use them again.
Reviewed by James Facey who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Love this route"
I have travelled with P&O several times on this route and although a slower crossing, I love it. The staff are friendly and helpful, the ship is clean, the food is lovely (included in the price) and the beds inside the super clean cabins are so comfy. My only gripe is that I don’t earn enough to travel more frequently as it can be expensive for a solo traveller. Thank you again P&O, from check in to sailing, you are always brilliant.
Reviewed by Suzanne who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"NZ travellers "
Very happy with the whole service provided especially for the help Nikki in the Liverpool office, gave us.
Reviewed by Raena who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Very good "
Great servise defently take it again
Reviewed by Donal who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Weekend away"
I've not been on the ferry for a while and was very happy with what I received. I didn't realise meals were included and was happy with the level of service offered. My only negative was the cleanliness of the offplot areas. .
Reviewed by Paul who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Good trip"
Friendly and professional staff, everything ran like clockwork. Great experience.
Reviewed by Vivienne Weller who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"if you ever go across the sea to ireland "
excellent trip food fantastic and cabin very comfortable hope to go again very soon
Reviewed by William George who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Basic but good"
Lovely staff, great complementary food, cabins very basic and could do with an upgrade but bedclothes/ towels clean, parking car a bit of a challenge and not much signage to find way on board from deck. I have travelled this route before and knew what to expect so would recommend with this added proviso - basic but good.
Reviewed by who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"very enjoyable"
was pleaseantly surprised on how good it was food was excellent free tea and coffee was a great surprise facilities were spotless and clean will defo use these routes again
Reviewed by David who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Good Value Day Sailing!"
Had a pleasant and good value journey, leaving Dublin for Liverpool at 9am. All the staff are nice and the included food is a real bonus.. it makes all the difference and makes the 8 hour journey go that bit quicker!! Good Value cabins as well! Just a pity that the overnight sailing is so much more expensive!! As usual with P and O, the signage at the port is pretty useless...been like this for years...wish an intelligent member of staff would take a look at it!!
Reviewed by Peter who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"perfect sailing "
Really found the sailing spot on, very good service at a very cheap price, its an ideal sailing if in no panic getting to where your going, would use this service again.
Reviewed by Paul who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Irish trip"
Ferry brilliant, direction signage into terminal 3 at Dublin very poor.
Reviewed by Derek who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"home bound"
brilliant trip, they were handing out free pilliow and blankets for the guests who didn't have a cabin on the night travel, then wakening up to a free breakfast.
Reviewed by Timothy who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Excellent service "
Excellent service from all staff and comfortable seats easily available.
Reviewed by Julia who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Disgraceful Treatment of Disabled Passenger"
I booked tickets specifically so I could travel on the Endeavour as I am disabled and require the use of a lift; this information was included at the time of booking. When I arrived at Liverpool I was allowed straight on to the ship and was placed as close to the lift as possible however the lift wasn't working and with no alternative I was forced to ascend four flights of stairs which were strewn with litter, oily rags, rubber gloves and discarded footwear which was not only a dangerous for me but also a fire hazard!! Whilst in Ireland I received an email informing me that I would not be returning on the Endeavour as I had booked and yet again I was to be subjected to the painful experience of climbing stairs and a gangway to get to the lounge. On my arrival at Dublin my son explained the situation to the lady at the check-in desk who informed me that the Endeavour was running all week but leaving at 9am. My experience was painful and humiliating, my holiday ruined and my faith in Direct Ferries severely dented; I have no faith in them when it comes to booking and subsequent treatment of disabled passengers so beware if you are physically impaired.
Reviewed by Mary who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Faults"
The journey was smooth and Comfy but.... Why don't you have internet on the boat. I can side a busy and use their internet. I also rented a cabin only to find I could not charge my phone because the plugs had been disabled. So a good journey spoiled by things which are getting more important all the time.
Reviewed by Michael who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Return trip to Ireland "
The ship was clean and the food was excellent. We left and arrived on time both ways. The crossing was smooth and relaxed.
Reviewed by Ann%20marie who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Liverpool to Dublin"
Good
Reviewed by Ryan who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Excellent"
I found P&O ferries fantastic. I had to change my dates twice .... just a little extra. I travelled with a relative from Liverpool to Dublin last Friday 23rd March. Our breakfast and evening meal were included. We also booked a cabin. All in all it was excellent value for money and the standard of food was great.
Reviewed by Josephine who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Trip to Dublin"
We Travelled from Liverpool to Dublin for on the 9-30 Boat on the 13th of March for St Patrick wee, we have to say it was a excellent crossing from start to finish The staff from the Lady who book you onto the Boat to the Staff helping you off the Boat is excellent. The Staff are very Friendly and for the food it was excellent, Breakfast is served with a friendly smile and you are spoiled for choice, The Lads that take your dishes do a excellent job and are very polite. Dinner was 16-30 and yet again you where spoiled for choice, I had Beef with potatoes and I have to say it was delicious. The Ship was spotless, we had a cabin and everything was to a very high standard. I would recommend to anyone that is going to Ireland to book with Direct Ferries .
Reviewed by Derek who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Liverpool to Dublin"
It was excellent. The only snall thing that happened to make a small complaint is that Someone on the phone from P&O told me you have to pay for food on the ferry, so I bought a meal deal and ate it while waiting to board. Upon boarding I was told the meals are free and dinner was being served, but I was no longer hungry enough to enjoy it. The food is good and the cabin was comfortable.
Reviewed by Linda who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Excellent service"
I look forward to my trips on the P&O ferries from Liverpool to Ireland as the food is always very tasty and with a good selection of starters, mains and desserts. I always have the curry as tastes great and never disappoints. The ferry is kept very clean and tidy with staff always checking in the communal areas during the trip to keep on top of it. The Bathrooms are always very clean too. Overall I enjoy my experiences on board as the staff are very friendly and the food is an added bonus. Thank you to all the staff on board.
