Dublin to Holyhead Ferry
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An iconic view of Holyhead
Set sail from Ireland's spirited capital and journey towards the serene shores of north Wales. The ferry from Dublin to Holyhead is your seamless and scenic passage, carrying you from one stunning coastline to the next.
As you depart from Dublin Port, you'll leave behind a city known for its vibrant pub culture, rich literary history, and elegant Georgian streets. Ahead, the Irish Sea opens up, leading you to the tranquil beauty of the Isle of Anglesey.
Once you arrive in Holyhead, a new chapter of your journey begins. Explore the dramatic landscapes of Snowdonia National Park, with its towering peaks and breathtaking views, or discover the peaceful coastal trails and charming towns of north Wales.
Opting for the ferry means you'll enjoy a completely flexible and comfortable trip. You can bring your own vehicle, giving you the freedom to explore at your own pace. Forget airport stress and baggage restrictions. Instead, unwind on deck and breathe in the fresh sea air. Your Welsh adventure begins the moment you set sail.
Ferry Schedules from Dublin to Holyhead
With up to 56 sailings a week from Dublin to Holyhead, your next adventure awaits. And during the summer months? More chances to set sail! Even in the quieter winter, you'll find ample opportunities to travel.
Experience the swift and scenic journey from Dublin to Holyhead, crossing the sea in a mere 3h 0m. For those seeking an early start, your first ferry departs Dublin at 01:15, allowing you to arrive in Holyhead refreshed and ready to explore by 04:45.
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Data last updated 2025
Ferry Prices from Dublin to Holyhead
Your journey can begin for just €8! Discover the remarkable value of a ferry trip from Dublin to Holyhead, and let the adventure unfold.
Dublin to Holyhead Ferry Timetable
Ferries from Dublin to Holyhead
Ferry prices from Dublin to Holyhead typically range between €8 and €483.
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