Operated by P&O Irish Sea on the Cairnryan Larne route
Travel in comfort and style on the superferry European Highlander and enjoy a range of delicious foods in a choice of settings, a coffee shop, a comfortable and stylish bar, and an onboard shop.
Onboard Cabins / Reserved Seating - P&O Irish Sea - European Highlander
There's some delicious food on offer in Fables restaurant or if you just want a drink and snack then pay a visit to Poets Bar or Costa Coffee.
You can pick up a bargain or two in the Seashop onboard the European Highlander with everything from fine fragrance to wines and gifts on offer.
Additional Onboard Facilities - P&O Irish Sea - European Highlander
Children are well catered for onboard the European Highlander with their own special space for colouring-in and playing.
Accessibility - P&O Irish Sea - European Highlander
Please Note: Whilst we have taken great care in making our European Highlander 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.
92% of our customers recommended this ship
"Excellent "
First time using po 100 percent better than stealing
Reviewed by Jason who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Great journey"
We were all really happy with our crossing. The boarding was quick and efficient and we were happy with the food on board. There were plenty of seats on, the staff were all friendly and the crossing was smooth too. All in all, it was a very pleasant journey
Reviewed by who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"PO FERRY "
Sailing
Reviewed by Jo who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Rough journey "
Wonderful staff
Reviewed by Peter McLaren who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"P&O Ferries"
We had a very enjoyable and relaxing journey with P&O. Hassle free check-in staff very obliging and helpful great service on the ferry. All very professional. Would happily travel with them again.
Reviewed by Claude who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Great Sailing "
Good directions to Cairnryan port, clean ship, food and service good.
Reviewed by Alexander who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Excellent service"
Brilliant staff and excellent service in club lounge Was a pleasure to sail P&O
Reviewed by John who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Staff are useless"
Staff are useless and ignorant
Reviewed by Justin who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"First time on this ferry crossing"
On time, lucky with the weather, facilities good for our 2 hour journey. Staff friendly.
Reviewed by Paul who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Cairnryan "
We found the crossing quick, the staff helpful and check in hassle free
Reviewed by Martin who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"First Class Experience "
Thoroughly enjoyed our return ferry to Larne from Cairnryan. From making the initial booking we were kept informed as to what the routine would be. The checking in and security checks were efficiently dealt with by very pleasant staff. On board the facilities were first class and the lounge areas were very comfortable. Would certainly use P&O ferries again and recommend this particular crossing.
Reviewed by Michael Heywood who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"No priority boarding"
Don’t buy priority boarding. They take no notice of it
Reviewed by Richard who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Review of travelling experience for trip between Cairnryan and Larne"
It was a good trip, good general facilities and experience. Ship was clean, food was good, as well as departure and arrival was on time.
Reviewed by Salahuddin who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Stranraer/Larne ferry "
fine crossing
Reviewed by Colin who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Good trip"
Good trip
Reviewed by John who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Cairnryan-Larne-Cairnryan trip"
Cairnryan-Larne-Cairnryan trip
Reviewed by Nazim who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"A great service"
Booked a return ferry from Cairnryan to Larn with P & O Irish ferries, the whole experience was quick efficient and friendly, the ferry was clean, and the food served fresh and hot, I would not hesitate to travel with P&O Ferries again and would also happily recommend them to others. Thank you.
Reviewed by Jim who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Seating in the forward lounge should not be used as beds."
All round very good. Vessel seemed to be in a clean condition with obvious signs of recent maintenance. Staff were competent and polite. The only issue we had was that seating in the forward lounge area was plentiful but largely taken up by passengers using the seating as beds. I think this needs to be addressed to ensure that all passengers have a chance to sit in a comfortable seat whilst aboard. My friend is disabled and unfortunately he had to sit in the galley area as not able to obtain a comfortable lounge seat.
Reviewed by Mark who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Pleasant trip"
Easy booking process and the boarding procedure is simple.
Reviewed by Chris who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Reliable, easy and afordable"
Recently took the Cairnryan - Larne return service, all went as planned and booked, friendly staff, sailing on time, cost was reasonable.
Reviewed by Benito who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Holiday travel to Ireland"
Both journeys from Cairnlyan to Larne and back very straightforward and loading without any hitch’s ( see later),. . Club lounge used but as ship not busy probably didn’t need it. Delay on return journey not fully explained. Apparently some passengers had a text.
Reviewed by Charles who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Visiting family "
Easy to book on line . Also easy to change dates for long stay. Good price
Reviewed by Kevin who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Irish crossing"
Great journey to Larne and back. Clean facilities. Great food. Highly recommend.
Reviewed by John who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"P&O better than expected "
Good aelection of food, plenty of GF options. Excellent baby changing facilities. Plenty of space on board. Overall very clean and efficient.
Reviewed by who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Appalling "
12 midday sailing Larne- Cairnryan cancelled at 11.50. Promised 4pm sailing would go on time - finally went at 5.15p.m. Very poor communication from P&O staff who clearly were motivated only to prevent defections to Stena . Our dog had to spend 8 hours either wandering around a small concrete yard or locked up in our car. Terrible experience.
