Where can I sail to from Holyhead?
Operators, journey times and indicative prices for crossings from Holyhead.
Ferry operators at Holyhead
About Holyhead Ferry Port
Holyhead, on Anglesey at the end of the A55 expressway, is the UK's busiest port for traffic to the Republic of Ireland. Stena Line and Irish Ferries both operate the Holyhead-Dublin route, with conventional ferries taking around three hours and 15 minutes and the Irish Ferries fast craft (Dublin Swift) taking roughly two hours seasonally. Direct trains run from London Euston via Chester and Crewe.
Address
Holyhead Port, Anglesey, Wales LL65 1DQ
Country
Wales, United Kingdom
Coordinates
53.3107°, -4.6212°
Nearest railway station
Holyhead, about 0.8 km away in a straight line
Staying near Holyhead ferry port
Early and overnight sailings often mean a night in Holyhead first. Holyhead ferry port is at Holyhead Port, Anglesey, Wales LL65 1DQ, about 0.8 km from Holyhead station in a straight line.
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Holyhead ferry port — common questions
Where can I stay near Holyhead ferry port?
Holyhead has hotels within reach of the port for an early or overnight sailing. Holyhead ferry port is at Holyhead Port, Anglesey, Wales LL65 1DQ. Compare hotels in Holyhead through our KAYAK link on this page.