Holyhead to
Dublin Ferry Crossings
Ferry Crossings from
Holyhead to Dublin are available from Stena Line and Irish Ferries (see
below).
The quickest route from the British Isles to
Dublin, take a short ferry trip from the North West of Wales to the capital of
Ireland. With up to 8 crossings each day, it's convenient with an easy 30
minutes check in.
This is a popular route to Dublin, from the small
town in Anglesey. The busy ferry port handles more than 2 million
passengers each year.
Destination: Dublin
Only 2 miles from the city
centre of Dublin serviced by fast ferry crossings from Stena Line.
Once you get to Dublin, night time entertainment is a rich mix of
international dining, world class theatre, rock concerts, jazz clubs and
traditional music. The city also has a surprisingly rural and
picturesque suburbs. The Irish capital offers plenty of variety for
the keen shopper, from top name high street stores to department stores to
designer boutiques and exclusive jewellers.
Alternatively, go sightseeing or
enjoy a pint of the famous Irish Guinness. This historic city also has
many museums to visit. There are several theatres within the city centre.
Dublin is the focal point for much of the Irish artistic scene.
There is vibrant nightlife in
Dublin and it is one of the most youthful and friendliest cities in Europe.
Pubs are constant throughout the city centre. The Temple Bar area, just
south of the River Liffey is the best-known area for nightlife.
Holyhead
Situated in Anglesea in Wales connected by the A55 and
A5 roads. The only port with direct access to Dublin port.
Excellent rail connections to Holyhead ferry port.

Route Summary (Stena
Line)
Average Sailing Duration: 3 hours 15 minutes
Number of sailings from Holyhead: Up to 4 crossings per day
Sailing times: 02.30, 08.20, 13.50, 21.30
Route Summary (Irish Ferries)
Average Sailing Duration: 1 hour 45 minutes
Number of sailings from Holyhead: Up to 4 crossings per day
Sailing times: 08.05, 08.45, 14.30, 20.55
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Stena line
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Routes with Irish Ferries
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