Reviewed by who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Belfast and Back"
Direct Ferries are a nightmare agent, no direct contact was possible at any stage and website was appalling. Booking and making changes due to P&O action was very difficult and expensive. P&O sacked all its UK staff and many sailings were cancelled so we moved our original booking from June to September. So the admin of getting tickets was horried, the actual sailings were OK. I recommend never book via Direct Ferries, it is appalling. September
Reviewed by Robin who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Pleasant Trip"
Very good trip
Reviewed by Gordon who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Excellent service "
Excellent service from lovely staff in ferry terminal to ship staff very enjoyable experience
Reviewed by Denise who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Sail off into the sunset with confidence!"
Fabulous journeys .... staff are so kind, patient and have a ready smile. After a long, long car drive it's just what we needed.
Reviewed by Linda Boal who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Very efficient and obliging crew"
People were gathered in the cinema watching the queens funeral, when the ship sailed it changed to the move I disappointing everyone, my wife went up to purser and asked if we could have the funeral back on instead, she very kindly came in and asked us all what we would like to see and as the vast majority wanted to continue what we were watching she kindly returned it to the screen. Much appreciated by all! Well done!sailed
Reviewed by John who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Terrible "
Worse experience of my life !! I mixed up date and wen I got to ferry stena wanted 200 to change date there was no way to contact this company myself and my wife and two kids had to sleep in car my children one age 6 and another 8 month old baby had no where to go and staff at the port where rude and very unhelpful would never ever use directferries again big no no do not use
Reviewed by Ian who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Book direct with P&O and not direct ferries "
Didn’t travel due to cost of changing car booked
Reviewed by Derek who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"It's a UK car ferry"
Everything you'd expect. The staff were slick and friendly facilities more than adequate.
Reviewed by who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Impressive and easy experience "
First time travelling on a ferry. , very well organised from booking in, boarding and disembarking , very efficient
Reviewed by William who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Pleasant journey "
Departed and arrived on time. Comfortable seats. Pleasant staff
Reviewed by Angela who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Peace was disturbed "
After an efficient booking in and boarding we looked forward to an enjoyable and peaceful crossing. So we were disappointed to find a group of Celtic supporters drinking throughout the journey and being very loud. The contrast on the return was very noticeable. The coffee bar seemed to be understaffed, creating a long wait to be served. The staff were pleasant and helpful. Is the understaffing a result of the sacking of the old crew and replacing them with others and probably with fewer people?
Reviewed by Timothy who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Happy customer!"
Punctual service and check in accommodated us on an earlier than planned sailing. Can't fault any of the polite and courteous staff I had the pleasure to deal with.
Reviewed by Robert who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Dreadful company to deal with Direct Ferries"
Still waiting for my 680eu back from April when direct ferries took my money. The ferry company refused me at the dock. i didn`t travel. Where is my refund?
Reviewed by Matthew who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Hassle free crossing"
The crossing from Larne could mit gave gone any smoother. From booking to disembarking everything went like clockwork.
Reviewed by Lynn-marie who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Great Crossing"
Lovely crossing on the ferry, everything was well planned at getting the vehicles on the ferry and the staff were pleasant and helpful, there were plenty facilities on the ferry and the time just flew in
Reviewed by Michele who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Care and consideration offered"
As a senior citizen this journey was very easy despite my fears I wouldn't cope. All the staff were caring and did their best to assist me. Because of a problem with arriving at my hotel in the dark they were only too pleased to change my sailing timr to an earlier slot. The service on the ferry was of a very high standard and all staff were polite and helpful.
Reviewed by David who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Ferry crossing"
Easy access onto ferry.
Reviewed by William who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Difficulty in contacting Direct Ferries"
No problems with the sailing. My problem was I had to change my booking as I had a notification that I had a pre cancer op on the day I was returning. I tried to get in touch with Direct Ferries but was unable to get through. In panic I ended up changing my sailing on my own incurring a charge of £156 to rebook the return sailing. I also replied to an email from a Laura but got no answer.
Reviewed by Charles who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Ireland trip"
Excellent journey.
Reviewed by Paul who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Very happy "
Everything was perfect
Reviewed by Sally who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Dated ship with limited facilities"
For the same price, i'd rather go with Stena, the ships are much better and the staff are friendlier!
Reviewed by who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Relaxing experience"
No fuss enjoyable crossing
Reviewed by Stephen who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Cairnryan trip"
We sailed from Cairnryan to Larne return. Both journeys were very easy and straightforward and staff on both were very polite and helpful as were those at the port. Would be happy to sail them again.
Reviewed by who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Great service"
Excellent service! Incredibly organised and had a lovely crossing. Would thoroughly recommend.
Reviewed by Michelle who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Birkenhead-Belfast Stenna"
Nice comfortable crossing, pleasant surrowndings
Reviewed by Ken who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"First time on Ferry"
First time travelling on a ferry. I qas a little hesitant as I didnt know what to do but from start to finish everything was perfect, staff were all attentive
Reviewed by Zohfina who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Ferry to larne"
Ferry itself is great smooth quick crossing very helpful staff. Don't get the club lounge it's not good value for money.
Reviewed by who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Ferry to Scotland "
Great experience with zero issues
Reviewed by who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"All good"
Everything went smoothly
Reviewed by Nissar who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Excellent "
Staff were excellent
Reviewed by Diane who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Ireland "
Ireland
Reviewed by Patrick who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Fabulous "
100% satisfaction
Reviewed by Amadou who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"As good as it gets. "
I genuinely found this the easiest crossing I have done to NI in years!!! Smooth, efficient and speedy. Ideal. Will be back on P&O again for the next family trip
Reviewed by Alex who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Excellent service "
Excellent service. Very punctual. Easy to change dety
Reviewed by Deirdre who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Change sailing time last minute"
Notified of change of sailing time 15 minutes after booking in
Reviewed by Patrick who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"All good"
Reasonably comfortable, slightly slower than advertised , 15mins , duty free was expensive.
