Heysham Port, located to the west of the small Lancashire village of Heysham, overlooks Morecambe Bay. It is in a prime position to operate as a central hub for direct access to the Irish Republic, Northern Ireland, the Isle of Man, and the UK.
Heysham Ferry Port facilities include a café / bar, vending machines, disabled toilets, and wheelchair access at the terminal. Car Parking is available adjacent to the Terminal Building.
The village of Heysham has a long history and is a significant national archaeological site. The church and remnants of a chapel are situated above the settlement in the Conservation Area, which is on the coastal headland south of Morecambe. With St. Patrick's Chapel and rock-cut burials from the eighth or ninth centuries, the ruins on Chapel Hill are among the most nationally significant sites of early Christianity in England. There are breathtaking views of the Lakeland Fells and Morecambe Bay from the headland.
St. Peter's Church, which primarily dates from the 14th century but includes some earlier remnants, is located farther to the east. A cemetery encircles the church, and old trees separate it from the community.

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Upon arrival at Heysham port, the entrance is well signposted indicating how passengers should proceed to enter the port area. Foot passengers should continue directly to the port building. Passengers are free to use the facilities within the building while they await their sailing. Check-in will be completed within the terminal building, after check-in is complete, passengers will be directed to the foot passenger walkways to board and embark. All Isle of Man Steam Packet passengers will board at the same area, but check-in locations will differ.
Modes of Transport: Foot passenger, Bicycle

Upon arrival at Heysham port, the entrance is well signposted indicating the way in which vehicles should continue and approach the check-in area. Motorists will use the vehicle check-in lanes with corresponding booths available. Check-in will be completed at the entrance of the port, once check-in is complete, vehicles will be directed around to the embarkment area where boarding will take place. All Isle of Man Steam Packet passengers will board at the same area, but check-in locations will differ.
Modes of Transport: Standard Car, Motorcycle, Van (passenger)

The Ferry was delayed by 2 hours , no explanation as to why this was untill we actually got on the ferry , there wasn't enough space for all the people at Heysham so we had to stand for the whole time! Overall it was a very poor frustrating experience
Its the first time travelling on the ferry,great food, immaculately clean , a great experience