There are a number of routes you can use to take the ferry to Belfast in Northern Ireland. These are Liverpool to Belfast, Stranraer to Belfast, and Douglas to Belfast (for those in the Isle on Man).
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The Liverpool to Belfast ferries are operated by Norfolk Line and use the new Lagan Viking and Mersey Viking vessels. These new ferries provide a first-
class onboard experience to make the crossing to Belfast enjoyable and relaxing.
The crossing time is approximately 8 hours, and there are day and night crossings in both directions to choose from so you can travel at the most convenient time for you.
Liverpool to Belfast Ferry – What You Need to Know
- Operated by Norfolk Line
- Passengers advised to check ferry departure times 24 hours before travelling
- Duration approximately 8 hours
- Day and night sailings in each direction
- Sails from Liverpool (Birkenhead)
- Check-in opens 2 hours before scheduled departure time
- Check-in closes 1 hour before departure time – late arrivals may forfeit their ticket with no refund
Alternatives the Liverpool Belfast Ferry
- Fleetwood to Larne (Stena Line)
- Douglas (Isle of Man) to Belfast (Steam Packet)
- Troon (Scotland) to Larne (P&O Irish Sea)
- Cairnryan (Scotland) to Larne (P&O Irish Sea)
- Stranraer (Scotland) to Belfast (Irish Ferries)
Liverpool and Belfast Ferry Ports
- Belfast Port: Victoria Terminal 2, West Bank Road, Belfast, BT3 9JN
- Liverpool (Birkenhead): 12 Quays Terminal, Tower Road, Birkenhead, Wirrall, CH41 1FE
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