Due to tidal conditions on our current berths in Heysham Port, the following sailings have been rescheduled. Tuesday 12th November Heysham to Douglas 03:00hrs – This sailing will now depart at 03:30hrs Wednesday 13th November Heysham to Douglas 01:30hrs – This sailing will now depart at 00:50hrs
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Ireland
A neighbouring gem waiting to be discovered
A short ferry ride from the Isle of Man, Ireland offers a captivating blend of rich history, vibrant cities, and stunning natural landscapes. From the lively cultural hubs of Dublin and Belfast, with their historic landmarks and bustling markets, to the serene coastal towns and lush countryside, Ireland is a land of contrasts and beauty.
Whether you're exploring ancient castles, enjoying scenic coastal walks, or savouring traditional Irish cuisine, Ireland promises an unforgettable experience for every traveller.
Rich history & heritage
Visit Dublin Castle, explore Trinity College, and delve into the fascinating history at EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum. In Belfast, tour the Titanic Belfast museum and the historic Crumlin Road Gaol.
Stunning scenery & wildlife
Explore coastal areas like Howth and the Giant’s Causeway, or hike the scenic trails in the Wicklow Mountains. Ireland is home to diverse wildlife and stunning scenery, perfect for nature enthusiasts.
Something for everyone
Whether you enjoy culinary delights, festivals, or outdoor activities, Ireland has it all. From vibrant food scenes in Dublin and Belfast to exploring charming coastal towns, Ireland ensures every visitor finds their perfect adventure.
ISLAND HISTORY
Immerse yourself in the emerald isle
Ireland is a land rich in history, offering a wealth of cultural and historical sites. Within a short distance of your ferry landing in Dublin or Belfast, explore the historic streets, visit Kilmainham Gaol, and the General Post Office, key sites in the 1916 Easter Rising.
Travelling to Belfast, delve into the city's past at the Ulster Museum, explore the historic Harland and Wolff shipyard, and take guided tours of the political murals. These cities reveal stories of Ireland’s intriguing past, making them ideal destinations for those keen on exploring rich historical narratives.
Scenery & wildlife
The isle of scenic wonders
Experience the diverse beauty of Ireland’s landscapes, from rolling hills to rugged coastlines. Within a short distance of your ferry landing in Dublin or Belfast, discover the picturesque coastal town of Bray, with its scenic walks and stunning views of the Irish Sea. The nearby Wicklow Mountains offer beautiful trails and lush forests teeming with wildlife.
In Belfast, the breathtaking Mourne Mountains provide a mix of challenging hikes and peaceful strolls. Explore the Causeway Coastal Route, famous for its dramatic cliffs and the unique Giant's Causeway. Ireland’s diverse landscapes are home to a variety of wildlife, offering endless opportunities for outdoor adventures and nature appreciation.
Family fun
An isle for unforgettable family memories
Ireland offers a wealth of exciting activities and attractions for families as you can easily access family-friendly destinations like Dublin Zoo and the interactive exhibits at the National Museum of Ireland.
Explore the magical world of Emerald Park, experience historic adventures at Malahide Castle, and enjoy the thrilling rides at Funtasia Theme Park. Take advantage of our fabulous Kids Go Free offer and start making lasting family memories from the moment you step on board.
Activities & more
Walking
Discover Ireland on foot
Ireland’s varied landscapes offer perfect walking adventures. Close to Dublin, explore the historic paths of Glendalough, the scenic Bray to Greystones coastal walk, or the tranquil gardens of Powerscourt Estate. For those near Belfast, the Mourne Mountains provide a range of trails for all levels.
A notable trail is the Causeway Coast Way, extending 33 miles along the stunning north coast, showcasing dramatic cliffs, sandy beaches, and the iconic Giant’s Causeway.
Cycling
Explore Ireland on two wheels
Ireland offers a wealth of scenic cycling routes. Near Dublin, explore the Royal Canal Greenway, the peaceful trails of the Boyne Valley, or the coastal route from Bray to Greystones. For those in Belfast, the Lagan Towpath offers a picturesque ride through tranquil settings.
An iconic journey is the Wild Atlantic Way, a 2,500 km route along Ireland’s west coast, featuring breathtaking coastal views and charming villages.
Food and drink
Savour Ireland’s culinary delights
Ireland’s culinary scene is vibrant and diverse. In Dublin, savour the flavours at the city’s top eateries, from bustling cafés to Michelin-starred restaurants. Explore Belfast’s bustling food markets, where local produce and artisanal goods are abundant.
Sample traditional Irish stews, fresh Atlantic seafood, and contemporary Irish cuisine. The food scenes in these cities are sure to delight every food enthusiast.
