Ferry from Ireland 2024/2025 - Book with NetFerry

Round trip One way

Outbound

Navigation Route

Departure Date

Return Date

Passengers:

Enter the age of the traveling passengers

One passenger must be at least 14 years or older

Please provide the age for each passenger

Residents

Pets:

Do you have a vehicle?:

Brand:

Model:

Length

Height

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It is only possible to book vehicles used to transport people. Vehicles that transport goods follow a different booking procedure, in this case please send an email to cargo@netferry.com.

Trailer type:

Length

Height

Quantity:

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Inbound

Navigation Route Inbound

Return Date

Passengers:

Enter the age of the traveling passengers

One passenger must be at least 14 years or older

Please provide the age for each passenger

Residents

Pets:

Do you have a vehicle?:

Brand:

Model:

Length

Height

Consider the overall dimensions

It is only possible to book vehicles used to transport people. Vehicles that transport goods follow a different booking procedure, in this case please send an email to cargo@netferry.com.

Trailer type:

Length

Height

Quantity:

Fill in all the required fields to proceed

Same data on the return leg

Book your ferry from Ireland with Netferry!

Are you planning a trip departing from Ireland? Book your ferry from Ireland through our online booking platform. Our portal allows you to find the ferry routes departing from Ireland with just few clicks, including timetables, crossing duration and ticket prices.

Ireland is connected by the sea with France (Le Havre, Cherbourg, Brest and Roscoff), Spain (Santander and Bilbao) and Wales (Holyhead and Fishguard). The ferry connections between Ireland and any other destination are covered by 2 different sailing companies (Brittany Ferries and Stena) with a combined schedule of 97 weekly connections with morning and afternoon departures and maximum duration of 31 hours 30 minutes. Ships that operate this crossing allow both vehicles and foot passengers.