Ferries to Larne
There are ferries from Cairnryan on a daily basis with a duration of 2 hours.
To book a crossing that departs within the next 7 days, please email overseastravel@campingandcaravanningclub.co.uk
We also recommend you check the latest guidance with your chosen operator and stay up to date with the latest official advice: www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice
Ferry routes to Larne
| Operator |
Departure Ports
|
Frequency |
Duration |
| P&O |
Cairnryan
|
Up to 7 daily |
2 hours |
Accomodation
Due to the very short durations of routes to Larne there are no accomodation option. All routes do boast a Club Lounge.
Onboard Facilities and Information
On board is a self service restaurant, coffee shop and bar.
Pets are permitted on this route. Pets must remain in the owners vehicle.
Campsites near Larne
More about Larne
Larne is both a seaside port and a market town with a heavy emphasis on industry on the coast of County Antrim, Northern Ireland. It has been an important seaport for over ten centuries, and now serves as a major passenger and freight terminal. Larne has a population of around 32,000.
Although Larne is not dependent on tourism, there is still plenty to see and do. There are a number of sandy beaches and bays, including one at Magheramorne, which is five miles south of Larne and includes a film studio where some scenes for the incredibly popular HBO TV series Game of Thrones were filmed.
Larne is an area with a great deal of natural outstanding beauty that's really worth exploring. There are a number of parks to visit, including the Town Park which rises above the peaceful seafront area. Curran Park has an extensive children's play area plus camping facilities. If you are a golfer you will be pleased to know there are two 18-hole courses.
Also worth a visit are the ruins of Olderfleet Castle at Curran Point, which was originally built in the 1200s, plus the Larne Museum and Arts Centre, in the town centre.