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Larne - cairnryan
dark_knight_2
Posts: 104 Forumite
in N. Ireland
I’m looking to book a crossing for aug 2023. Anyone know when these go on sale? Or any better cost alternatives ? TIA
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Larne to Cairnryan will be P&O
The alternative would be StenaLine Belfast to Cairnryan.
StenaLine are usually fractionally more expensive but their boats are a bit fresher and it probably depends what direction you are coming from also, as to whether theres a worthwhile saving by driving on to Larne.
We're going over December and have booked Stena Line.
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Coming from ballymena so probably six of one. Do stena have bookings available now?0
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I was amazed a couple of years ago to find coach travel from Glasgow to Belfast for only £26 one way.1
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Yes indeed.dark_knight_2 said:Coming from ballymena so probably six of one. Do stena have bookings available now?
https://www.stenaline.co.uk/
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If you’re going somewhere in England, it’s also worth looking at the Trainline website or app for a through ticket from Dublin port to your station. Surprisingly cheap.ColdPensioner said:I was amazed a couple of years ago to find coach travel from Glasgow to Belfast for only £26 one way.“What means that trump?” Timon of Athens by William Shakespeare0
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