Reviewed by who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Family trip to Ireland"
We recently travelled on the Endeavour on a return trip to Dublin from LIverpool. The food on board, the staff and the trip itself were all very good. In fact I have been recommending friends and family who aren't in a hurry to take this relaxing trip.
Reviewed by George who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Trip to ireland"
Good journey
Reviewed by who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Cancelled sailing, DFP23061163"
Alex Manners was the agent that took our call to rebook our cruise back to Liverpool from Dublin that was cancelled due to weather. Can I please thank him for his excellent communications with us and the efficient way he dealt with our rebooking. He is an asset to your team.
Reviewed by Simon who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Family holiday"
The cabin was comfortable , the staff were very helpful, the food was very nice.
Reviewed by Emma who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Good service "
All round great service best I’ve had across Irish sea
Reviewed by Ian who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"services"
Staff excellent service's plenty tea /coffee available hot food Customer service's very helpful
Reviewed by who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"RETRO TRAVEL"
Because of a change of ship we were given a two berth en-suite cabin outbound because there were no reclining seats but sadly on our return we had to endure 8 hours in low level seating with no backrests and oh so boring. Only half a dozen cars each way which doesn't surprise me . Catering was free but slapdash; dried soup, broken fried fish portions, sickly sweet chillis, curries and black bean dishes. Roast beef had been heated dry. Breakfast fare was better. Interestingly no ID checks on return to UK. eXTRA TRAVELLING TIME IS COUNTERED BY SAVING ON DRIVE TO hOLYHEAD. only WORTH DOING IF YOU HAVE TIME SUCH AS PENSIONERS .
Reviewed by Michael who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Our Irish Ferry Experience"
While visiting the UK recently we decided to travel to Ireland for a look around, after taking all the options into account re fly and hire a car, travel as a walk on and hire a car or take the hire car over with us we decided on the last option. I then researched the ferry options, time was not a major priority for us so a 2 hours trip as compared to a 8 hour trip was of little importance, we decided on the 8 hour trip and regarded it as a mini cruise and the price was very competitive. The trip was great as an added bonus a 2 berth cabin was included in the price as were the 2 meals. The meals while are basic they are very delicious and plentiful, the cabin facilities very good particularly the mattress. We had a shower before our arrival so we were rested,fed and showered ready for our next phase of our touring holiday I highly recommend the P&O ferry service from Liverpool to Dublin and back again, think of it as a mini cruise and you can't go wrong Cheers Joe and Di Ryan
Reviewed by Joseph who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Trip to Dublin"
Very comfortable and great food, plenty of choice. Would choose this route again
Reviewed by who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Denied access onto boat "
We arrived at dublin port with another car booked on the boat. When we went into the office to show our ID. We were then told that we had been re booked onto the boat that had left the night before and not informed and refused to be let onto the boat leavening myself 2 other adults and a 3 month old baby stranded in dublin. We found ourselves a hotel room as the person behind the desk did everything but ask us to leave when we had nowhere to go. The next morning I rang the customer care team and was informed that our booking had been moved back to the day before and that she couldn't understand why we was refused access onto the boat the night before this cause 2 people to lose out on 2 days of work and pay for hotel room and food while over in ireland for an extra day.
Reviewed by Alice who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"liverpool/dublin"
Fantastic experience all round. Staff on ship very professional and hard working. Very good choice of food on board. very clean cabins and comfortable too. European Endeavour has a lift from the car deck that was very handy. Will only be travelling with P&O to Ireland in the future, even though it takes 7 hours. Cinema on the ship and bar with comfortable lounge. Well done P&O. regards
Reviewed by Gary who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Good experience"
Having been disappointed that our ship was changed to what is effectively a freight ship and that the one four-berth cabin that we'd amended our booking (at a cost) to obtain was changed to two two-berth cabins, I can't complain at all about the service, the ship, or the staff. Our son suffers with severe food allergies but the kitchen went beyond what would have been expected to feed him. We ended up having the Norbank on the return journey, and as it was a daytime crossing we didn't book a cabin, but upon boarding were told we had two complimentary cabins because of the inconvenience of the ship changing - I wish I'd taken that chance on the outward-bound journey, instead of paying for what would have turned out to be a complimentary cabin! My only complaint, and this relates directly to it being a freighter, was that we had to wait an interminable time to get off, both at Dublin and at Liverpool on the return. We docked and were told to go to our vehicles at both ports, then had to wait an hour whilst lorries were unloaded, which was frustrating Other than that, I can't complain about P&O and the Irish Sea service at all.
Reviewed by Stephen who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Ireland "
Travelling on short notice to Ireland and back. The Endeavour is a larger vessel food is good. Norbay is a better vessel and the food is excellent. Berths available on board . Only thing you need a 2-pin adapter to use the sockets.
Reviewed by Kevin who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Trip to Dublin "
Once again my wife and I traveled to Ireland with P and O ferry ⛴ and I have to say that I don’t think I could travel any other way as we get treated so well the food is so nice The cabins are very clean and comfortable and the staff are the best I have ever and the cost is reasonable
Reviewed by Brian who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Could have been better"
Departure scheduled for 3am was delayed until 5am. This resulted in us being kept in a locked steel fenced windswept compound with about 12 other vehicles for about 3 1/2 hours between 1.30 am and 4,30 am before we were allowed to drive onto the ship. Not an experience we would want to repeat. I don’t see why the small number of cars can’t be allowed to drive onto the ship and park up much earlier, allowing the occupants to access the cabins/ ships facilities rather than being stuck in theirs cars for that length of time. It feels as though car passengers are second clas citizens and that freight is treated with priority. The food available at 5 am, such as chicken curry looked as though it had been there far longer than the the 3 1/2 hours we had been sat in the car waiting to get on the ship. The cooked breakfast available from about 11.30 am was very nice though. The cabin was fairly basic but quiet and clean. And at least we were allowed to get off the ferry within 20 mins of docking after the ferry arrived st 12.30.The staff were friendly and helpful. The ferry from Belfast to Liverpool with Stena line is however much more geared up to passengers and cars, with lots more facilities and nicer cabins.
