Dublin is located in Ireland and is connected by ferry to and from England, Isle of Man and Wales.
There are 4 ferry companies operating ferries to and from Dublin. Irish Ferries, Isle of Man Steam Packet, P&O Ferries and Stena Line all operate ferries to and from Dublin. In the summer season, there are a total of 56 sailings per week.
The most popular route in terms of sailings is the route from Holyhead to Dublin with 32 sailings per week.
The port or island closest to Dublin is Holyhead with a distance of 110 kilometres - that's 68 miles or 59 nautical miles. While the port or island furthest away is Liverpool at a distance of 218 kilometres - that's about 135 miles or about 118 nautical miles.
With 7.228 ship arrivals and 1.743.565 passengers moved in 2023, Dublin Port is Ireland's largest freight and passenger port, handling almost 50% of all trade in the Republic of Ireland.
The port is a very big port and is generally very busy throughout the whole year.Ferries to Dublin are normally available throughout the year but there are fewer sailings in the winter. Dublin is served by a mix of fast and conventional ferries.
You can travel to or from Dublin with your vehicle or on foot. And normally you can take a bike with you or a pet.
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Irish Ferries are offering several daily cruise and fast ferry options from Holyhead. The Ulysses carries up to 2,000 passengers on a 3hr 15min crossing. Fast sailings take just under two hours.
Stenaline operates the Stena Adventurer and Stena Estrid between Holyhead and Dublin Port, with four daily sailings each way.
The Isle of Man Steam Packet Company also connects the Isle of Man to Dublin in just under three hours, while P&O Ferries takes car passengers between Liverpool and Dublin.
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