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    Dublin Liverpool Ferry

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Quickly book cheap Dublin to Liverpool ferries here with Ferrysavers. The Dublin to Liverpool ferry route is operated solely by P&O Ferries providing a helpful connection from Ireland to England. Ferrysavers will compare all prices and times for Dublin to Liverpool to help you find the best deals but as well as that, we will also compare with Dublin to Holyhead to help you arrive in England relaxed and refreshed, knowing you got a great deal.

Dublin to Liverpool ferries with P&O Ferries are comfortable and provide modern facilities to make your holiday start the minute you step on board. Ferrysavers always has cheap prices for P&O Ferries and great deals to help you save on your trip.

See below for ferry times and detailed guides about Dublin and Liverpool.

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Dublin Information

Dublin ferry port is ideally located 2 miles from Dublin city centre. It is accessible from the N1 from the North, N4 from the West and N11 from Wexford/South. Dublin ferry port is signposted clearly from all these roads. Dublin ferry port features a modern passenger terminal with warm lounge area, a cafe, cash machine and vending machines.

Dublin is the capital of the Republic of Ireland (or Eire). Like many European cities, Dublin is a cosmopolitan city boasting a rich cultural heritage. Dublin is the focal point of the Irish art scene: from literature to theatre without forgetting architecture and modern art. Dublin also offers a vibrant nightlife and remains a popular destination for shopping with 5 large shopping districts including the famous Grafton street with its designer boutiques.

Liverpool Information

Liverpool ferry port is located on the River Mersey close to Liverpool's famous waterfront. The city has long been home to a great and historic shipping port since the 12th century when it was granted a charter by King John.

Liverpool is a former European Capital of Culture, and has a wide variety of things to do both around the city centre and near the port area. Further along the bank of the Mersey, visitors will find Liverpool's famous waterfront, home to the Royal Liver building and the Cunard building. Closer to the city centre visitors will find art galleries and museums, along with shopping centres and restaurants, and of course many dedicated sites to Liverpool's most famous sons, the Beatles.

Reviews

  • 24 Nov 2019
    Excellent

    • Does exactly what it said. Ferry to Liverpool, excellent value, lovely staff. Bit chilly in the lounge. No frills, clean, fairly comfortable with fair priced cabins should you require.

      Review by HELEN

  • 27 Oct 2019
    Family group

    • Had an amazing journey, good food, staff were very friendly.

      Review by Rose Griffiths

  • 13 Aug 2019
    Lovely journey

    • Staff were really helpful, smooth crossing, food was lovely, cabins at a great price were comfortable and clean.overall a relaxing journey that helped a big move!

      Review by Anon

  • 20 Jul 2019
    value for money

    • from the moment we got on board the service ,staff,and facilities far exceeded our expectations. we were very pleased with the performance of all the staff and the food was beyond first rate ,it felt more like a cruiser than a ferry . we look forward to traveling by P and O again . to all the staff a big thank you and to all the crew amazing job thank you .

      Review by LEON HUNT

  • 09 Jul 2019
    Perfect

    • If you buy your ticket in advance, If you travel during the day, If you eat the free breakfast and the free lunch ... the travel from Dublin to Liverpool is very cheap!

      Review by ALAIN

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