Reviewed by who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Relaxing ccrossing"
Much better than the Holyhead ferries. So much more relaxing!!
Reviewed by Brian who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Ireland trip"
Itraveled to ireland (dublin )on the norbay and back to england (liverpool ) on the european endeavour was delayed on journey over due to weather been stormy and bad Both ships where comfey very friendly staff and a good selection of meals had a cabin on outbound which was very clean and comfy so had a good sleep even through the storm All together was an excellent first class service for both legs of our journey My partner has never been on a ferry before and she enjoyed the whole thing and said she would use ferry again
Reviewed by Frank who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"It was OK"
My ferry on a way back was canceled due to technical problems. However they managed to book me on the night one. I had to share the cabin though. But overall, and given circumstancies it wasn't bad.
Reviewed by who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"liverpool to dublin with P&O"
Very happy with the service, nice clean cabin, good food, and easy access, very pleased, Thanks.
Reviewed by Edward who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Liverpool to Dublin with P and O"
This is a long journey, made longer by a 3 hour delay on the way out with a calm sea. The return journey was more efficient and arrived ahead of time. I was told at checkin that I was not allowed to use the small travel rug I was carrying on board, apparently it was "bedding ". Food is included in the ticket, but as I get seasick very easily, food was the last thing on my mind. I did enjoy the free coffee.
Reviewed by who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Long Trip"
Liverpool to Dublin The sail got off on time should have arrived at 10.30am arrival time getting off ship 13.30. When asked why we were so late was told the the ship had an engine down. At no time where we advise of this problem not good customer relations. Also return journey my sailing on the 12th was cancelled no reason given had to sail on the 11th sail was OK but it took an hour + to birth the ship. When advising sailing times on your Web site it is misleading to only give the sailing time and not including birthing time. I won't be travelling Liverpool Dublin again.
Reviewed by Ronald who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Long journey worth while"
Recently took the overnight to and from Ireland, crossing was fine, smooth and we'll organised. Staff in the hold and updeck were absolutely fantastic, courteous and helpful. All meals were really good, and have to say the evening meal on the Norbay was brilliant, really exceeded our expectations by a long way, great!!
Reviewed by Michael who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Delay of boat"
Frustratingly and not for the first time there was a delay of 5 hrs on this boat to Liverpool with no explanation !
Reviewed by Paul who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"My first trip (Liverpool-Dublin) on the ferry, but sure not the last one"
Fist time I travel with my car from Great Britain to Dublin. Ferry was late because the weather was horrendous, so nothing to blame to captain or the enterprise. Anyway, staff was very helpful I took the evening ferry, very cheap. Highly recommended
Reviewed by Dominigo who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Crappy indifferent unhelpful company. Do not book with them"
Booked return to Dublin with Piss U Off ferries. I was 2 minutes (120 seconds!) late for the return 8 hour ferry crossing that was still loading for an 8,00 am sailing. I could see it through the locked fence sitting on my motorcycle, it was still loading and did not leave on time. The two jobsworths on the gate seemed to take personal pleasure in assuring me that I could not be loaded affording them the illusion of importance no doubt. Upon my strong insistence they were reluctantly pressed to phone the loading officer on the ship, who apparently confirmed that it was not possible to load my motorcycle even though I offered to tie it down myself. The next ferry crossing sailed at 2.00pm for another 8 hour crossing. In the end I had to book and pay Irish Ferries 89 euros for a one way crossing to another less convienient UK post, Hollyhead. I will in future never sail P&O ferries again unless it is a last resort and encourage all of my friends and family to do likewise. I will post this experience on the many motorcycling blogs and groups that I am active on.
Reviewed by Grant who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"From Liverpool to dublin"
Excellent service. 3am is a gruelling time to leave though. Why don't they do a bit earlier like 11pm? guess the lorry drivers are the main customers and the timing suits them for some reason. Once on board excellent service. Thankyou
Reviewed by Stefan who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"P&O Ferries"
I really enjoyed travelling with P&O. It's amazing that you are considerate enough to feed people in the Ferry which wasn't the case with another ferry company my friends travelled with. I will definitely book your Ferry again and recommend it to others. The staff were really friendly and very helpful. Thank you P&O for your hospitality.
Reviewed by Caroline who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Fantastic service"
Lovely crossing from Liverpool to Dublin. Food was included in the price as was soft drinks tea coffee, the food was very good and plenty of it.The staff were very good and pleasant. The ship was clean as were the cabins. Great way to travel if you don't need to be in Ireland in a hurry, 7.5 hours to cross. Don't think I will be going from Holyhead anymore. Well done lads keep it up . Up Galway !!!
Reviewed by Gary Cunningham who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Not great..."
Travelled using p & o from Dublin to Liverpool. Felt that the port was poorly sign posted and struggled a bit finding it. When I did find it and we got on the ferry we had to sit about waiting before the boat even moved. The man on reception was helpful, pleasant and informative - probably the only member of staff on-board who was. One of the girls serving food was rude to my friend when we were getting dinner she told her to "hurry up and make up her mind" as my friend hadn't yet seen all the food she wasn't ready to make a decision and this lady could've been more understanding considering we couldn't see a thing that was available to eat and nothing was labelled. There wasn't much to do on the boat.... There wasn't even any Wi-Fi which I assumed there would be. We got in 1 hour late to Liverpool. All in all it was horrible (I never ever wrote a review in my life but felt I needed to this time) would sell my car before having to return to Ireland on a p & o ferry.
