The ferry service between Holyhead and Dublin is provided by
Stena Ireland Ferry Line and Irish Ferries.
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Holyhead
Holyhead is the largest town on the island of Anglesey in Nort Wales and is perhaps known
best for being a busy ferry port serving routes to Ireland. You should also note though
that the town has many attractions and is a busy shopping and visitors centre in its own
right.
The Port itself is situated near to the town centre, and is accessible by following the A5
road from the Midlands, or by the A55 from Chester. Once you reach Holyhead town centre,
as soon as you get to the town centre you can follow the signs to the Ferries to reach the
port.
The ferry terminals in Holyhead are split in two, one for passengers and one for vehicles,
the terminals are operated by Stena Line and Irish Ferries, and both operate services to
Ireland.
The Holyhead terminal facilities include a good selection of cafe's serving a selection of
food and snacks, both hot and cold drinks, baby changing facilities, disabled toilets, a
Bureau de Change and various cash points. Car parking is easily available in Holyhead as
free of charge Short Term and there are also Park & Ride car parks further out form
the port. Closer to the port is a fee based long term car park.
Dublin
Dublin Ferry Port is a short drive or bus trip from Dublin city centre. Follow the signs
from the Ferry Port, or there are buses which will take you there from the city centre.
Throughout Dublin City and County you will find many engaging visitor attractions to
explore, from museums and galleries to modern centres of entertainment. If you are
interested in sport, art, culture, history or literature, whether you want to visit a zoo,
eat in a restaurant, visit a castle or play with fantastic childrens toys, there's
something for everyone and every family in Dublin. Dublin is a wonderful city full of
attraction both in the day and through the night. Every year Dublin attracts people from
all over the world many coming by ferry and arriving at the port of Dublin in stye and
comfort.
Approximate sea crossing time from Holyhead to Dublin by Stena Line Superferry is 3 hours
45 minute.
