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Scotland, United Kingdom
Aberdeen
Granite architecture, maritime character and a city beach
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Greece
Aegina
Aegina Town is the island’s main arrival hub, with the harbour opening directly onto the waterfront and local transport connections for beaches, villages and archaeological sites.
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Spain
Agaete
Agaete ferry port lies on Gran Canaria’s north-west coast at Puerto de las Nieves. It is well placed for the north and west of the island, with road connections and Fred. Olsen’s Ferry Bus toward Las Palmas.
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Greece
Agios Efstratios
The ferry quay is beside the island’s only main settlement on the west coast. Accommodation, food and the village beach are close by, while more remote beaches and coves are reached on foot, by road or by local boat.
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Greece
Agios Nikolaos, Zakynthos
Agios Nikolaos is a small harbour on the north-east coast of Zakynthos, far from Zakynthos Town. It is especially useful for travellers moving directly between the two Ionian islands by car.
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Greece
Agistri
Agistri is a small Saronic island with more than one ferry landing point. Check the exact arrival port on your ticket before arranging accommodation, taxis or island transfers.
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Corsica, France
Ajaccio
Imperial heritage, Mediterranean beaches and a mountain-backed gulf
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Spain
Alcúdia
Alcúdia ferry port sits on the north side of Majorca, close to the resort area and around 50 minutes by road from Palma under normal conditions.
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Greece
Alexandroupolis
Alexandroupolis is the mainland gateway for this North Aegean service. The passenger harbour is close to the city centre; confirm the exact berth and check-in instructions on the current ticket before travel.
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Valencian Community, Spain
Alicante
Castle views, city beaches and a Mediterranean port at the heart of town
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Italy
Alicudi
Alicudi’s small landing serves an island without a normal road network. Travellers continue on foot along stepped paths and local tracks.
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Andalusia, Spain
Almería
Moorish heritage, Mediterranean light and a major North Africa ferry gateway
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Greece
Amorgos
Amorgos has ferry facilities at Katapola and Aegiali. Current Blue Star information is centred on the island route rather than guaranteeing one harbour for every itinerary, so confirm the exact arrival port shown for your sailing before arranging…
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Netherlands
Amsterdam
Canal-ring architecture, world-class museums and neighbourhoods made for exploring on foot
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Greece
Anafi
Anafi’s ferry port at Agios Nikolaos sits below the island’s hilltop Chora. The road climbs inland from the quay, so travellers should arrange accommodation transfers or local transport in advance, especially for late arrivals.
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Italy
Ancona
Adriatic history, hilltop views and a major gateway between Italy and the eastern Mediterranean
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Greece
Andros
Andros ferries arrive at Gavrio on the island’s west coast. The port village has cafés, shops, accommodation and vehicle hire, with buses and taxis linking Batsi, Chora and beaches around the island.
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Belgium
Antwerp
Flemish architecture, art, fashion and a river city shaped by one of Europe’s great ports
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Ardgour
The western landing leads towards Morvern and Ardnamurchan. Check the ferry before relying on it for the return to the A82.
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Ardmhor
Ardmhor serves the short crossing to Eriskay. It is a separate terminal from Castlebay, where the long Oban crossing arrives.
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Ardrossan
Ayrshire ferry port on Scotland’s Firth of Clyde and a mainland gateway for Arran. The town combines a working harbour, marina and west-coast views across the Clyde toward Arran.
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Greece
Argostoli
Kefalonia’s capital has a local ferry across the gulf to Lixouri. Other island ferry routes use ports such as Sami, Poros, Fiskardo or Pessada rather than this town-centre crossing.
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Armadale
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Republic of Ireland
Arranmore
Arranmore is linked with Burtonport by Arranmore Ferry. Árainn Mhór, off west Donegal. Plan the onward journey from the landing and confirm the return programme before a short visit.
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Greece
Astypalaia
Check the current arrival port before travel Road transfer to Chora and island accommodation Seasonal port instructions can change
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Norway
Balestrand
Sognefjord village served by Norled passenger ferries linking with Bergen and other fjord communities. Balestrand is known for fjord views, historic villas and a quieter village setting than larger western Norway hubs.