Reviewed by Frank who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Fantastic staff and customer service"
Everyone is very helpful and flexible with the multiple amendments we needed to make.
Reviewed by Marta who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Irish Trip"
The Staff are pleasent helpful and competant... the trip its self was good the food was good and it was very pleasent even on the return the same standards on a late sailing were adhered too.. the only conplaint was another passenger who thought it was ok to turn here phone on during a call and wake us from our slumber as we had drove 376 miles and were resting she proceeded to basicly shout at the phone and laugh even when asked to tone it down a bit this english woman decided she was more important than anyone else... so the result was a very grumpy driver and passenger at this selfish p[athetic woman ... the staff should have to9ld her to be quiet ... that is my only fault on this sailing...
Reviewed by Jeff who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Excellent "
Easy to use, everything happened without problems
Reviewed by who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Road to Ireland "
P &O ferry’s was very good especially in larne very helpful has we had to return earlier no charge for changing booking and very helpful getting us in lift as we have difficulty walking
Reviewed by Jacqueline who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Service"
Good service
Reviewed by Bilal who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Very efficient"
Very efficient, very comfortable
Reviewed by Martin who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Great staff service but connectivity for foot passengers at Cairnryan could be improved"
The staff at both terminals (Larne & Cairnryan) were absolutely wonderful. Nothing was too much trouble and I really felt I was being looked after. What surprised me was the very small proportion of foot passengers at Larne. We were fewer than ten. On the outward leg (Larne to the ferry), there was a designated bus service, which was great. But at Cairnryan, there was no waiting bus service to Stranraer Town. The terminal staff were great, called me a taxi and even made me a cup of tea but I would have liked a bus to have met the ferry.
Reviewed by who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Punishing Drivers for Arriving in Good Time"
We strive to get to the port in good time and not clog up the system by arriving at the last minute. You then proceed to penalise us by loading the boat so we will be the last cars off at the destination port and behind all the slow-moving wagons. After arrival at Cairnryan we travelled to the M6, we were still trying to pass slow moving wagons off the ferry when on the last stretch of the A75, adding at least 45mins to our journey time. Next time we will sit outside the port till the last minute and so be the last on the boat but the first off.
Reviewed by Terence who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"1st time visiting "
I found it a smooth trip and friendly staff Facilities were great and plenty of things to see
Reviewed by Samantha who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Very easy and convenient "
Ferry was punctual and crossing was lovely as sea was calm and weather good
Reviewed by John who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Ireland to Scotland"
My wife and I travelled from Ireland to Scotland and return. The Ferry trip was excellent, very punctual both ways, staff were very polite and helpful and the catering was excellent.
Reviewed by Robert who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Wonderful trip"
We had a great sailing both ways, staff were helpful when needed lift for my parent. Lovely meal and friendly staff. The ferry crossing added to the holiday
Reviewed by Lesley who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Shocked I'm having to even write this "
Scratched on headlights tyres let down and motorhome not running as it was when getting on in Ireland so certain someone has tampered with it won't be using p&o again
Reviewed by Alasdair who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Larne trip"
Overall good experience. Departing Larne was delayed but return was on time. It's a short crossing but it would still be better if the duty free shop was open.
Reviewed by Alan who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Sailing with p&o"
Punctual. Friendly staff.
Reviewed by Geraldine who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"The Larne to Cairnryan ferry "
We greatly enjoyed the short voyage from Larne to Cairnryan on the 'European Highlander'. It was a lovely summer's day with a very gentle breeze and no waves or swell to worry about. The ship was not too crowded, the food and coffee were excellent. We found a comfortable place to be in the 'Video Lounge' with excellent distance between seating (w.r.t. Covid concerns). The ship was bang on time and we had a very easy time of loading and unloading in our rental car. It could not have been better!
Reviewed by Hamish who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Scotland"
Asked for a refund in Feb not received, didn't go on ship as partner terminaly ill.
Reviewed by Russell who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"P and o"
I heard the tall blond man behind the bar give bad manners and be smart to nearly every customer.
Reviewed by Kevin who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Confused communications"
No issues with the ship or staff however booking through Direct Ferries resulted in having to contact P & O direct to confirm that the ferry time had changed. Received an email from Direct ferries the day before I returned telling em the crossing was at 2.00pm when in fact it was 5pm. I will not use Direct Ferrie sagain and will book direct with P &O.
Reviewed by Mike who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Lovely and easy ferry to Ireland and back again"
The ferry was on time, it had everything we needed on board (including a kid's room, a baby changing room, and strong coffee), and overall we couldn't have been happier with it. Maybe some more food options would have been nice, but we would happily take this ferry again, and advise it to others.
Reviewed by Daniel who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Thanks p+o"
Excellent service and great staff. 👍👍👍
Reviewed by Daniel who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Happy travels "
Enjoyable, very satisfying journey!! 👌👍🏻
Reviewed by Catherine who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Family "
Travel from manchester everything went well on the crossing which I love as it was only 2 hours crossing
Reviewed by Marion who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"comfortable in lounge and friendly service"
we did a round trip with our vehicle to Ireland and back. The staff was great and lounge very comfortable.
