Ferry to Holyhead
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Travelling by ferry to Holyhead
Need to get to Holyhead by ferry? Looking for information and ferry tickets to Holyhead? Vivanoda helps you find the best deals on ferries to Holyhead from all 3 ports including Dublin and Dun Laoghaire. There are a total of 2 ferry routes operated by Irish Ferries and Stena Line.
The Stena Line and Irish Ferries lines to Holyhead have a frequency of around 10 crossings a day.
Statistics of Holyhead ferry port
Tips for cheaper and better ferry travel to Holyhead
You will make the right choice by choosing the ferry to Holyhead. This means of transport has undeniable advantages: comfortable, relaxing, economical... Here are some tips to save money on your ferry crossing to Holyhead and travel in the best conditions:
All crossings to Holyhead ferry port
What better way to start your trip to Holyhead than with a ferry crossing? Irish Ferries and Stena Line ferries to Holyhead offer a comfortable and affordable alternative for travellers who want to avoid the long queues and tedious boarding procedures at airports. Moreover, you can take your car or motorbike on board, allowing you to explore Holyhead and its surroundings in complete freedom as soon as you arrive.
With a wide choice of ferry companies and routes from Dublin or Dun Laoghaire to Holyhead, use our fare comparison platform to find the best deals on ferries to Holyhead for your budget and preferences. All you have to do is search!
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Irish Ferries6 crossings a day2 hours 20 min68 mi -
Stena Line4 crossings a day3 hours 20 min68 mi
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Stena Line62 mi
Where is the ferry terminal in Holyhead?
FAQs about ferries to Holyhead
To travel to Holyhead by ferry, you can depart from 3 ports in 1 countries: Dublin and Dun Laoghaire.
Ferry services to Holyhead are operated by 2 ferry companies: Irish Ferries and Stena Line
Ferry timetables to Holyhead can vary significantly depending on the time of year and ferry company (Irish Ferries or Stena Line). We strongly recommend you search for timetables on Vivanoda.
It depends on the route you want to take. The shortest crossing on the Dublin - Holyhead route takes 2 hours 20 min, while the longest crossing from Dublin - Holyhead takes almost 3 hours 20 min.
The price of a ferry to Holyhead varies greatly, depending on whether you travel by car, on foot or by bike and the time of year. Vivanoda helps you find the best deals from Irish Ferries and Stena Line to Holyhead.
When to take the ferry to Holyhead?
The best time to travel to the UK is generally in summer, from June to August. During this period, temperatures average between 15 and 25 degrees Celsius, providing pleasant conditions in which to explore the many tourist sites and enjoy the country's magnificent landscapes. The days are also longer, which means more time to explore the bustling cities of London, Edinburgh and Belfast, as well as the magnificent national parks, coastlines and castles.
However, even in summer, it's important to be prepared for sudden showers and unexpected temperature changes. It is advisable to bring waterproof clothing to deal with any unforeseen weather conditions.
Discover the country from Holyhead port
Ports served
The UK has several major ports served by ferry companies. The main ferry ports in the UK are Portsmouth, Plymouth, Poole, Southampton, Dover, Newhaven, Harwich and Liverpool. You can find ferry crossings from these ports to various destinations in Europe, including France, Spain, the Netherlands, Ireland and many more.
Ferry companies
There are several ferry companies serving British ports. The best known are Brittany Ferries, P&O Ferries, DFDS Seaways, Irish Ferries, Stena Line and Corsica Linea. Each of these companies offers different fares and timetables, so it's important to compare before booking your ferry journey.
Discover the region from Holyhead
Start your journey in the bustling city of Cardiff, the capital of Wales. Here you can visit the majestic Cardiff Castle, a historic site in the heart of the city. Then take a stroll around picturesque Cardiff Bay and enjoy its many restaurants, bars and modern attractions such as the enigmatic Millennium Centre. And don't miss the St Fagans National Museum of History, which offers a fascinating insight into Welsh culture through the centuries.
From Cardiff, head to Swansea, a vibrant and cultural port city. Stroll along the beach at Swansea Bay, visit the city's National Water Museum and explore the marina, where you'll find plenty of trendy restaurants and bars. If you have time, don't miss the Gower Peninsula, famous for its golden sandy beaches and unspoilt scenery.
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