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Denmark
Ballen
Samsø harbour used for the vehicle and passenger ferry to Kalundborg on Zealand. Ballen is a coastal village and an access point for exploring Samsø’s beaches, countryside and small communities.
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Northern Ireland, United Kingdom
Ballycastle
The harbour is the gateway to Rathlin. Arrange parking or onward transport and distinguish island-boat check-in from other harbour excursions.
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Republic of Ireland
Ballyhack
The landing is on the Hook Peninsula side of the estuary. It can connect a coastal visit with onward travel through Wexford.
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Republic of Ireland
Baltimore
Baltimore is the departure point for the Cape Clear crossing. West Cork harbour. Match the precise landing place with the operator’s directions before arranging parking or a public-transport connection.
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Republic of Ireland
Bantry
Bantry is the departure point for the Whiddy Island crossing. Bantry Bay, County Cork. Match the precise landing place with the operator’s directions before arranging parking or a public-transport connection.
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Spain
Barcelona
Gaudí architecture, historic neighbourhoods and one of the Mediterranean’s busiest passenger ports
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Wales, United Kingdom
Bardsey Island
Bardsey Island is linked with Porth Meudwy by Bardsey Boat Trips. Ynys Enlli, off the tip of Llŷn. Plan the onward journey from the landing and confirm the return programme before a short visit.
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Italy
Bari
Bari Vecchia, seaside promenades and a strategic Adriatic ferry gateway in southern Italy
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Corsica, France
Bastia
An old Mediterranean harbour, hilltop citadel and the natural gateway to Cap Corse
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Northern Ireland, United Kingdom
Belfast
Titanic heritage, lively quarters and one of the Irish Sea’s most important passenger-ferry hubs
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Belmont
Belmont is at Unst’s southern end. Northern island destinations require a further drive after the crossing.
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Republic of Ireland
Bere Island
Bere Island is linked with Castletownbere by Bere Island Ferries. Bantry Bay; confirm island landing. Plan the onward journey from the landing and confirm the return programme before a short visit.
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Norway
Bergen
Colourful Bryggen, mountain viewpoints and a natural gateway to western Norway’s fjords
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Berneray
Berneray is joined to North Uist by causeway. Its Sound of Harris ferry is separate from the Lochmaddy–Uig service.
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England, United Kingdom
Bideford
The town quay is used by selected Lundy sailings. Tides help determine the MS Oldenburg schedule, so do not assume every Lundy departure leaves from Ilfracombe.
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Spain
Bilbao
Contemporary architecture, pintxos culture and a major Atlantic ferry gateway in the Basque Country
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United Kingdom
Birkenhead
Historic parkland, Mersey waterfront and the passenger-ferry gateway used for Liverpool–Belfast sailings
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Croatia
Bol
Resort town on the south coast of Brač, reached by passenger ferries from Split and other Dalmatian ports. Bol is best known for Zlatni Rat beach, waterfront promenades and access to Vidova Gora.
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France
Boulogne-sur-Mer
Boulogne-sur-Mer is the Opal Coast arrival port for Hibernia Line’s Cork connection. Use the ferry-terminal instructions for this sailing when approaching the port; Calais is a separate crossing gateway.
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Bressay
Bressay lies across the harbour from Lerwick. Its local vehicle ferry is separate from the NorthLink route to Aberdeen.
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Italy
Brindisi
Roman landmarks, a deep natural harbour and one of southern Italy’s classic Adriatic gateways
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Brodick
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Belgium
Bruges
Medieval squares, quiet canals and one of Europe’s best-preserved historic city centres
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England, United Kingdom
Bryher
Bryher’s boat connections are tide and weather dependent. Match the landing and departure plan with your accommodation or walking itinerary.
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Republic of Ireland
Burtonport
Burtonport is the departure point for the Arranmore crossing. County Donegal mainland harbour. Match the precise landing place with the operator’s directions before arranging parking or a public-transport connection.