Reviewed by Charla who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"P&O Irish Ferry. "
Always very welcoming staff, very clean facilities, just a pleasure to travel with.
Reviewed by Michael who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Great trip "
Great trip. Nothing at all to complain about. Happily recommend
Reviewed by who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Use Stena Line folks"
Would never use direct ferries again I had changes made to sailing times which may not be the fault of direct ferries but I have emailed him company on numerous occasions and can’t get a reply, phoning them is useless as you can’t get speaking to a person all in all an awful company to deal with that
Reviewed by William who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"trip to ireland"
going out was ok although they changed the time we had to print a new ticket coming back they changed the time also but didnt change the time on the ticket so we had to sit at larne for three and a half hours with two dogs in the car not happy
Reviewed by Alan who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"No response "
Next time will book with P&O. Left sitting at the port as departure date changed and no communication from direct ferries. No contact or response. Better to go direct to the ferry company
Reviewed by Gavin who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Terrible trip "
Terrible trip caused by a pack of loutish football fans who behaved obnoxiously for the entire journey. Staff on the ship did nothing to stop this, while passengers were intimidated and harassed by this bus load of losers. P&O has a responsibility and duty of care to passengers. The idea that they did not provide security to passengers when they knew these football fans were going to be there is ridiculous and unacceptable.
Reviewed by David who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Belfast Business Trip"
This review is for people who need to take a lot of luggage across the water. If we didn't have our business products we would have chosen to fly as it is quicker and less expensive. However, with that said, the staff were attentive and the ferry was clean and punctual. We contacted a member of staff as we thought we may be late, but they assured us. As it happens we were on time. I would definitely recommend this ferry if you are travelling to or from Northern Ireland.
Reviewed by Gary who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Easy & efficient "
Travelled with husband & 3 children with car & caravan. Outbound & return ferries were both on time and check-in & onboard staff helpful & friendly. Facilities were clean & well managed. Had been a bit dubious after P&O’s recent well-publicised issues but I have no complaints at all.
Reviewed by Karen who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Disappointed"
The ship had three vehicles booked on it, containing at least one disabled person in each, (one with a wheelchair) who were left until the last to be boarded. No assistance was offered other than being asked if we required a lift. My wife and On arrival at the port to book in and being reconised as disabled I was asked if we required the lift, my answer was yes. The three vehicles containing disabled persons were left to the very last to be boarded without being asked if we needed further assisstance, even though one contained a person in a wheelchair. My wife and I had also booked the club lounge which to say the least was very disappointing. When we arrived at the lounge we were told by the member of staff on duty that due to the large number of people booked in the lounge there were very few seats left and not a lot of snacks. The furniture left a lot to be desired with hard chairs, tables pushed together and very little personal space. I would not recommend P&O ferries on this experience after travelling for a similar price on Stenna Line ferries, which had excellent customer care and a far superior lounge. I had booked the club lounge, but due to being some of the last to be boarded, when we found our way to it, we were disappointed to be told by the member of staff on duty that due to the large number of people booked in the lounge there wasn't many seats left and unfortunately because of this there was very little in the way of snacks left. The comfort of the seating leaves a lot to be desired and the space for each person, in our opinion, also leaves a lot to be desired. Comparing the P&O ferry we travelled on against the Stenna Line ferry, for a simalar price, i would advise travelling Stenna Line every time.
Reviewed by Andrew Gladman who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"No communication"
No communication to let me know times had been changed, from 14:00 to 16:00 sailing. No members of staff seemed to know the reason why.
Reviewed by who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Trip to Scotland"
Service was as expected. Punctuality was great. Sure beats the current airport queue's
Reviewed by Barry who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"good sailing, clean punctual, we likey"
A good 2 hr crossing, toilets and ship very clean - unlike other experiences , staff friendly and helpful, bar staff nice and chatty, on time, well organised - what more do you need???
Reviewed by David who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Scotland family trip"
Good
Reviewed by Sandra who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Cairnryan to Larne"
On time, good food, bar a bit busy on return leg
Reviewed by Graham who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"All in time "
Very professional handling of the crew
Reviewed by who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"On time and easy to use"
Our first time on this route and we were impressed by the ease of boarding and disembarking, and the punctuality on both legs of the journey. Sea conditions were good, too; couldn't ask for more!
Reviewed by John who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Irish Sea Crossing"
Everything went smoothly without a hitch, even the sea was calm.
Reviewed by Richard who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Confusion and lack of communication "
We were loaded late and then on the wrong deck, we then had to unload and go to another deck. The guy trying to explain it to everyone spoke little to no English. We were then told to use the elevator then not to. Overall communication was bad
Reviewed by Michael who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Plain sailing"
Planned the trip to the Emerald Isle all on line with no problems, took minutes. Website a doddle. Trip over and return went without a hitch. Will be booking again for next year.
Reviewed by Robert who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Larne CAIRNRYAN "
Lovely shipgreat sevice
Reviewed by Patrick who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Crossing to and from Northern Ireland "
The ferry was spotless and the staff friendly. Plenty of food options. The failing came when it comes to entertainment we sauled with 2 young children and they was nothing for them to do. Once they had eaten it was hard work to entail them. The kids room was aimed at babies and full.of them crawling so my 2 couldn't walk round. The arcade games are either 2 big for them to reach or 18 rated. The 3 to 9 yr olds need to be thought about. All in all a ok crossing but will go with another company next time.