Reviewed by Caoimhe who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"What a superb experience"
Booking in at Dublin is rather old fashioned but because of the small number of vehicles it was not a problem. Boarding was fast efficient and courteous. The ferry itself is clean and very comfortable. The complimentary meals were outstandingly good with unlimited hot and cold drinks. We had a cabin for the afternoon crossing which was excellent in every way. This left us well rested for the late night journey home to the midlands. I'm a convert to sailing and taking my car!
Reviewed by Joseph who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Amazing experience "
Amazing experience with P&O ferries ⛴ Sea was calm, so was a gentle trip across to Dublin from Liverpool. The drinks were free for the whole trip, we had a cabin with a view of the sea. Really comfortable with a shower and toilet. We were fed twice, breakfast and dinner. Staff were really nice and were onhand if we needed anything. Brilliant !! I will definitely be using P&O again.
Reviewed by Darren who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Endeavour trip to Ireland"
Great easy boarding. Grab a lounger in the bar area to sleep on. We didn't so after trying to sleep in a rocking chair have up and paid for a cabin. Best move that cabin lovely duvets and got a good night's sleep. Ate a breakfast needed to be hotter. Quick dissembarking great trip both ways on this ferry.
Reviewed by Janet who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
" What a Treat it was! "
Dare I say the initial part of this journey was not as I had wished, that being put off with the delay in setting sail. Twas at least 4 hours, due to the late arrival of the ship. However once away down the river Mersey things started to look and feel better. In fact we received a great cabin FOC for this journey, no doubt this was due to the inconvenience we were caused. Thank you P/O. Plus may I add another bonus came to light. We had some great complementary meals which were not mentioned when we made the original booking. Thus finding out on the return journey it was again a standard procedure on this crossing to Dublin, plus the food and service was to a pretty good standard with plenty of choice. To conclude. Now that i can find the way to the dock I would use this service again. As there were no proper direction leaflets sent to me indicating where P/O loading took place other than when you see a ship which was not awaiting in this instance. CHEERS. jack.
Reviewed by Jack who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Not impressed"
The boat was delayed by over 2 hours with very little/no explanation. The only updates we received were the new docking times and then when we were 20 minutes from docking they said it was due to 'fog/a tanker driving slow in front' but we clearly saw men scrambling on deck in Liverpool for 2 hours before we took off. The recliner chairs ARE NOT comfortable at all, if you think you don't need a cabin, you do. It's like sleeping in a cinema. It's also absolutely freezing so make sure you have a blanket. I had travelled the previous night via Stenaline (Dublin to Holyhead) and I MUCH prefered the Stenaline journey. I have to say, the food was great, staff attitude not so much. No wifi is a bit of a joke as well for an 8-10 hour journey.
Reviewed by Nikyle who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Trip to Dublin"
The food was good. The rest of the facilities were average. Punctuality was appalling, we were not told why the return journey was so badly delayed. There could have been a shorter time between the two meals.
Reviewed by Diane who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Good value for money"
We travelled on the long boat which was an 8 hour trip. We were pleasantly surprised to hear we would be receiving free meals on board. This was great, it meant we didn't have to bring food with us. Hot drinks were available throughout the day/night which was handy for me to make up my baby's bottles. We travelled to dublin on the 9am boat, it was very old and had rusty windows. The decor was like 80s or 90s and the cabin needed updating, bedding needs replacing as it was ripped and duvet needs replacing as it looks old- I didn't use the bedding for this reason. The night boat back from Dublin to Liverpool was the complete opposite, it was modern and clean thank goodness. Cabins were modern and clean. The boats decor was modern to, it has a lovely viewing room, bar selling and free cinema. This was more like what I was more like expecting. If I was to use this ferry company again I would avoid the early morning boar as it was old and tired. Oh good was amaxing on both boats and staff are friendly, helpful and polite. Thank you.
Reviewed by who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Hard to find"
Very poor signing at Bootle,and I nearly missed the boat! Need larger and more signs for car passengers as obviously lorries know the place! The ships were both very clean and food was excellent.
Reviewed by Mayo who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Very mixed bag"
Our return journey was great. I was travelling with two young children and we were given a complimentary cabin because bad weather was expected (which, thankfully, didn't materialise). Having breakfast and a late lunch/early dinner included in the price was an unexpected bonus and, as this particular crossing is mainly for freight, the passenger area is quite small but not in the least bit overcrowded. I wasn't looking forward to spending eight hours in a confined space with bored children but it was a remarkably pleasant journey, especially given the horror of the outbound fiasco. Our outbound trip was overnight on a 3 a.m. sailing. Setting off at that time, all I wanted to do was settle the children and grab some sleep myself. It wasn't to be. Firstly, after checking in in the port, we then had to queue on the ferry to check in again, mainly for the benefit of passengers who had booked a cabin. At that time of night with fractious children it was a nightmare and I can see no reason why this couldn't be done before boarding when everyone is just waiting around anyway: there were facilities available in the port lounge. We also seem to have been punished for turning up a little early by being the last to board and thus were also at the back of the queue for the on-board check-in. If the presence of children can be taken into account on a day journey, why not at night? Secondly, I had opted for reclining seats rather than a cabin. Big mistake. The recliners didn't recline; the room was freezing cold; and no blankets were provided. Fortunately I'd brought a blanket from the car at the last minute so I was able to keep the children warmish but I had no sleep at all. Not good when I had a two hour drive ahead of me. Thirdly, under those conditions everyone is awake and up early (and probably would be anyway) but no food was available until 09:30! We effectively had to wait over two hours for breakfast with only some disgusting, processed 'fruit' juice to keep the boys going. When it did arrive, the food and choice was pretty good. Shame about the sullen staff. I was seriously considering cancelling my return booking and taking my chances on another route, but I couldn't really justify the extra expense. A letter of complaint has been sent to P&O.
