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Dublin to Holyhead

Two of the biggest UK ferry companies operate services from Dublin Port to Holyhead. Stena Line have 14 weekly crossings with a time of 3 hours 15 minutes aboard their Stena Adventurer with numerous bars, a restaurant, cabins, Stena Plus Lounge, childrens area and shopping available. Irish Ferries have the largest car ferry the Ulysses operating on the Dublin to Holyhead route offering club class facilities, 2 cinemas, self service restaurants, bar and shopping arcade.

Arriving in Holyhead in North West Wales visitors can head through the dramatic Welsh countryside to Snowdonia National Park or the unspoilt coastline with breathtaking views.

Getting to Dublin:

You can reach the Ferry port at Dublin, via the M1 from the North, the N7 from the West, and the the N11 from the South. From the city centre of Dublin the ferry port is very well signposed. If you are in the City Centre, you need to follow the Quays from the O'Connel Bridge, then go down to the music venue at Point Depot. Next, you need to turn left and then stay on the same road all the way until you reach the port.

Dublin to Holyhead with Stena Line

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Dublin to Holyhead is a busy route with both Stena Line and Irish Ferries operating superferries daily with fantastic onboard facilities and a crossing time of just over 3 hours. For ferry tickets and further information go to tickets4ferries.com
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