Reviewed by who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
" Nearly missed the crossing "
On the whole the travel side went smoothly but I was sent the wrong time to sail from larne to Stranraer. The email we were sent gave us 17.00 hours when in fact it sailed at 16.00. We only just made it by accident by getting there too early. It could have been devastating as we could have missed our transfer. Also just a note that a lot of the new staff don’t speak very good English and got our drinks order wrong on two occasions which was frustrating. You need to get your act together. People matter.
Reviewed by Teresa who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Poor Communication "
After being emailed, texted and told on the app that my crossing time had changed from 12 noon to 2pm. On arrival at the port we were then informed that we were booked on the 12 o clock ferry and they don’t even have a 2pm crossing. We were told by P&O that this is quite a common thing that direct ferry’s do. Direct ferry’s have blamed P&. We got on the next ferry at 4pm which was lucky. The worst start to our holiday! Once on the ship it was a pleasant 2hr crossing
Reviewed by Luke who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Out or control kids"
I have taken this ferry a few times and this is the first time there were so many children acying rude and out of control. They were screaming, crying, running, climbing as if they were at an outdoor park. This is complete out of control behavior and it bothered everyone hey the staff did nothing to control it. Worst ferry ride ever
Reviewed by Ilana who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"25 minutes to get off "
It might be a 2 hour sailing but it took 25 minutes to get off
Reviewed by Robert who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"All good"
Efficient booking and loading. Good crossing
Reviewed by Martin who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Smooooooth"
Could not have wished for more. Staff ultra-helpful, timing perfect, voyage relaxed and comfortable, pre text reminder of journey, almost wished it was a longer experience.
Reviewed by Raymond Cotterill who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Not given updated information"
Travelled with P&O via Direct Ferries on arriving at Cairnryan for a 11am sailing we were informed that the sailing was not happening and we would be on the 12 midday sailing, Direct Ferries didn't update us with the information , we were informed that P & O had advised them to inform all customers but this didn't happen apart from that the outward sailing was fine, return journey was delayed due to a problem with the ferry but were fully updated at the port.
Reviewed by Susan who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Travel Experience"
We drove from South Wexford yesterday in time for the 4.00pm sailing from Larne to be told ferry was cancelled. We did not receive any message, email or telephone call. We had to wait 4 and a half hours at the terminal to catch the next sailing by another boat. Our outward journey was very stressful too not knowing if the boat was sailing or not. The food onboard yesterday was very disapointing soup and main course amost cold.
Reviewed by Archibald Rose who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"No one should use P &O ferries"
Paid for a return trip and due to P &O sacking staff for cheap labour ferries were suspended. No notifications from P & O had to get information from their twitter account. And had to pay twice with a different provider for a return trip back to Cairnryan. I will never use P & O again.
Reviewed by Mary who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Not really a good experience booking was easy but the lack of communication when P&O ferry's cancell"
Won't use P&O again hope I get some money back
Reviewed by Andrew who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Cancellation "
Do I get reimbursed because I booked with you and my return sailing was cancelled with P&O and I had to pay £170 to get back home from Ireland.
Reviewed by John who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Feedback"
Will never book with you again
Reviewed by Ronald who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Tragedy for loyal staff"
The staff were excellent and professional. Many I noticed went the extra mile and the captain on both ships great communicators. Tragically they may have list their jobs through the greed of the ships owners. I certainly do not plan to travel with p&o if at all possible for future journeys. Better to pay a little more and have staff appreciated. A sad day
Reviewed by Wesley who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"8th and 11th March 2022"
Boat was clean and the staff helpful. Sailing left and docked on time and the journey was comfortable.
Reviewed by Colin who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"It was an efficient service. However I paid £12"
!£12 for the Club Lounge which was a total waste of my money as it was so packed it didn't feel safe, eith Covid , to t o in!
Reviewed by Christine who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"FIRST SAILING......"
ALL WAS GOOD FROM START TO FINISH MUCH BETTER THAN ANY AIR EXPERIENCE.....TOTAL FREEDOM TO DO ANYTHING REALLY UNLIKE AIR TRAVEL......,.
Reviewed by William who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Adventure "
The journey was very smooth and enjoyable, and we will use this crossing in the future.🙂🙂
Reviewed by Eric who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Economical"
Opted to travel as a foot passenger as P&O didn't double their prices, unlike StenaLine, for the Irish mid-term break. Was collected by a courtesy bus & driven onto the ship. Staff were very helpful, good humoured & attentive, even though they were understaffed. I'd recommend travelling with this company.
Reviewed by Alison who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"really frustrated!! very poor service from direct ferry company. P&O Boat was fine. Cairnryan Port:"
Really frustrated and annoyed with the service I received from Direct ferries. The ferry was cancelled due to the weather warnings. I phoned P&O and they said it had to be notified of change from Direct Ferries.Their online service would not change booking as it was within 24hours. and their phone line does not answer callers. I emailed my request to change to another sailing I'm Still waiting on a reply!! I went to Cairnryan and they said I could go on next boat. Which I did. On returning the earlier ferry had been cancelled and although I had a booking for the 11am ferry they wouldn't let us on because of backlog and made us wait for next ferry. Epic journey eventually got home 9.30pm should have bee 4pm. Very disappointed thought I had booked direct with P&O but direct ferries/p&o had barged in!! Only discovered this later when the problems started. Downside at Cairnryan Jennifer was left to do everything on her own!! She coped well but shouldn't have had to.