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Denmark
Bøjden
Small ferry harbour on south-west Funen used by the short crossing to Fynshav on Als. Bøjden provides a practical shortcut for road trips across southern Denmark without routing around the mainland bridges.
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France
Caen
Norman history, major museums and a Channel ferry gateway at nearby Ouistreham
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Sardinia, Italy
Cagliari
A hilltop old town, long city beach and Sardinia’s principal southern ferry gateway
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Cairnryan
Loch Ryan scenery and Scotland’s busiest passenger-ferry gateway for Northern Ireland
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France
Calais
Channel-side heritage, a broad sandy beach and one of Europe’s busiest short-sea gateways
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Wales, United Kingdom
Caldey Island
Caldey Island is linked with Tenby by Caldey Island Boats. Offshore island near Tenby. Plan the onward journey from the landing and confirm the return programme before a short visit.
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Spain
Caleta de Sebo
Caleta de Sebo is La Graciosa’s principal village and ferry harbour. Plan a walking or locally arranged island visit rather than assuming a mainland-style hire-car itinerary.
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Campbeltown
Campbeltown is reached by road along the Kintyre peninsula when the former seasonal Clyde ferry is unavailable. The town is not served by an active Ardrossan ferry in 2026 or 2027.
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Canna
Canna is reached on selected island calls from Mallaig. Confirm both legs before booking a stay because daily sailings should not be assumed.
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Republic of Ireland
Cape Clear
Cape Clear is linked with Baltimore by Cape Clear Ferries. Oileán Chléire, off West Cork. Plan the onward journey from the landing and confirm the return programme before a short visit.
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Italy
Capraia
Capraia Porto is the island’s small harbour settlement and the entry point for local buses, walking routes and accommodation.
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Italy
Capri
Marina Grande is Capri’s main ferry port, with the funicular, buses and taxis immediately available for onward travel.
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France
Carteret
Normandy port used for seasonal passenger services to the Channel Islands. The port sits beside a marina and coastal resort area, making it suitable for combining a crossing with a Normandy stay.
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Italy
Casamicciola
Casamicciola is a major north-Ischia harbour with local buses and taxis for Lacco Ameno, Forio and the wider island.
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Castlebay
Main settlement and ferry gateway on Barra in Scotland’s Outer Hebrides. Castlebay looks across a natural harbour toward Kisimul Castle and is a practical base for exploring Barra.
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Republic of Ireland
Castletownbere
Castletownbere is the departure point for the Bere Island crossing. Beara Peninsula, County Cork. Match the precise landing place with the operator’s directions before arranging parking or a public-transport connection.
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Italy
Cavo
Cavo is a small harbour at the north-east tip of Elba, serving the Rio municipality and nearby beaches.
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Spain
Ceuta
Spanish and North African influences beside one of the world’s great maritime crossroads
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Greece
Chania
Venetian harbour scenery, layered old-town history and a gateway to western Crete
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France
Cherbourg
A maritime Normandy city with an enormous harbour, naval history and easy access to the Cotentin Peninsula
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Greece
Chios
Chios Town is the island’s principal passenger ferry gateway. The port is close to the town centre, with road connections for the mastic villages, beaches and settlements across the island.
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Italy
Civitavecchia
Rome’s major sea gateway, with historic fortifications, thermal sites and a broad Mediterranean ferry network
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Claonaig
A small mainland slipway on the Kintyre peninsula; it is away from the rail network. The Lochranza service uses a seasonal mainland-port pattern.
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Republic of Ireland
Clare Island
Clare Island is linked with Roonagh by Clare Island Ferry Company. Clew Bay, County Mayo. Plan the onward journey from the landing and confirm the return programme before a short visit.
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Republic of Ireland
Cleggan
Cleggan is the departure point for the Inishbofin crossing. County Galway, west of Clifden. Match the precise landing place with the operator’s directions before arranging parking or a public-transport connection.
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Colintraive
Colintraive is a rural Clyde-side departure point at the Kyles of Bute. The road approach is through Cowal rather than via the Wemyss Bay rail corridor.
