Aberdeen Port Ferry Overview

Aberdeen Ferry Terminal is located within the historic city of Aberdeen on the North East coast of Scotland. The port is a very convenient port of departure, being located just 125 miles from Edinburgh and 145 miles from Glasgow. Aberdeen is served well by all forms of public transport. Aberdeen Harbour is important as the largest in the north of Scotland and as a ferry route to Orkney and Shetland. Established in 1136, it has been referred to as the oldest business in the UK.

Aberdeen Harbour is one of Britain's busiest ports, & is now the principal commercial port for Northern Scotland. Handling over 9,000 visiting ships & approximately 4 million tonnes of cargo a year valued at approx. £1.5 billion, the Port is also Scotland's main East Coast ferry port & port-of-call for cruise ships.

Aberdeen is Scotland's third most populous city and one of Scotland's 32 local government council areas. Aberdeen is home to the Scotland's largest national park, a dramatically imposing coastline and a vibrant city centre.

Aberdeen Ferry Port Scotlands busiest Ferry Port offering World Class Facilities

Aberdeen Port Services

Terminal Facilities at Aberdeen Ferry terminal include an enquiry desk, a payphone, vending Machines serving hot and cold drinks and Toilet and wash room facilities.

Northlink Ferries also offer a left luggage facility to passengers who are booked for the same day's ferry crossing from 08:00 up until 2 hrs 15 mins before departure. Luggage must be labelled for the onward voyage. It is the responsibility of passengers to transfer their own luggage from the left luggage facility to the luggage trolleys. All items of baggage are left at the owners risk and maybe subject to searching if regulations.

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