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Based on 54 Reviews 5 most recent reviews 9.4
A smooth and hastle free sailing! The ship sailed on time and arrived on time. All we had to do was sleep! 6.4
Check-in and boarding were fine and the ferry was clean and spacious. We have 4 children under 10 and our 2 year old went in the travel cot provided. This was fine except there was no bedding supplied, though a sheet was provided once I'd queued at check-in again and asked for one. Other real pain were the loud announcements at 11pm which woke the kids. 7.8
No complaints Friendly staff Very clean and cabins also kept very clean and comfortable. Last crossing was very rough and ship developed a technical problem delayed journey - no fault of ferry co 4.2
Cabin v. noisy, lots of vibration so very little sleep. Shower grubby especially the curtain and shelf unit. Some lights not working on return journey. Catering in snack bar overpriced and any catering manager should be ashamed to offer Pot Noodle as a snack! On the outward journey only 1 croissant, 1 Danish pastry & 1 muffin available 30 minutes prior to departure. Overcharged for tea & Latte on outward journey & coffee machine not working on return. Dog lodge very unpleasant, dark, grubby hole with kennels which did not seem to have been cleaned for some time. Overall a very unpleasant experience which we would not repeat in a hurry! 9.6
Smooth outward and return journey which helped. Overall very good. Would recommend getting a cabin. |
Please note that Stena Line now operate the Norfolkline Irish Sea ferries to Northern Ireland and England.
Norfolkline Irish Sea ferries, now part of Stena Line Irish Ferries are modern, comfortable and provide a relaxing, reliable service. AFerry.co.uk always has cheap prices for Norfolkline Irish Sea ferries and the latest special offers.
You can use AFerry.co.uk to book Norfokline Irish Sea ferries (now operated by Stena Line Irish Sea ferries) to Liverpool Birkenhead and Belfast. See below for the latest Norfolkline Irish Sea ferries prices and sailing times. Click on your ferry route for a detailed timetable.
The Norfolkline Irish Sea route between Liverpool and Belfast has recently been taken over by Stena Line Irish Sea Ferries and hence the all the Liverpool to Belfast crossings are now being operated by Stena Line Irish Sea Ferries.
Norfolkline Irish Sea ceased operating the Liverpool Birkenhead to Dublin route.
StenaLine Irish Sea operates 4 vessels; the Dublin Viking, the Lagan Viking, the Liverpool Viking and the Mersey Viking. All Norfolkline Irish Sea ferries are well-equipped with facilities to make your crossing enjoyable, including onboard shopping facilities, a range of cabins, and a cinema.
Stena Line Irish Sea Ferries offer a relaxing and enjoyable journey whether you use the Liverpool Birkenhead Belfast service, or any other Stena Line routes.



