Dublin Cherbourg Ferry
The ferry journey from Dublin to Cherbourg provides a comfortable and scenic connection between Ireland and France.
Upon arrival in Cherbourg, a picturesque port city in Normandy, you’ll find a mix of historical charm and maritime heritage. Visit the impressive Cité de la Mer maritime museum, stroll along the bustling harbour, or explore the quaint streets lined with cafes and boutiques.
Cherbourg is also an excellent starting point for exploring Normandy’s attractions, such as the D-Day landing beaches and the stunning Mont Saint-Michel.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Dublin-Cherbourg
Frequently Asked Questions About Dublin-Cherbourg
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About Dublin
Dublin Ferry Port is just two miles from the energetic capital of Ireland. Additionally, it is ideally situated in the middle of Ireland's rail and road system. The Dublin Port Tunnel offers easy access to the M50 and M1 motorways and is situated inside the port complex.
About Cherbourg
Cherbourg is one of the best-connected ferry ports in France and is a gateway to the beautiful Cotentin Peninsula. Cherbourg is ideal for visiting the Manche department of Normandy, Brittany and west France. This harbour town has an unmatched maritime heritage. It was one of the first locations the Titanic visited on its infamous voyage and was swiftly freed from Nazi rule following the Normandy Landings.
This port's facilities include payphones, tourist information, showers, disabled toilets in terminal and vehicle check-in lanes, wheelchairs available in case of emergency, disabled parking, shuttles connect the ferry terminal to the ship, including a bus equipped with a ramp for easy access for disabled pedestrians and the building itself is wheelchair-accessible with lift. There is also a brasserie-style restaurant that is open for arrivals and departures.
Dublin to Cherbourg Ships
Reviews For Dublin-Cherbourg
We had a very pleasant…
We had a very pleasant crossing and the cabins were clean and comfortable, albeit a bit cramped. The shower was good! There was a good choice of food and we enjoyed our evening meals, but the prices were high we found as a family of 4.
Quality of food I feel…
Quality of food I feel is very poor for the prices charged. Evening meal, the hotist item on the plate was the mustard, breakfast, I was second to be served, eggs look warm, black and white pudding less than look warm, sausages just warm. Is the truckers lounge the same quality? If it is I am surprised that they haven't wracked the place. Room for improvement at little cost.