Reviewed by Andrew who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Adversity "
Despite the awful conditions the ship sailed. This was due to the recent storms. The crossing was smooth, staff helpful and the food was lovely. I would recommend this crossing all the time.
Reviewed by Ian who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Last min booking "
Outgoing & return, every encounter with a member of staff was first class. Polite, professional, booking agent on counter, two G4s staff, catering manager…I will stop there, this was a humble, respectful crew, regardless of their position.
Reviewed by who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Won’t answer phone for refund"
Title says it all, have been ringing for 4 hours and no one will answer, worst customer service I encountered
Reviewed by Nigel who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"First impressions matter"
Check in a Cairnryan started with a warm welcome at reception and throughout the staff and crew were friendly helpful and efficient. Outward winds were gusting 50mph but comfortable and no drama.
Reviewed by who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Get trip "
Fantastic service smooth sailing
Reviewed by Marina who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"There and back again"
The weather was fair and kind both ways and the ship tidy in all departments. The barman took instruction well on the proper way to pour a pint of Guinness on the way to Larne. upon return 10 days later, I asked him if he remembered, he said he did , whereupon he poured a lovely creamy pint in the time honoured manner as taut in the Dublin brewery. All was well.
Reviewed by Pat Blair who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Weekend in Larne"
Lovely crossing, both ways. Helped by good weather. Staff on board and at terminals friendly and helpful.
Reviewed by Huw who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Quicker to get booked on at short notice than P& O website "
Cheaper, quicker,and great service
Reviewed by Patricia who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Our experience"
The ship, staff are always nice and the staff pleasant. Our issue is the prices. Within day's the price of travel had increased. I will look for an alternative for our next trip based on the price
Reviewed by Paul who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Recommended"
Excellent no problems, rather pricey but great service .
Reviewed by Eric who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Staff are Fantatic"
The staff were amazing, went out of there way to be helpful, especially the Spanish Gentleman and Costa Coffee. He went out of his way to help people that were very sick because the crossing was choppy. He was first class and he makes a mean Frapachino
Reviewed by Naomi who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Awful customer service, rely rude restaurant staff"
Need to change return ticket and had to rebook as got no reply. Staff in restaurant are very rude and abrupt
Reviewed by Roisin who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Customer service Direct Ferries"
Nothing wrong with the ferry but will not use direct ferries again. Bought a flexible ticket we thought would make things easier but needed to change last minute. Impossible had to do the change on line but it takes 48hrs which was no good, tried phoning but nobody manning the phones so what is the point not even an online chat facility.
Reviewed by Nosillas who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Excellent!"
Excellent!
Reviewed by Greta who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Travel Cairnryan to Larne "
Excellent trip again cannot fault the streamless experience and outstanding service from staff and the fantastic facilities on offer for adults and families. Well done and thank you look forward to using this service in the future journey to family in Ireland 🇮🇪 🤩
Reviewed by Joanne who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Always a great experience on P&O"
We always enjoy taking the ferry to and from Northern Ireland and Scotland and never have a bad experience. We always book through Direct Ferries as their prices are good, staff communication, and email updates are brilliant and comforting. The staff on board the ship are attentive and friendly, including catering, car deck staff, and checking in staff too. Especially in times of Covid-19, we're grateful for the cool, calm, and collected atmosphere that all staff involved with the ferry check in, and traveling, create for everyone on board :) Thaaaaanks
Reviewed by Bridie who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"new year"
it was fine
Reviewed by Philip who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Excellent "
Very good service and very safe
Reviewed by Malik Shahzad Ahmad who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"P&O ... simply the best."
I travelled to from Cairnryan to Larne to bring my 91 year old father to stay with us for Christmas. We all travelled from Larne back to Cairnryan. My Dad has a blue badge and this let the P&O staff know that he needed assistance. The staff were so compassionate, kind and helpful. We did the same journey after Christmas to get my Dad back home. Again the service was amazing. The ship was well wiped and cleaned in accordance with Covid regulations. The journey port to port is exactly 2 hours in duration. Definitely the fastest operator. I travel this route often to visit my Dad: I would not consider using any other operator.
Reviewed by Sylvia who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Excellent "
Very pleasant experience. Stress free.
Reviewed by who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Christmas trip to N. Ireland"
This was a first class trip to NI via the Cairnryan/Larne service onboard European Causeway. As ever, P & O were very well organised; staff onboard were excellent and it was so good to see that a member of the staff took time to go round the accomodation spaces enforcing the mask wearing legal requirement. Funny how some people, even after all this time, still fail to do the right thing and wear their mask. I was so pleased to hear the Captain make a main broadcast to remind individuals that this is a lawful requirement. Catering onboard is now so much better with friendly and informed staff there to assist. Arrival and disembarkation in Larne was hassle free and I give P & O a 10/10 for this service.
Reviewed by William who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Cairnrian ferries "
Brilliant Service
Reviewed by Christopher who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Cairnryan to Larne return"
We were impressed with the ease abs organisation right from the start when we booked our tickets. Everything was according to schedule- timings almost exactly the same as booked. We were notified by email of a change in sailing time before we sailed. On board, the toilet facilities were spotless and our seating area clean and comfortable. We will definitely be sailing with PandO again.