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Coll
Ferry connections and port planning in United Kingdom
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Colonsay
The main ferry landing is at Scalasaig. Colonsay is a small island with limited onward transport, so arrange accommodation access before arrival.
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Greece
Corfu
Corfu’s international passenger port is close to Corfu Town and handles both local Ionian ferries and seasonal international services. Check the berth and operator instructions carefully because the port serves several different ferry types.
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Ireland
Cork
A lively southern Irish city of markets, waterways and maritime history with France just one overnight ferry away
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Spain
Corralejo
Corralejo ferry port sits at the northern tip of Fuerteventura beside the town and marina. It is convenient for the dunes, northern resorts and road journeys south through the island.
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Corran
The eastern slipway is close to the A82 south of Fort William. A service outage changes the road journey substantially because the alternative runs around Loch Eil.
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Craignure
Ferry connections and port planning in United Kingdom
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Cuan
The ferry approach is on Seil, which is connected to the mainland by the bridge over the Atlantic at Clachan. The crossing continues to Luing.
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Cumbrae Slip
The landing is on the eastern side of Great Cumbrae. Millport lies farther south and normally requires a bus, bicycle ride, walk or drive.
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Republic of Ireland
Cunnamore
Cunnamore is the departure point for the Heir Island crossing. West Cork, near Skibbereen. Match the precise landing place with the operator’s directions before arranging parking or a public-transport connection.
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Germany
Cuxhaven
North Sea beaches, tidal landscapes and maritime heritage at the point where the Elbe meets open water
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Spain
Cádiz
The Port of Cádiz is the mainland gateway for Baleària Canarias long-distance sailings to the archipelago. Allow generous time for terminal access, security and vehicle check-in.
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England, United Kingdom
Dartmouth Higher Ferry
The Higher Ferry slipway is north of Dartmouth’s central waterfront. It is a separate vehicle crossing from the Lower Ferry.
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France
Dielette
Small Cotentin Peninsula harbour used for passenger crossings to Guernsey and nearby islands. The surrounding coast is rural and less urban than Cherbourg, with a compact harbour setting.
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France
Dieppe
A historic Normandy harbour with clifftop views, seafood and a direct cross-Channel link to Sussex
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Greece
Donoussa
Donoussa ferries arrive at Stavros, the island’s main harbour and settlement. The village and nearby beach are close to the quay, while Mersini, Kalotaritissa and more remote coves require local transport, walking or seasonal boat services.
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Republic of Ireland
Doolin
The pier is on the exposed Atlantic coast near the Cliffs of Moher. Check the island and landing included in the ticket, since sightseeing cruises also leave from Doolin.
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Isle of Man
Douglas
A sweeping Victorian seafront and the transport hub for an island of railways, glens, motorsport and Celtic heritage
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United Kingdom
Dover
Clifftop history, Channel views and Britain’s busiest short-sea gateway to continental Europe
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Ireland
Dublin
A lively European capital where Georgian streets, literary history and one of Ireland’s busiest ferry ports meet
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Croatia
Dubrovnik
A walled Adriatic city of limestone streets, island views and one of Croatia’s most recognisable historic skylines
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France
Dunkirk
A resilient northern French port city where broad beaches, maritime heritage and Channel ferry links meet
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Dunoon
Dunoon’s town-centre passenger pier and Western Ferries’ Hunters Quay terminal serve different crossings. Match your arrival point with your onward transport.
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Spain
Dénia
A castle-topped Mediterranean town where beaches, food and fast ferries open the way to the Balearic Islands
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Easdale
Easdale is a small car-free island. The landing and a walking visit need to fit the local boat timetable.
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Eday
The ferry uses Eday’s island harbour; the island journey beyond the landing must be arranged separately.
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Edinburgh
A world-class historic capital of castle views, Georgian streets and festival culture without a current long-distance passenger ferry terminal of its own
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Egilsay
Egilsay is a small island on the Tingwall–Rousay–Wyre network. Return opportunities vary by sailing pattern.