Reviewed by Kim who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"P and o"
P and o can cancelled my outgoing ferry and my return ferry was delayed byou 4 hours before they cancelled it. Had to rebook with irish Ferrys. P and o food was cheap basic and tasteless. The crew barely spoke a word of English.. avoid at all costs
Reviewed by Gary who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Not impressed"
In Liverpool we got to the dock at 1am to sail at 3am. We boarded at 7am and do you know what they served us...fish and chips at 7am. Ridiculous. And there were children so tired from waiting 6 hours longer than we should have been that parents were at a loss what to give them to eat. No help or apology from staff on reception. Very disappointed this time
Reviewed by Colm who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Trip to uk"
It was amazing trip for me,
Reviewed by Mohammed who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"P and O Ferry from Liverpool to Dublin Return"
The Ferry took around 8 hours as stated which sounds along time but time seemed to fly. All meals were included and they were very tasty catering for everyone. There was a bar, two TV's and free complementary drinks warm and cold whenever required throughout the journey. There was 2 cinema showings which the family enjoyed. We could really take in the views from the large windows. Personal cabins were available if required. This was our first time we travelled with P and O and would sail with them again.
Reviewed by Stuart who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Liverpool to Dublin and return "
Booking was easy, journey over to Dublin was good as was the journey back. Food enjoyable. Thanks
Reviewed by Anne who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Decent service Liverpool to Dublin."
Sailed with my 15yr old son and Border Collie on the 2100 Liverpool Dublin crossing. Easy to find the P&O Terminal as well signed off M58 and A5036. Dog spent crossing on bed in our campervan. She's well travelled. No problems. Mostly heavy goods traffic on way out. 2berth cabin is compulsory on this crossing/comes as part of the deal. I had selected an 'outside cabin' so you have a window. Ship sailed on time, it's slow out of Gladstone Dock due to the locking system but this doesn't affect the crossing time.Also makes it an interesting departure if you like ships and the sea ( I do , was in the MN for 6 years many moons ago so love it) Meal provided as you leave port (can't remember what it was that evening but there's also breakfast too) Served at the ungodly hour of 4.30am when the crew-member gives you a knock. The ship is alongside in Dublin almost by this time, so if you want to eat and drink as much as you want prior to disembarking then it's a good idea to be up sharpish. We were stuffing bacon butties down us and having a coffee when the call to go to the vehicle deck was made. Quickly re-united with van and dog and also quickly disembaked and off into the Dublin morning. Return leg. Came back on the 0900 from Dublin. It's quite a long day 7.5-8hrs crossing. If you can afford it and don't want to spend the day with other people in the dining room or bar( there aren't any specific 'sitting' or 'quiet' lounges) then I'd suggest paying the extra 17 euros for an 'inside' cabin or 20 euros for an outside'cabin so that you can have a peaceful and quite place to be. My son and I both got our heads down and slept at sometime during the day. Breakfast served as you leave Dublin and then a good 'dinner' at around 4.15pm. Alongside in Liverpool at 5pm. Bit slow getting off, was about 5.30pm but this not due to any failing on crews part. The crew. Polite, efficient ,friendly throughout. The food. Well, not 5 star but decent, hot, tasty and a number of choices. Also as much as you want, free tea/coffee/fruit juice throughout the journeys. Nice that you don't have to think about paying extra for food, nor be packing sandwiches etc. Cabin: clean, tidy, two-berth, comfy beds and warm bedding. En-suite efficient hot shower, wash basin and wc. Towels provided. Enjoyable trip. It is more expensive on the night crossing but personally I prefer it and if you mget your head down by say 2230hrs then you've had 6 hrs sleep when you get in to Dublin. But remember to get a move on if you want to enjoy a big breakfast. For me a couple of hot drinks and a bacon bun was enough!
Reviewed by John who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Trip to Ireland"
Well looked after for a well needed overnight rest after 10 day travelling and partying around Ireland.
Reviewed by William who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Trip to Ireland "
Great value for your money
Reviewed by Thomas who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Very calm, but why so long?"
The for was good and the crossing very smooth. It was good to be able to watch the cricket on Sky Sports. The only drawback was the length of time we were in the harbour in Dublin and Liverpool. I felt some explanation would have been useful.
Reviewed by James who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Ferry trip"
Our ferry was on the 29th July at 3am. It was delayed by 5 hours. The trip was long and tiring. The recliners were broken and in need of a refurb. The food wasn't very nice. We had fish and chips on our return trip 5th august and the fish was inedible. We got a cabin on our return trip which was good value and very comfortable. All in all there didn't seem to be any urgency in sailing on our departure. We were told a couple of hours. 5 was ridiculous.
Reviewed by Philomena who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Summer holiday "
After setting off from Liverpool 6hrs late, which was no fault of the ferry but a fault with the lock gate, we had a great voyage over to Dublin. The return journey was also lovely and smooth with the added bonus of dolphins!!! We also had a cabin which was comfortable and clean.
Reviewed by Philip who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"family visit"
It was not a good experience at all. My mother was with me and has physical health problems .Before booking I confirmed that there is lift available and when I reached the ferry I came to know that so many containers are parked and there is no access to the lift. it was very bad experience to bring her up. The staff told that the lift is not operational while sailing , that was not clarified at the time of booking. The cost of cabin was very high I paid £80 for the cabin.
Reviewed by Naila who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"trip on ferry to ireland"
had a good trip staff were spot on would defo use again,food was good too .
Reviewed by Stephen who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Does what it says on the tin!"
Basic, but effective. You get what you pay for. This was decent enough for the overnight hop over the Irish sea. Meals and teas included, so that makes it a good way to break up a long journey, especially if you're not starting out in Liverpool. Could improve cleanliness, but not complaining for the price paid. The staff were helpful and very friendly. Be aware though, that this ship caters mostly for freight so there will be loads of truckers onboard, with their freight (huge) downstairs. I was in a small car and that was pretty freaky! But all good!
