Cairnryan Belfast Ferry
Cairnryan Belfast Ferries with Stena Line - Prices from £572
Quickly book cheap Cairnryan to Belfast ferries here with Ferrysavers. The Cairnryan to Belfast ferry route is operated solely by Stena Line providing a helpful connection from Scotland to Northern Ireland. Ferrysavers will compare all prices and times for Cairnryan to Belfast to help you find the best deals but as well as that, we will also compare with Cairnryan to Larne and Liverpool Birkenhead to Belfast to help you arrive in Northern Ireland relaxed and refreshed, knowing you got a great deal.
Cairnryan to Belfast ferries with Stena Line are comfortable and provide modern facilities to make your holiday start the minute you step on board. Ferrysavers always has cheap prices for Stena Line and great deals to help you save on your trip.
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5 crossings daily2 hr 15 min
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Cairnryan - Belfast
Car + 4Travel: Saturday, 14 August 2021 - Saturday, 21 August 2021from: £572
Cairnryan Information
The port at Cairnryan is only 5 miles from Starnraer, and has good road connections to Glasgow and a long-term car park. Cairnryan is a small Scottish village overlooking Loch Ryan in the south-west of Scotland, set amongst some glorious countryside. Cairnryan is mostly notable today for its large, modern ferry port, and has been of vital importance in maritime history, due to its use during the Second World War. During the War Cairnryan's port had three piers and a military railway constructed by the army linking the village with Stranraer. These developments along with its strategic position of being closer by sea to Northern Ireland paved the way for Cairnryan to be regarded as a vital Scottish port ever since.
Belfast Information
Titanic Belfast is a 'must see' place on any trip to Belfast and has become the most popular tourist attraction in Northern Ireland and one of the top attractions in Ireland. The city itself was voted as one of the best visited cities in Europe.
Belfast's ferry port is located in the heart of Belfast city with easy and well signposted access from all major routes. The ferry port is therefore just moments away from all that Belfast has to offer; from the bustling shopping quarter to the remarkable Victorian Architecture and the breath-taking views of rolling countryside and open seas.
Within minutes of driving off the ferry you can join the network of motorways through Northern Ireland, getting you quickly on your way to your final destination, or why not stay in Belfast and soak up the city's rich cultural history and vibrant, modern atmosphere. From a trip to the zoo to a guided walking tour of the city there is something to capture everyone's attention on a trip to Belfast, one of the UK's major cities.
Reviews
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12 Feb 2020Awesome
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Defo go with stena again
Review by Anon
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09 Feb 2020Business trip
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The process was good the ship was modern clean and very comfortable considering the sea state for my crossing all in all a good experience!
Review by Malky
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27 Jan 2020Short weekend trip
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The booking through ferrysavers was simple and quick and easy to follow, and good value for money
Review by NIGEL SOAN
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19 Jan 2020Brilliant
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Ferry was not busy so managed to find a quiet spot and rest for the long ongoing journey. Lov er lu smooth crossing too. Could not have wished for a better journey. Will choose that route again.
Review by KERSTIN SHAND
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02 Jan 2020Good trip
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Good trip easy getting on off ferry. Next to me I will wait 15 mins after disembarking at Cairnryan though it was like a racetrack for large wagons leaving the ferry on the A75 a bit scary with some of the impatient drivers in the dark on a road that I was unfamiliar with
Review by Anon
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