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Belfast Ferry Port Overview

Belfast is situated across the Irish Sea from Stranraer on the North- East coast of Northern Ireland. Belfast Ferry port caters for over 1.2 million passengers per year, and is Ireland's major maritime passenger gateway. Belfast Port became increasingly popular because of the location of the port, the direct motorway linkage and the modern ferry service.

Belfast is a beautiful city surrounded by high hills and the sea. Belfast is a city full of magnificent Victorian buildings, lush green parks and charming pubs.

From Belfast Ferry port, you can easily reach the city centre and the numerous shops and shopping centres. On Saturday mornings you will find a Farm & Specialty Food Market, and on Friday, a 23 seafood stalls Market. In the south of the city there are many chic designer boutiques and plenty of cafes.

Belfast has various attractions for children, like the Odyssey Complex and Belfast Zoo, as well as many interesting museums, theatres and festivals for adults too. Alternatively you could simply walk through Belfast's Victorian streets and discover the history of this fascinating city.

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	BELFAST FERRY BOOKINGS IN EUROS


	Book your ferry online and a booking reference will be sent to you by email. When you arrive at the port of departure present the booking reference number together with a photo ID and you will be given your ferry tickets.

BELFAST FERRY PORT TERMINAL MAP

By Car
The Norfolk Line Terminal is situated close to Stena Line's New Terminal, and is clearly signposted, close to Junction 1 of the M2 motorway - Fortwilliam Roundabout-.
The Steam Packet Terminal can be reached via the M1. At the Broadway Roundabout take the 3rd exit onto the A12/Westlink, heading to the M2/M3, and continue to follow the A12 for 2.1 miles, then take the A2 and follow it for 0.7 miles, and you will see signs for the Port and the Steam Packet Terminal.

By Taxi
To compensate for the luck of public transport to the new Stena Line Terminal, black public hire taxis operate a taxi-share scheme from the terminal to the city centre.

By Bus
Public transport, to and from the Steam Packet Terminal, are operated by Ulsterbus and Translink. These run a service between the Ferry Port, the Railway Station and the rest of Northern Ireland.