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The Dublin to Holyhead route connects ports within .

The route is very popular in the summer and we suggest booking as early as possible. By using the booking form above you can get the latest prices for ferries from Dublin to Holyhead and see all the different ferry companies that operate on this route.

Ferries from Dublin to Holyhead are normally available throughout the year but there are fewer sailings in the winter. The route is operated by a mix of fast and conventional ferries but predominantly conventional ferries.

The distance from Dublin to Holyhead ports by ferry is 110 kilometres, that's about 68 miles or 59 nautical miles. However, the exact distance may depend on the route you take.

You can travel as a foot passenger or with your vehicle on this route.

The cheapest price for a one way crossing as a foot passenger in the summer is about 42 euros.

Click Book Now and use the booking form to get the latest prices and see the real sailing dates for all ferries on the Dublin - Holyhead route.

Why visit Dublin?
Visit the Guinness Storehouse where you’ll learn the incredible story of the world-famous porter beer.
Make sure to check out the EPIC Irish emigration museum named Europe's Leading Tourist Attraction for 3 years in a row.
Spend some time exploring Trinity College and its stunning Georgian Quarter campus on a student-led tour.
A little further south but still in the Georgian Quarter you’ll find Merrion Square, a little oasis in the busy city.
The Christ Church cathedral is one of the city’s oldest buildings, home to a 12th-century crypt. If you are lucky you can catch a concert here.
In Phoenix Park, Europe’s largest enclosed urban park, you will find Dublin Zoo, Ireland’s most popular family attraction.
If you’ve got a car or like a scenic walk, don't miss the Wicklow Mountains, your gateway to Wicklow, the garden of Ireland.

Why visit Holyhead?
The highest mountain in Anglesey, Holyhead Mountain stands tall at 220 metres and boasts stunning coastal views from it’s summit.
Sandy and sheltered, Borth Wen Beach is popular with families and water sports enthusiasts alike. Head here for paddling, rock pooling and picnicking.
Penrhos Country Park near the stunning Beddmanarch Bay is a tranquil spot in which you can wander through majestic woodlands and past many varieties of flora and fauna.
Perched upon a small islet off the coast of Anglesey, South Stack Lighthouse was constructed in 1809 to signal ships away from perilous rocks.
The Harbourfront Bistro is a charming restaurant and bar located on Newry Beach in Holyhead Harbour, close to The Holyhead Maritime Museum.

Dublin address & GPS

Dublin Port

Port Centre, Alexandra Road, D01H4C6, Ireland.

Telephone: +35318876000

GPS Co-ordinates

-6.1962 ° N, 53.3454 ° E

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Holyhead address & GPS

Holyhead Port

Stena House, Station Street, LL651DQ, United Kingdom.

Telephone: +443447707070

GPS Co-ordinates

-4.6285 ° N, 53.3093 ° E

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Latest prices for Dublin to Holyhead

Latest booked prices

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84 €

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Fare details

Booked: 15/05/2024
Travel: 20/07/2024 -
People: Two foot passengers

	
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Prices from Dublin to Holyhead can vary throughout the year, to help you make your mind up when might be the best time to travel, take a look at our average price chart of fares throughout the year. The prices are based on one person travelling as a foot-passenger.

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Useful numbers for Dublin and Holyhead

Dublin

St James's Hospital: +35314103000
Police Station: +3539254621212
Dublin Bus: +35318734222
Luas Light Rail: +3531850300604

Holyhead

Anglesey airport (VLY): +441407741179
Holyhead Hospital (Ysbyty Penrhos Stanley): +443000850022
Police Station: +448456071002
Port Authority: +441407606666
Taxis: +447759433633

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