Crossings operated by Stena Line that we cover — tap a route for times, prices and the full guide.
Stena Line is a Swedish family-owned company and one of the world's largest ferry operators. It dominates UK-Ireland sailings, running Holyhead-Dublin from Anglesey, Fishguard-Rosslare from west Wales, and Belfast services from Cairnryan in Scotland and Liverpool (Birkenhead). To the Netherlands, Stena's Harwich-Hook of Holland superferries, the Stena Hollandica and Stena Britannica, sail twice daily on a six-and-a-half-hour day crossing or longer overnight. Stena ships carry cars, freight and foot passengers, with comfortable lounges, cabins on the longer routes, and a loyalty programme. Fares are charged per vehicle plus passengers, and booking early secures the lowest saver fares.
Holyhead-Dublin, Fishguard-Rosslare, Liverpool-Belfast, Cairnryan-Belfast and Harwich-Hook of Holland.
Yes. Harwich-Hook of Holland runs twice a day, around six and a half hours by day or overnight with a cabin.
Yes, on its Irish Sea and Harwich-Hook of Holland routes, though a few require a short connecting bus at the terminal.