Reviewed by who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Trip to Ireland"
Great trip. Good service.
Reviewed by who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Great service "
Have regularly travelled with P&O Cairnryan to Larne and back, its the shortest crossing so better for the dog we also use the club lounge and that is money we'll spent, great value and excellent service.
Reviewed by Diarmid who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"First time in Larne Harbour. Very helpful "
Very helpful. My van broke down coming off. Just started with hill start
Reviewed by Martin who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"My Trip December 2021"
Easy and quick check-in and boarding. Ship on time both journeys
Reviewed by Steven who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Ferry"
Trip was on time and staff were very friendly
Reviewed by Gerard who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Customer service is garbage"
Booked for 12:00 crossing Email received stating new time was 11:00 Then received email stating it was 12:00 Asked at information desk on departure, they didn't know, was told to contact PO, tried to contact PO without success. Emailed PO never received a reply Customer service us garbage
Reviewed by Jason who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Christmas trip"
Very welcoming. Clean . Friendly staff. Efficient load/unload. Depart/arrival times spot on. On board facilities clean. Overall , excellent.
Reviewed by Sydney who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Brilliant ferries "
Brilliant trip. Everything was good. Clean , polite staff, ontime. Highly recommend it. Thanks
Reviewed by Ali who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Sailing from Ireland "
We didn't go on the trip as we had covid. Any chance we could get a refund or a free sailing.
Reviewed by Paddy who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Helpful and Flexible, which is getting rare nowadays"
Because of a delay with my Flight in I was able to delay my Ferry departure by 3 hours, you won't get that service with many others
Reviewed by Roger who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Relaxing "
Took car over on return journey. Nice clean boat and relaxing journey both ways.
Reviewed by Peter who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Really good"
On time, staff very friendly, for a first timer it was really easy to get things done properly, smooth ride as well.
Reviewed by Daniel who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Enjoyable crossing"
We very much enjoyed our sailings with P & O. Ferry was clean, quiet and the club lounge was comfortable.
Reviewed by Susan who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Ferry to Northern Ireland"
Good fast crossing, comfortable ship, good coffee, plenty choices of food and cheerful, helpful staff thanks for a great crossing.
Reviewed by George who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Not happy"
What you on about your records show a traveled. A traveled 3 hours to get there to be told my boat was cancelled 🙃 absolutely disgusting way the lack of updates from a company your size. Yes 3 hours home again. Missed my grandad funeral 💔 so am looking for a dull refund and I'll never use yourself again.
Reviewed by William who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Sailing cancelled "
My sailing for Friday 26th was cancelled, therefore, I contacted P&O Ferries on the morning of the 27th and they have rescheduled my next sailing for Sunday 28th at 08:00hrs weather permitting, however, I have not to date received any communication/email confirmation of such change from direct ferries. Can you please advise me on how I proceed with ticket confirmation?
Reviewed by Kirsty who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"ease of use Direct ferries"
P & O website was very difficult to use, kept crashing or asking for the same information time and time again. Seemed to think I wanted to go to Calais!! Direct Ferries website brilliant Ship was ideal
Reviewed by Edwin who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Ferry crossing "
Good
Reviewed by Philip who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Tan smoothly. "
Shop wasn’t really up to much. Was looking for some Irish souvenirs but it was 90% Scottish.
Reviewed by who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Great Service"
On time, clean , no issues
Reviewed by Joanne who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Abuse of power by a security guard"
I had the most shocking abuse of power from a security guard who was on a complete power trip! I was resting in my car before boarding and he knocked on my window and told he needed me to be awake and alert to allow me to board the ferry, this was 45 minutes before boarding! He took my boarding pass and said he would be the one to decide if I got on the ferry or not! Shocking abuse of power!!!!!!!
Reviewed by Fiona who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Novmeber 2021"
Booking the ferry was easy and straight forward. Ferry was clean and we had a pleasant trip. Needed to amend our return date and passenger details. After trying countless times to amend the booking online and having spent hours trying to get through on the telephone to speak to someone was extremely frustrating. Eventually, I was called back by a member of staff who finally amended the booking.
Reviewed by Dave who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Good crossing"
Excellent
Reviewed by Thomas who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Very Helpful!"
This was a work ferry booking and Direct Ferries were very helpful throughout. Due to work reason a missed ferry going out happened but we were arranged the next crossing with no fuss. The departure crossing needed to be changed for a earlier day finish and again this was easy to change and no issues. Would very much recommend Direct Ferries.
Reviewed by Ionut who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"European Highlander "
Courteous, helpful and attentive from checking in until we drove of the vessel. Excellent.
Reviewed by who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Trip to Belfast"
Had a great time on the ferry.
Reviewed by Ian who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"My trip from Scotland to Northern Ireland and back"
The ferry was really easy to get to on both ends, very organised, clean, very friendly staff and helpful. An enjoyable experience and a smooth crossing both ways
Reviewed by David who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Stress free journey"
Efficient boarding and disembarking
Reviewed by Ashlene who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"P & O ferries review "
Thoroughly enjoyed my travel with the company and for there in no time . I even managed to get a little nap in between. Everyone was so nice to me .
Reviewed by Silvana Maria who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Experience with PO Ferries "
Excellent service definitely would use the ferry rather than flying feel more safer.
