Ferries to Scotland
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Use AFerry.com to book a ferry to Scotland with Norfolkline, P&O Ferries and Pentland Ferries amongst the operators providing ferry services there, with connections from Northern Ireland, the Republic of Ireland and Belgium.
You can book ferries to Scotland, including all Scottish ferry offers and promotions, or view Scotland ferry timetables and travel information, all with AFerry.com.
Scotland Overview
Scotland is located in the north of the United Kingdom and although it is a very small country, Scotland is rich in contrasts. Scotland landscape is of beautiful gentle rolling hills, rugged coastlines, and dramatic peaks as well as many beautiful and historic cities as well as ancient castles to explore. One of the biggest regions in the country is the highlands, the setting of many myths and legends and has a quite remarkable history. The highlands make for an excellent base for an outdoor activities holiday, with a wide selection of walks and nature trails.
Arriving via ferry you can choose to enter Scotland via the port in Stranraer, which brings you straight into the south of Scotland with its rich farmland and a literary background as a home of Sir Walter Scott and Robert Burns. Further towards the east is the magnificent city of Edinburgh, which houses many sights to explore such as the famous Edinburgh castle. Scotland's mainland has many exciting things to offer travellers and visitors of many different backgrounds and interests, be it exploring the rural areas and the countryside in the highlands, to exploring one of the several wonderful cities such as Aberdeen, Glasgow and Edinburgh. |
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Ferries to Scotland Operators |
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Ferries to Scotland Ports |
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Ferries to Scotland - Map of Routes |
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