Stena Line Ferries Ferry Reviews

8.3

Based on 306 Stena Line Reviews

5 most recent reviews

3.8

Slow, noisy and exp ..

Sailing the odd ferry, this was by far the noisiest and saddest trip since a long time; almost India style in numbers and rundown ship, but then this crowd was much more noisy. Seems no decency left.

Elrond, Solo Traveller

7.8

Our Irish Holiday

Very smooth, no problems, will use again. prefered the faster crossing

k & B bristol, Couple

7.8

Our Irish Holiday

First experience of travelling by ferry with the car. Very smooth trip, no complaints. Will go again if the opportunity presents itself.

K & B, Bristol, Couple

10.0

Fantastic experience

From the beginning to the end this trip was a relaxing experience.
There were no holdups no hassles and everything was simple and convenient.
I was very impressed by the cleanliness and facilities on board as well as the staff who were efficient and friendly.
The whole trip was a relaxing and pleasant experience which I would wholeheartedly recommend to everyone.
It sure beats the airline hassles.

Eddie, Solo Traveller

9.6

Very impressed

It was such a quick, easy and efficient service, I would highly recommend this service, as it was also quite affordable.

Rebecca Adolph, With Friends

Pet Booking Information

You can book your cat or dog on board a Stena Line ferry with AFerry.co.uk. Just select the number of passengers using the booking form above then on the next screen choose your pet details.

Your pet is not allowed onto the passenger decks onboard the Dublin/Dun-Laoghaire and Holyhead & Rosslare-Fishguard or the Belfast-Liverpool route and must remain in your vehicle. Small dogs are permitted on board on the Belfast-Cairnryan route if they are secured for the duration of the crossing in a pet traveller case. However, this is at the discretion of Stena Line personnel.

Foot passengers may bring small pets in a pet traveller's case, but they will be placed on the car deck for the duration of the journey in the routes above, as no animals are permitted in the passenger areas on board.

On the Belfast to Liverpool route pets are not permitted in cabins or other passenger areas onboard. You must book a dog kennel which are available on the Promenade Deck and allow access to your pet throughout the crossing. Please do this by calling our customer service department prior to booking. Use the details in the contact us section of the site to do this.

Stena Line Ferries Ports

Ferries to England

Ferries to Harwich

Ferries to Holland

Ferries to Hook van Holland

Ferries to Ireland

Ferries to Northern Ireland

Ferries to Belfast

Ferries to Scotland

Ferries to Cairnryan

Ferries to Wales

Ferry Useful Information

Stena Line Ferries

Book Ferries to Ireland, Northern Ireland, Wales, England and Holland with Stena Line - Belfast, Cairnryan, Holyhead, Harwich and More!

Please note, on November 20th 2011 the Stena Line Stranraer-Belfast route stopped operating. This route was replaced by Cairnryan-Belfast which is also run by Stena Line.

You can book a Stena Line ferry across the Irish Sea to Ireland from Wales, England and Scotland and also from Ireland to the UK. You can also book Stena Line ferries to Holland from England. For Scandinavia, see our Stena Line Scandinavia page.

Stena Line is one of the world's leading ferry companies and offers the highest levels of comfort and service on board its ferries. AFerry.co.uk always has cheap prices for Stena Line ferries and the latest special offers. You can book Stena Line ferries to Belfast, Dublin, Dun Laoghaire, Fishguard, Harwich, Holyhead and more. For all routes and for the latest Stena Line prices and sailing times see below. Click on your ferry route for a detailed timetable.

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Recent Changes

On November 20th 2011 the Stena Line Belfast-Stranraer route stopped operating. This route was replaced by Cairnryan-Belfast which is also run by Stena Line.

Stena Line have taken over the Liverpool (Birkenhead) to Belfast, previously operated by Norfolkline. Tickets for this route went on sale 26th September 2011.

The Cairnryan to Belfast route was introduced from 21st November 2011.

Stena Line no longer offer a Fleetwood to Larne route. This stopped on December 24th, 2010.

On board Stena Line ferries

Note that Stena Line is also sometimes spelt StenaLine but it is the same company.

Stena Line operate three types of craft on its routes to and from the UK all of which are modern and comfortable with the latest in on board facilities.

Stena Line operates conventional cruise ferries on most of its UK based routes. These ships have many facilities including lounges, play areas, shops, wi-fi access, bars, cafes and restaurants as well as a choice of comfortable en-suite cabins.

However, if you travel on one of Stena Line's high speed ships, you will travel on one of the biggest fastcraft vessels in the world. Powered by jet engines, they can reach 75 kilometres per hour. On board you will a bar, an observation lounge, premium Stena Plus lounges, a cafe serving hot and cold snacks and a bar with movies.

Whether you take the Stena Line Belfast Cairnryan route, the Stena Line Holyhead Dublin ferry, the Harwich Hook of Holland service or any other ferry route from Stena Line, you are bound to have a relaxing and enjoyable trip with this famous international ferry company.