Articles of category "Car Ferries City Breaks"

With nearly 3,600,000 tourists crossing the Irish Sea annually, Ireland boasts a well-developed system of ports for Irish Ferries in the towns of Dublin, Belfast, Cork, Galway, New Ross, Waterford, Limerick and others, with ferry connections between Great Britain and Ireland comprised of such routes as Swansea - Cork, Pembroke - Rosslare, Stranraer - Belfast and Holyhead - Dun Laoghaire among others. The largest Ireland Ferry Company in the world, Ulysses is operated by the Irish Ferries on the route Dublin - Holyhead. So let's read about Irish ferries - and learn the secret of their success.

Car ferries to France and Car ferries to Ireland are seen as the greatest way to take your car on holiday, so that you are free to choose areas for exploration at your leisure. Some long-run ferries are used to connect the mainland with coastal islands, with the routes of the type connecting Great Britain with other European countries across the English Channel to such French ports as Le Havre, Cherbourg and Calais. In many ways ferries resemble cruise ships, able to carry hundreds of cars on their car decks.