Ferry Northern Ireland Scotland
Compare ferry prices and book cheap crossings from Northern Ireland to Scotland
Travelling by boat from Northern Ireland to Scotland
Travelling by ferry from Northern Ireland to Scotland is an excellent choice! Northern Ireland Scotland ferries are operated by 2 ferry companies (Stena Line or P&O Ferries) serving the ports of Troon, Larne, Cairnryan and Belfast.
To be sure of finding a cheap Northern Ireland Scotland ferry ticket, we recommend you use our search engine, which compares offers, prices and timetables from Stena Line and P&O Ferries.
With a total frequency of over 5 crossings a day, depending on the time of year, you have plenty of options for planning your Northern Ireland Scotland boat trip.
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All Northern Ireland Scotland ferry routes
Looking for a Northern Ireland to Scotland ferry? Discover the most popular routes that allow you to sail between these different regions. Whether you want to reach islands, historic ports or picturesque beaches, ferries are a convenient and comfortable way to travel between Northern Ireland and Scotland. Comfortable cabins, on-board restaurants, cinemas, children's activities... ferries from P&O Ferries or Stena Line offer excellent facilities and services for all the family.
To plan your ferry trip to Belfast, Cairnryan, Larne or Troon use our fare comparison tool to find the best deals on Northern Ireland Scotland ferry tickets that will save you time and money. Using our easy to use price comparison tool you can find deals and timetables from a number of ferry companies including Stena Line or P&O Ferries. There's sure to be a deal to suit your needs and budget. Search from 3 ferry routes between Northern Ireland and Scotland!
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Stena Line5 crossings a day2 hours 20 min44 mi
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P&O Ferries33 mi
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P&O Ferries65 mi
Scotland: Ferry journey and discovery of the region
Edinburgh, Scotland's capital, is a must-see. The medieval old town, with its imposing castle perched on a hill, is a real architectural gem. Take a stroll along the narrow cobbled streets of the Royal Mile and visit St Giles' Cathedral. For a unique experience, attend the Edinburgh Festival, which is held every summer and is one of the biggest performing arts festivals in the world.
If you're a whisky enthusiast, head to Glasgow. This vibrant city is home to many distilleries where you can taste and enjoy Scotch whisky in all its glory. And don't miss the Kelvingrove Museum, home to fascinating art and history collections.
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