Fleetwood Ferry Port Information
Fleetwood is situated on the Lancashire coast on the Southern edge of Morecambe Bay and is a well established port for traffic to and from Northern Ireland, and has been a major fishing port for 90 years.
Fleetwood is a popular seaside resort town with a yachting marina and a traditional pier, first opened in 1911, burnt down in 1952 and was rebuilt in 1958. Fleetwood has four miles of beaches and seafront gardens and features a beautiful backdrop of the mountains in the Lake District.
Fleetwood is also just a few miles away from Blackpool with all its beaches and attractions.
Fleetwood Ferry Terminal Services
The ferry port is owned and operated by Britain's largest ports group, ABP. Fleetwood has a modern ferry terminal, operated by Stena Line serving Northern Ireland on the Fleetwood to Larne Irish sea ferry route.
The port has a few amenities including a convenience store and a cafe. Other amenities and shops can be found in Fleetwood town centre not far from the ferry terminal.
The port's surroundings are set to improve with the construction of the Fleetwood Harbour Village, a multi-million-pound leisure and retail development. It's believed that the new retail area will attract more travellers to use a Ferry to Fleetwood.
Fleetwood Ferry Services
Stena Line Ferries operates the ferry services from Fleetwood's ferry port providing daily ferry crossings from Fleetwood - Larne in Northern Ireland. The company has three vessels sailing this route, all of which are fully equipped with a range of good passenger amenities. Journey time is 7 hours 15 minutes and there are up to 16 sailings per week.