Holyhead is located in Wales and connects Wales to Ireland. There are a number of daily crossings offered by either Stena Line or Irish Ferries. The port operates a number of routes which connect to Dublin and Dun Laoghaire. There is a ncie terminal at Holyhead and some basic facilities.

It is possible to reserve freight ferries to Holyhead at Dublin or Laoghaire port. However, booking online in advance will ensure you get the best deal possible. It is also possible to book ferries by telephone on + 44 844 576 0060 and here you can speak to a member of staff.

Freight ferries to Holyhead take roughly one hour, 30 minutes on the fast ferry and about three hours, 30 minutes on the slow ferry. Stena Line and Irish Ferries operate between them a number of reliable daily crossings connecting the UK to Ireland. Both lines are trustworthy and safe.

The port at Holyhead has great facilities. You will find an easy check-in service and a comfortable terminal. There is a good range of places to eat and drink in the terminal as well as a comfortable sitting area. There are toilets and an information service as well.

If you are looking for the best deal for freight ferries to Holyhead then an excellent place to find them is through the online booking system. Online books will guarantee you the most competitive price out there for the ferry. An advance booking will also ensure no disappointment when turning up at the port.

Tags: Dublin, Holyhead, Ireland, Irish Ferries, Laoghaire port, Stena Line