Belfast - Liverpool Ferries

Belfast is Ireland's largest ferry port handling over 2 million passengers annually. Facilities at the port aren't extensive, however refreshments are available in the departure lounge of the passenger terminal. An Ulster Bank ATM is installed in the departure lounge of the Belfast Terminal, while snack vending machines are available in the arrivals area, the departure lounge, and in the Motorist Terminal beside the car lanes.

Sailings to Liverpool are onboard Norse Irish Ferries' Cruise Ferry depart daily (duration: 8 hours, 30 minutes; one overnight sailing, and daytime sailings on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.)

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Disabled passengers will find adequate facilities at the port terminal, with specially designed washrooms available, as well as good wheelchair access to all areas of the port.

The vast Port of Liverpool is one of the UK's principal ports and covers both banks of the River Mersey, both in Liverpool and in Birkenhead. The recently constructed £30million ultra-modern Twelve Quays River Terminal at Birkenhead provides a check-in hall, cafeteria with lounge, covered check-in areas for both cars and freight vehicles, and a separate rest area with showers for haulage drivers.

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