AZtek International Freight Limited - Ferries

Stena Line

Ferry Timetable

Belfast - Stranraer

Holyhead - Dublin

Belfast - Stranraer

	Belfast Departure
Monday	07:25 12:15 17:05 19:20 22:35
Tuesday	03:20 07:25 12:15 17:05 19:20 22:35
Wednesday	03:20 07:25 12:15 17:05 19:20 22:35
Thursday	03:20 07:25 12:15 17:05 19:20 22:35
Friday	03:20 07:25 11:00 12:15 17:05 19:20 22:35
Saturday	03:20 07:25 12:15 17:05 20:00 22:35
Sunday	07:25 11:00 12:15 17:05 20:00 22:35

	Stranraer Departure
Monday	04:40 09:50 14:40 19:50 23:20
Tuesday	04:40 07:10 09:50 14:40 19:50 23:20
Wednesday	04:40 07:10 09:50 14:40 19:50 23:20
Thursday	04:40 07:10 09:50 14:40 19:50 23:20
Friday	04:40 07:10 09:50 14:40 15:15 19:50 23:20
Saturday	04:40 07:10 09:50 14:40 19:50 23:59
Sunday	04:40 09:50 14:40 15:50 19:50 23:59

Holyhead - Dublin

	Holyhead Departure
Monday	02:30 08:20 13:50 21:30
Tuesday	02:30 08:20 13:50 21:30
Wednesday	02:30 08:20 13:50 21:30
Thursday	02:30 08:20 13:50 21:30
Friday	02:30 08:20 13:50 21:30
Saturday	02:30 08:20 13:50 21:30
Sunday	02:30 13:50 20:30

	Dublin Departure
Monday	02:15 08:20 16:00 21:15
Tuesday	02:15 08:20 16:00 21:15
Wednesday	02:15 08:20 16:00 21:15
Thursday	02:15 08:20 16:00 21:15
Friday	02:15 08:20 16:00 21:15
Saturday	02:15 08:20 16:00 21:15
Sunday	08:20 16:00 21:15

Directions to Belfast Ferry Port

Stena Line's New Terminal, is clearly signposted, close to Junction 1 of the M2 motorway - Fortwilliam Roundabout-.
The Steam Packet Terminal can be reached via the M1. At the Broadway Roundabout take the 3rd exit onto the A12/Westlink, heading to the M2/M3, and continue to follow the A12 for 2.1 miles, then take the A2 and follow it for 0.7 miles, and you will see signs for the Port and the Steam Packet Terminal

Directions to Stranraer Ferry Port

Stranraer Ferry Port is easily accessible from the A 77 and the A75 and is situated close to the town centre and the train station.

Directions to Holyhead Ferry Port.

Holyhead Ferry Port is located near to Holyhead Town Centre, and is reached by following the A5 from the Midlands, or by the A55 from Chester. From there, Holyhead Ferry Port is well signposted.

Directions to Dublin Ferry Port

There are two ferry terminals in Dublin. The first is in Dun Laoghaire is six miles south of the city centre (30 mins by DART train to the centre). The Dublin Port tunnel can be reached by the M1 from the North, N11 from the South and N7 from the west.

Dublin port is close to the city centre and is well signposted. From the city centre, follow the Quays from O'Connell Bridge down to the Point Depot music venue, then turn left and follow the road all the way to the port.