Cork Ferry Port Information
The Port of Cork, one of Ireland's major and historic ports, is a vital gateway for international trade and passenger travel in the North Atlantic. Strategically situated on the south coast, it boasts extensive cargo facilities, a busy cruise terminal, and a range of maritime services. Steeped in history, the port seamlessly combines its maritime heritage with modern infrastructure, linking Ireland to key global trade routes and offering an essential connection to Europe and beyond.
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Departure Board for Cork
Wednesday, April 1, 2026
Routes To And From Cork
Frequently Asked Questions About Cork
Frequently Asked Questions About Cork
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Port Terminals For Cork
Ringaskiddy Terminal
The Port of Cork terminal is easily accessible for both vehicle and foot passengers, providing a straightforward start to your journey. For Vehicle Passengers: If you’re travelling by car, simply follow the signs for the Port of Cork as you approach the city. The terminal is well-marked, with clear directions from major routes, including the N40 Cork Ring Road. Ample parking areas and designated lanes make it easy to check in and queue up for boarding. For Foot Passengers: Foot passengers can reach the Port of Cork terminal by public transportation, taxi, or a short walk from nearby areas. Cork’s main bus and train stations are conveniently close to the port, with local buses and taxis readily available to bring you directly to the terminal. Once there, you’ll find clear instructions for check-in and comfortable waiting areas before boarding.
Modes of Transport: Foot passenger, Bicycle, Motorcycle, Standard Car, Van (passenger)
Cork Ships
Reviews For Cork
Our cabin was not cleaned,…
Our cabin was not cleaned, the beds were not made. But we got an upgrade to make up for it. The food was okay, but not really good. Prices were reasonable. I have had much better food, a buffet, on ferries to Scandinavia.