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Compare ferry tickets from England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland, with detailed guides for island journeys and onward travel across Europe.

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Choose your route, travel dates, passengers and vehicle to compare current sailings and fares. Search all ferry routes.

Check your ports, passengers, vehicle and dates before completing the reservation.

Explore ferries from England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland

Dover Seaways leaving Dover, with the White Cliffs behind

England ferries

Channel crossings, North Sea nights and ferries to the Isle of Wight, Scilly and the Isle of Man.

Corran ferry at the shore of Loch Linnhe

Scotland ferries

The Hebrides, Orkney and Shetland, Clyde crossings and routes across the Irish Sea.

Stena Adventurer entering Holyhead harbour

Wales ferries

Choose Holyhead, Fishguard or Pembroke for the Irish crossing that fits your journey.

Aran Island Ferries

Ireland ferries

Irish Sea routes, direct ferries to Europe and island links around the Irish coast.

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Europe ferries

Continue through France, Spain, Italy, Greece, Scandinavia and the Baltic by sea.

Ferry travelling through a scenic European coastal landscape
Europe by sea

From Britain and Ireland to Europe’s coasts and islands

The right ferry can start a family holiday, connect an island community or save a long motorway journey. From Britain and Ireland, choose between short Channel crossings, overnight sailings across the North Sea, routes to northern Spain and the many boats serving our own coastlines.

Start with the port that suits your journey. A northern departure can avoid the drive to Dover; a Welsh port can put you closer to your destination in Ireland. Scottish island itineraries need their own approach, with vehicle reservations and onward connections planned together.

  • Travel with a car, motorcycle, bicycle or motorhome on many routes
  • Choose fast daytime crossings or longer overnight sailings
  • Connect mainland Europe with islands and neighbouring countries
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Crossings across the continent

England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland — and beyond

Explore international routes from England, the Hebrides, Orkney and Shetland from Scotland, Irish Sea crossings from Wales, and ferries around Ireland and onwards to continental Europe. Northern Ireland, the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands have dedicated guides too.

Our European catalogue covers France, Spain, Italy, Greece, the Adriatic, Scandinavia and the Baltic. Every listed connection has a separate guide for each direction, so departure terminals, arrival arrangements and onward travel match the journey you are making.

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Practical travel planning

Plan the details before leaving for the port

Before choosing a sailing, check the complete vehicle dimensions, passenger names, required documents and the carrier’s check-in deadline. Arrange pet accommodation, cabins and boarding assistance early; these can have less availability than the crossing itself.

Use our UK travel guides alongside the route, port and operator pages. For island services, confirm the named pier, sailing day and final return departure before committing to accommodation or a connecting train.

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Vehicle ferry travel opening the way to a European road trip
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Take your own vehicle further

Bring your own vehicle and the ferry becomes the bridge between one European road trip and the next.

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Ferry planning for journeys from the UK

FerryEU.co.uk brings the wider European ferry network together with detailed coverage of England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland. Start with a port, compare a ferry company or browse our directional route guides to understand the whole journey.

An outward and return sailing can have different check-in arrangements, local times and onward transport. Our separate guides explain the departure end of each crossing and connect you with the destination information you will need after landing.

The catalogue includes major international operators and smaller local island services. Where a local boat has its own booking arrangements, its official timetable and ticket website are linked directly. Always confirm the dated sailing and current service information before travel.

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