Reviewed by who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Afternoon crossing 6 June 2017"
We travelled on the afternoon crossing on Tuesday 6 th June 2017 from Dublin to liverpool. We were very disappointed with the facilities, the cleanliness and the gloom of the ship, the standard of the shower room in the 4 berth cabin we had booked, and to make it worse the length of time it took the crew to berth the ship was shocking. Instead of dis embarking the ship at midnight we didn't get of the ship till 2 am. For the amount of money we paid for the crossing we were totally dissatisfied with the service
Reviewed by James and Mary towey who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"The dreadful P&O Ferry from Liverpool to Dublin "
This is my second and last time I'm taking this route on the P&O ferry ⛴ from liverpool to dublin. Both times the ferry had set off late from Liverpool. This second time it set off 6 hours late from Liverpool and arrived 7 hours late to dublin. This not only was a huge inconvenience but a big disappointment as P&O didn't take any responsibility or try to make it right for any of its passengers. So many of the passengers plans were ruined because of this delay! Next time I'm taking the usual Holyhead-Dublin route and saving myself from this dreadful route!
Reviewed by Samir who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Trip home"
I have come to experience late departure. It was ok .I knew I would get there. The food was nice . Teas was a bonus. Will sail again. That will be my 7th trip .thank you . John Darren.
Reviewed by John who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Dublin to Liverpool"
first time on this ferry the staff where very friendly and the food was gorgeous will use again.
Reviewed by Robert who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Great trip"
Ships crew were polite and friendly. The two meals on board were very good, and the free coffees were very much appreciated.
Reviewed by John who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"direct ferries "
We travelled from Dublin to Liverpool return journey , the ship was on time and the staff at both docks very pleasant and helpful. The food was excellant and no problem sleeping. I would recommend this journey to all my friends.
Reviewed by Cecil who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"TRIP TO IRELAND"
DID NOT REALISE WE WOULD BE TRAVELLING TO IRELAND ON CARGO BOAT. LUCKY IT WAS OVERNIGHT AND WE SLEPT. BED QUITE COMFORTABLE. ON RETURN UNLESS WE HAD BOOKED A CABIN. WHICH WE DID NOT. IT WAS UNCOMFORTABLE BORING AND THE FOOD WAS MOSTLY INEDIBLE . WOULD NOT USE THIS SERVICE AGAIN
Reviewed by Carol who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Great crossing"
Not done this crossing before but it was absolutely brilliant. We got a cabin and settled in for the 8 hours. All food, coffee, orange juice etc is completely free. Unbelievable service and amazing value for money. Will be recommending to all my family and friends!
Reviewed by Robert who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"P&O Review"
My wife and I recently went to Ireland and chose this time to sail from Liverpool with P&O. I was more than happy with the ferry prices as the cost was the same as going from Holyhead but I only had to drive 30 minutes to the ferry instead of 2 hours. Once onboard we were greeted by a very nice staff member who informed us that we would get 2 meals during the journey. This was an added bonus to the event. Even my wife, who is terrified of sailing, enjoyed the experience. The return journey was a mirrir image of the outbaound one. Overall we were very happy with the whole experience and will sail from Liverpool with P&O again.
Reviewed by Allen Jones who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Good for purpose"
Very basic. No wifi.
Reviewed by Paul who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Travelling to Dublin from Liverpool"
We usually travel this way to Ireland (We travel over four or five times a year). We have found it to be the most economical as we don't have to drive to Holyhead and back. It is good value for money as two meals are provided in the price. There are two films shown which are also free. The journey is long but we take our books and the time soon passes. Because it is a big ship the journey is usually quite smooth and we've never had a problem with sea sickness. The only downside is parking near the lorries, but there are men who direct the parking. And of course, the length of the journey. All in all we would recommend this.
Reviewed by John who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"a good day to sail"
brilliant sail to and from ireland, weather good. decided to get cabin on the way back as reclining seats where not working and cold in observation lounge . Cabin great, food included to and from Liverpool was good, staff very approachable
Reviewed by Patricia who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Dublin to liverpool crossing 15.00hrs 6th June 2017"
Embarking on the ship with a car was an ordeal. The queuing system waiting for the car deck staff telling drivers to turn cars around was a nightmare and time consuming For an 8hr crossing the facilities on the ship was extremely poor. A small shop with minimal stock. No newspapers no wi fi. Poor food The ship was dark and dismal and scruffy The shower cubical in the cabin we were in was in a scruffy state especially the floor. No tv or drink facilities No English plugs in cabin. All continental. Ship was in liverpool at 11 30 pm. Disembarked ship at 2 pm. Due to length of time berthing the ship. Credit to the captain he kept passengers informed Not satisfied at all. Lot of money for poor service
Reviewed by who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Late sailing"
This is the second year we have gone with P & O. Both have been on the 2.30am sailings to Dublin from Liverpool. Both sailing have been on the early Saturday morning sailing which, because it is the Bank Holiday weekend when we go, have been delayed by 2 hours due to the increased amount of traffic over this weekend. This means that you are 2 hours later getting to bed - that is if you can get a cabin. You see P & O don't let you book a cabin when you book your sailing. Their policy is to allow bookings for 4 berth cabins but not if there are only 2 of you sailing. They keep the cabins for the HGV drivers which is their priority. THis leaves you sweating on whjether or not you can get a cabin when you board. Luckily we have managed to get one but the last time it was touch and go so we won't be crossing with them on this sailing again.
Reviewed by Eileen who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"warm clotrhing"
iIf you are travelling on ferry you need warm clothing should be worn cold day alr con was on cabin well worth money next time food very good also found most of reclyners in bad repair
Reviewed by Brian who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Easy from port to port"
From Liverpool to Dublin and back, everything was well organised and easy. The food include in the price was good and appreciated.
Reviewed by David who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Liverpool to Dublin"
Very good service. Meals weren't too bad. Meals was included in price. Over all better than other ferry companies.
