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The Port Of Stranraer

The ferry port of Stranraer is located on the southern edge of Loch Ryan in the south west of Scotland, at the mouth of the River Wyre and is the main ferry port linking Scotland and Northern Ireland.

Stranraer ferry port terminal is operated by Stena Line, and offers excellent facilities and services to both passenger & freight customers. Ferries depart from the east pier of the terminal while the fast Stena HSS Stranraer to Belfast Catamarans leave from the western pier.

Over the last 30 years, many services have moved away from Stranraer. In the 1970's P&O moved operations to the more modern terminal in Cairnryan, around five miles away, at the mouth of Loch Ryan. In 2000 the Seacat fast service to Belfast was relocated in Troon.

Stena are also proposing to move the remainder of services to a new custom built port to the north of Cairnryan. Until then Stranraer still remains an important port with up to eight dauly crossings into Northern Ireland.