Larne Ferry
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Larne Ferries Overview
Use AFerry.com to find timetables, check the latest offers and book your ferry ticket between Larne Nothern Ireland) and England, Scotland and the Isle of Man. With AFerry.com it's easy to securely book a ferry between Larne and Cairnryan, Troon (Scotland), Fleetwood (England) and the Isle of Man on routes operated by P&O Irish Sea Ferries, Stena Line and the Isle of Man Steam Packet Company.
About Larne
Larne is an industrial sea port on the eastern coast of County Antrim in Northern Ireland. Many believe that the town's name was derived from a prince called Lathar, who was the son of an ancient Irish king, who gave the land to his son. The area soon became known as Lathar-na and was later anglicised to Larne. Archaeology of the region has produced remains and artefacts that point to an even older town from ancient times that lived close to the shores of the North Channel and traded with others around the coasts of Scotland.
Larne Terminal Facilities
The ferry terminal art Larne has a full range of services and facilities, which include a cafe, small shop, and ATM machine, there is also full access for disabled passengers as well.
Getting There
By Car
From the north and south follow the A2 until you reach the town and then follow the signs and directions for the port terminal.
From the west follow the A8 road until you reach the town and then follow the signs and directions for the port terminal.
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Larne Ferry - Terminal Map |
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Larne Ferry Addresses |
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P&O Irish Sea Ferries : Larne Harbour, Larne, Co. Antrim, BT40 1AW, Northern Ireland
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