Reviewed by Carl who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Liverpool Dublin"
Trip from Liverpool to Dublin on the Norbank was very smooth, staff were friendly and helpful and food was excellent. My husband who is Coeliac was offered an excellent choice of gluten-free food by a knowledgeable chef. Return journey from Dublin to Liverpool on the European Endeavour was less smooth. Chef gave the appearance of having to guess which foods were gluten-free and occasionally changed his mind which did not inspire confidence. However no ill effects in the end. Overall good a trip.
Reviewed by who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Not the best"
P & O definitely need to learn from Stena. The facilities on this trip were basic and in need of upgrading. The price for a cabin was ridiculous considering the price already paid for the trip. The breakfast was ok, however as it was a buffet style there was no limit to the amount of food that could be taken by one person and we saw a number of people loading up more than one plate or bowl and thus not leaving enough for everyone else. It would have been good to see gluten free, vegetarian and dairy free options also.
Reviewed by Stephanie who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Liverpool to Dublin sailing on 13th May 2017 3.00 sailing"
I was sailing from Liverpool to Dublin on 13th May 2017 and there was a delay. This delay caused me a lot of expense due to me having to drive from Dublin to my families home to greet guests who had booked into the property for a week and with the boat being delayed caused me to be extremely late for the guests which meant they had to go into the town of Kenmare and wait in a bar for me to arrive. I promised to pay their bill which they gave me of 58 euros. I have been travelling to and from Liverpool to Dublin for many years and my family also if I am not able to go over because we have a family home. Direct Ferries Reference Number: DFP19254719 P&O Irish Sea Reference Number: 47632125 I would appreciate a response to this email and an explanation of why the boat was delayed plus also was quite unclean in the lounge. Regards. Catherine O'Sullivan
Reviewed by Catherine O'Sullivan who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Holiday"
Right from the start it was a pleasure for my friend and me to sail with direct ferries! Lovely and kind were the people who worked on the Ferry. Very efficient which I do like as a born German! The crew, the meals and the cabins were just amazing. The Ferry was very comfortable and clean!
Reviewed by Cornelia who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Trip home "
As always pleasure to use this service use it a lot would recommend it
Reviewed by who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Norbank and European endeavour "
Going to Dublin, we went on The Norbank cabin was great ,clean , staff friendly and helpful food lovely. First time on a boat and was brilliant. I'd give this boat 10/10 .As it was so good we decided to get a cabin coming back ,we came back to Liverpool on the European endeavour the toilet wasn't clean in the cabin , we went down to get a drink about 22.30 , then had something to eat. Food was ok . Went back to our cabin and staff had let themselves in stripped the beds , our handbags were still in cabin , luckily nothing was taken ,however they shouldn't of went in our cabin till we were ready to leave the boat. So please be careful if you do get a cabin as the staff just let them selves in without permission so I personally would not go on this boat again 2/10
Reviewed by Karen who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Easy to Do"
Once again we had no problems with the P & O crossings provided by Direct Ferries. If you want a basic service where you drive on in Liverpool and wake up in Dublin, this is extremely hard to beat. I've used the service many times and no longer look anywhere else.
Reviewed by Ken who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Great Experience!"
Initially, Me and my Mrs were worried about the long journey of eight hours, but I wasn't the case, cuz we had a great time and the long journey was become a short one with great experience on the ferry.
Reviewed by Ahmad who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Ferry time"
Outward bound from Liverpool to Dublin was a good trip with friendly staff on board, cabin was comfortable and food good, the norbay is an old ship and doss not have a lift from the car deck to the cabins, and the wife is disabled and found the stairs difficult, but a good trip , the return trip was on the European endeavour , we've been on this ship before, more modern than the morbay and bennefits from a lift from the car deck to the restrant and cabins , the crossing was comfortable and again the staff are friendly , and the food good , overall we recommend P&O and will continue to use this company on our travels
Reviewed by Ian who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Ireland "
Travelled return to Ireland from Liverpool and can't fault it. Ship was clean staff friendly and helpful enjoyed the meal and watching the sport on tv. Return trip i got a cabin it was clean and comfortable keep it up!
Reviewed by Kevin who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"P and o ferry Liverpool "
Both ferry were good but i liked the Norbank best i known its was older but she was a better and nicest crew food was better and she felt more stability on it
Reviewed by who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"P and o ferry Liverpool "
Both ferry were good but i liked the Norbank best i known its was older but she was a better and nicest crew food was better and she felt more stability on it
Reviewed by who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Travel Liverpool /Dublin return"
Excellent service easy drive on and off. Staff are all extremely helpful. Food was very good and a lot of choice. It was a long journey but blankets and pillows provided which were clean. TV in bar was brilliant for passing time. Easily Recommend.
Reviewed by Brian and Gillian Leicester who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Plain sailing!"
Have travelled via P&O from Liverpool for several years now, never a problem as the saying goes it was plain sailing as always. The only downside was the food, juice as it was water only. Didn't seem to be as much choice as usual, but never the less good all round trip. Well done P&O
Reviewed by Joanne who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Plain sailing!"
Have travelled via P&O from Liverpool for several years now, never a problem as the saying goes it was plain sailing as always. The only downside was the food, juice as it was water only. Didn't seem to be as much choice as usual, but never the less good all round trip. Well done P&O
Reviewed by Joanne who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Three o'clock sailing to Birkenhead"
Improvements could be made on the layout in the dining area James mallon
Reviewed by James who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Trip to Ireland"
I have travelled on the Endeavour on several occasions and always found it too be very comfortable with friendly helpful crew and ancillary staff. food always good and accommodation likewise. Thank you. On this recent occasion I did the return trip on the Norbay, whilst the ship crew and staff were every bit as helpful and friendly I thought this ship was a little smaller than the Endeavour whilst still as comfortable the facilities were limited for sleeping but one could get a cabin if one choose, personally I prefer to see where I am going whilst seated but the Norbay limits this activity but on the whole, very good trip either way both outward and return thank you, I will return to the ferry's as it is my preferred way of travel.