Reviewed by Thomas who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Disappointed with hygiene "
I was disappointed at the obvious lack of hygiene especially in these troubling times of covid pandemic. Laminated menus in Club Lounge were filthy with food stains and finger marks. So much so I refused to touch them. Other passengers failed to wear face masks when moving about the ship. All went unchallenged. I noted that the offenders had English accents. They should have been reminded of Scottish and Northern Irish law. Food disgusting. Tinned mushrooms. Cold food. Runny egg. Inedible. No staff to supervise lift access which I have to use. Lift being used by able bodied men in working gear while those who had no alternative but to use the lift had to wait in a queue. Poor show in every respect. Considering using Stenaline in future to see if they are any better
Reviewed by Lorraine who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"My trip"
Great trip no complaints
Reviewed by Jonathan who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Break to Scotland "
Easy to book Comfortable ferry Friendly staff
Reviewed by Jill who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"No experience"
Did not travel due to Covid 19 virus. Self isolation and advised not to travel by government Can I have my money back or used for future journeys
Reviewed by David who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Ferry travel "
We had a good crossing on the ferry journeys all staff very helpful
Reviewed by Madeline who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Very good "
Very straight forward all the way from booking to disembarking - that’s all you need to know 😁😁😁
Reviewed by Kevin who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Smooth sailing "
Very straightforward and efficient booking service! And the cheapest quote I found even going via going direct to the companies! Definitely will use again! SO MUCH BETTER than flying 🙌🏻 Cannot comment on food as I never ate or drank anything!
Reviewed by Rachael who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Excellent service "
Clean, comfortable, on time, curious.
Reviewed by Gilbert Daniel John who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Lovely journey"
Beautiful day, the ferry was calm and relaxing, the staff are friendly and available to answer any queries, nicer than any airport.
Reviewed by Joanne who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Scotland"
Had a very pleasant journey over and back. Pity it is a wee bit expensive. If it were a bit cheaper we and I am sure a lot more people would use instead of the plane.
Reviewed by Hugh who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Great trip"
My recent journey with P & O from Cairnryan to Larne and back again could not have gone better. Well organised , quick and hassle free!
Reviewed by who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Happy"
The whole experience was made so easy from the start of my booking. All the staff were polite and professional in carrying out their duties. Ship sailed on time.
Reviewed by who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Plain Sailing"
We hadn't used this route for a number of years having instead having used the Holyhead Dublin, or Cairnryan Belfast routes with various other Companies. Everything about this crossing was top class and we will certainly be using this as our preferred crossing in future. The roads on the approach to Larne are excellent. The terminal at Larne was a treat with friendly security checks and a quick and friendly check in. In the terminal building , the toilet facilities were the cleanest I have ever seen anywhere and the café very comfortable. The ferry itself was in tip top condition in all the passenger areas and the crew friendly and welcoming. Off loading at Cairnryan was quick and easy. Well done P&O!
Reviewed by Anthony who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Experience of taking ferry to Northern Ireland "
This is the 1st time I have taken to Northern Ireland.
Reviewed by who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Happy "
We are very pleased and we will definitely use your services more than once. Thank you very much.
Reviewed by Jerzy and Marlena who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Cairnryan to Larne "
Having travelled from rosskeen in the highlands i arrived at cairnryan port and gates were closed ferry was loading up the lorries. Having a flexi ticket I went into reception where two ladies checked me in and I got onto the ferry. I was four hours early. Excellent service from all staff
Reviewed by Pam who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"First time route"
Great clean and on time
Reviewed by Martin who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Great service"
Had breakfast on board and great choice wither you wanted full breakfast,crossant,or Cereal and fruit.Staff very polite from boarding to greeting you aboard to catering staff .excellent service
Reviewed by who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Sure will use it again "
Great service. Highly recommended
Reviewed by who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Cairnryan to Larne"
Short efficient trip old but functional boat, different this time as car passenger rather than a freight passenger, even so enjoyable
Reviewed by Philip who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Craigryan to Larne 13-1-20"
We sailed over on 13-1-20 at 20.00 in the middle of storm Brendan and the crossing was rough (no fault of P and O) the previous sailings had all been cancelled. The return trip on 15-1-20 at 10am was totally fine. The ship's facilities are good including a restaurant and lounge with a very comfortable video lounge. The information from P and O regarding cancellations because of the storm was not very up to date so I would suggest more info on the help line. Otherwise no problems. I will use this service again. David Bayley
Reviewed by David who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"efficient, friendly & easy"
Overall the experience was very good from checking in - disembarking - absolutely no complaints and will definitely use this service again.
Reviewed by Kabdxb who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Family trip"
Everything was dead on jobs a carrot and very good value for money
Reviewed by Ian who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Unnecessary plastic"
Pleasant journey and good to have soya milk but dismayed by the tiny milk capsules going into the bin in the restaurant - surely it would be easy enough to have a milk jug?
Reviewed by who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Easy, hassle free trip"
The trip was easy and hassle free. The ship was clean, well run and maintained. We traveled with our dogs and had no issues with the trip. This was on the expensive side of ferry trips, much more then ferries to Scotland or France we've taken, but all the ferries to n ireland seem expensive so it wasn't just P&O.
Reviewed by Jennifer who travelled with P&O Irish Sea on European Highlander
"Christmas across the sea"
Booking was very easy and when we needed to change the arrangements they were helpful and understanding pleasant trip overall
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