Reviewed by Robert who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Smells"
Clean but smelly
Reviewed by Mirza who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Smells"
Clean but smelly or otherwise was good
Reviewed by Mirza who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Five star experience"
Have to say. This was a great experience. I was worried due to adverse weather conditions that the sailing would be cancelled or worse, I find out having travelled three hours to Liverpool. I had a call from Direct Ferries to confirm the sailing was going ahead as far as they were aware. The confirmation email worked perfectly for both crossings and went without a hitch. Great experience on both P&O and Stena Line as well.
Reviewed by Paul who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Dublin to Liverpool"
The return ferry was almost 3 hours late arriving in Liverpool at 02:20 instead of 23:30. Whilst I understand that weather conditions can be unpredictable there was very little information given out about expected arrival time and the cause of the delay. I don't think I will use this service again because of the delay.
Reviewed by who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Waste of time and money "
The ship was late been told to be at the dock 1.30am got on the ship 4.30am no apology did not get in to Dublin till 1pm
Reviewed by Mohammed Wasil who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"CAR FERRY TRIP"
We travelled from Dublin to Liverpool Port before the Christmas Period. The journey was very relaxing for us as we booked a cabin. Highly recommended. The trip back from Liverpool Port to Dublin again was brilliant and we would highly recommend using this service.
Reviewed by who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Felt more like a cruise"
Great service. Good cabin. Great food.
Reviewed by who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"First Class on economy"
We booked way ahead of time and secured a great rate for pre-Xmas not realising it included dinner and a really excellent choice of cooked breakfast on the way over (good sausages) and a dinner, average breakfast and cabin for us all on the way back. Can't fault the service or the staff nor the cost. Only gripe is the P and O website; I found it quite difficult to know where either port was. Perhaps it's just me. Overall a fantastic experience. Well done P and O.
Reviewed by Ez who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"First Class on economy"
We booked way ahead of time and secured a great rate for pre-Xmas not realising it included dinner and a really excellent choice of cooked breakfast on the way over (good sausages) and a dinner, average breakfast and cabin for us all on the way back. Can't fault the service or the staff nor the cost. Only gripe is the P and O website; I found it quite difficult to know where either port was. Perhaps it's just me. Overall a fantastic experience. Well done P and O.
Reviewed by Ez who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Ferry crossing "
First time on this ferry from Liverpool to Dublin. I was pleasently surprised.
Reviewed by Thomas who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Relaxing crossing"
We used the 3 a.m crossing to Dublin. We were fed upon embarkment and just before we arrived. The food was very nice. We were also given pillows and blankets so we could relax in the reclining chairs upstairs. We actually made ourselves comfortable on the floor, as that was easier to sleep on. The crossing was smooth. On our return, our crossing was similar. Only pillows and blankets were not provided because departure was 3 in the afternoon. As before, the crew were very friendly. We will definitely use this route again because of the overall experience and the fact that it is not a busy one.
Reviewed by who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Direct ferries incompetence "
The ship sailed early. Direct ferries were informed of the time change by P&O and neglected to inform it's passengers leaving them stranded in the port for the night without hot food or proper facilities.under their t&c they say they will try to notify of any changes , At no time was this done or attempted, which was very bad customer service!!! "We do not accept liability howsoever arising for any costs or inconvenience caused as a result of such circumstances, but we will try to notify you, if practical, using the contact details provided by you at the time of booking. "
Reviewed by Craig who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Good crossing "
Travelled to cork. Is Dublin and Liverpool recently. Slightly late setting off due to dock issues however, p and o contacted me the afternoon of the late sailing to allow for time. No problems on board to and from. Slept well in cabin on return journey. Food was okay each way and access to coffee was great. Only one issue which was I was awake late watching cricket all crew in bar area had left and sit box went into standby at crucial moment in test match leaving me frustrated and bored. All in all was okay.
Reviewed by Jeff who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"1st time with PO"
We usually use another company but after our experience we are now converted to PO------everything was a really good experience
Reviewed by Jane who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Good ship, poor staff"
Ship was good, though staff weren't very good with communication of meals. Ended up waiting for food for hours to be told I'd missed it, despite sitting in the canteen after asking them prior to this when it was starting. They didn't bother to cook any. Terrible service from kitchen/general staff. Bar staff were friendly however, and the deck crew.
Reviewed by who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Not the best sailing i've had with you"
I arrived on time, but since i last sailed with you, you have changed the P+O area layout at the port, which was a little confusing. There were no staff present, so i had to look for staff to see i was at the correct loading point. I finally found staff at the Freight check-in area. Despite your instructions being to arrive at the port at least 90 mins before departure, staff only turned up about 55 mins before scheduled departure. the loading staff were very professional, and it was only at this point that i was advised that the ferry sailing was very late, and would probably depart around 4 hours late, due to a lock being broken, or something like that. He was surprised that i hadn't been advised of this. It appeared that other people had been advised, as most of the cars turned up late, as if they had been told not to bother coming "on time" as it were. No such assistance for me though, despite having my contact details. The boat that took us was not the Endeavor, and instead it was the Norbay, so it didn't have the UK type plug sockets, which i had relied upon to charge my mobile phone battery, which died before i arrived in Dublin which was inconvenient. However, on boarding, I was given a cabin without asking or paying for, so thanks very much for that. I have travelled on this route several times before, and really liked it. This was the first time i've had any problems though. Let's hope it was a one-off.
Reviewed by Stephen who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Endeavour
"Fantastic "
I wouldn't travel To Ireland with any other ferry company I love p&o. The food & the staff. I stayed in a cabin which cost £70 which I thought a bit high but the room was grea
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