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Eigg
Eigg is reached on a dated Small Isles sailing pattern. Visitor cars are restricted; arrange luggage and accommodation transfers before travel.
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Ellenabeich
The village is the mainland-side departure point for Easdale’s passenger boat. Drivers leave their cars before the crossing.
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Eriskay
Eriskay is linked by causeway to South Uist. The Barra ferry is therefore a useful connection within a wider north–south Hebridean itinerary.
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Greece
Ermioni
Ermioni is a mainland harbour on the eastern Argolid peninsula. The ferry arrives close to the town centre, with onward road access toward Porto Heli, Epidaurus and Nafplio.
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Denmark
Esbjerg
A modern Danish port city with bold maritime landmarks and a twelve-minute ferry hop to the island of Fanø
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Fair Isle
Fair Isle’s sea connection is weather sensitive. Book accommodation and travel together and leave room for a delayed return.
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Italy
Favignana
Favignana’s ferry harbour is beside the island’s main town and is the principal arrival point for day trips and longer stays. Bicycles, scooters, taxis and local buses are available around the port area.
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England, United Kingdom
Feock
The King Harry Ferry approach is near Trelissick on the western side of the Fal. Rural lanes lead to the chain-ferry slipway.
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Feolin
The Jura landing faces Port Askaig across the Sound of Islay. Continue along the island road towards Craighouse.
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Italy
Filicudi
Filicudi Porto is the principal arrival point on the island’s east coast. Facilities are smaller than at Lipari or Milazzo, so plan onward transport before arrival.
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Fionnphort
Fionnphort is at the south-western end of Mull. Reaching it from Craignure involves crossing much of the island before taking the ferry to Iona.
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Wales, United Kingdom
Fishguard
A small Welsh ferry gateway surrounded by dramatic Pembrokeshire coast, harbour scenery and easy access to Ireland
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Fishnish
Fishnish is a vehicle slipway on the Sound of Mull. The onward road connects with Craignure and Tobermory; it is not a town-centre ferry terminal.
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Greece
Fiskardo, Kefalonia
Fiskardo is a picturesque harbour at the northern tip of Kefalonia. Ferry facilities sit within the village waterfront, with restaurants, accommodation and road access south through the island.
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Flotta
Flotta’s ferry links cross Scapa Flow. Check the selected island calls and vehicle arrangements.
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Norway
Flåm
Inner Sognefjord village reached by scenic passenger ferry from Bergen and other western Norway ports. The village sits at the head of Aurlandsfjord amid steep mountain scenery and is a popular base for fjord excursions.
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Greece
Folegandros
Ferries arrive at Karavostasis on the east coast of Folegandros. The small port settlement has accommodation and food options, while buses and taxis connect uphill to Chora and onward to Ano Meria.
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Spain
Formentera
La Savina is Formentera’s only ferry port and the island’s transport gateway, with buses, taxis, vehicle hire and road links to the beaches and villages.
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Foula
Foula is a remote Atlantic island west of Mainland. Weather and sea state can substantially change travel plans.
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Greece
Fourni
Fourni ferries arrive at the harbour in Fourni Town. The settlement is compact and walkable, while Kampi, Chrysomilia and more remote beaches require local road or boat connections.
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Denmark
Frederikshavn
A practical North Jutland gateway with beaches, maritime character and a frequent Kattegat ferry to Sweden
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Greece
Frikes, Ithaca
Frikes is a small harbour village in northern Ithaca. It offers a convenient arrival point for Stavros, Kioni and northern beaches without driving up from Pisaetos.
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Portugal
Funchal
Madeira’s colourful capital of gardens, markets and mountain views with a practical passenger and vehicle ferry to Porto Santo
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Denmark
Fynshav
Ferry port on the island of Als, linked with Bøjden on Funen. The route is useful for touring southern Denmark and combining Funen, Als and Jutland by car.
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Gallanach
The Kerrera slipway is south of Oban town. It is separate from the main CalMac terminal, so use the correct departure point for taxis and parking.
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Ireland
Galway City Centre
City-centre departure option for passenger services to the Aran Islands. The city is a major west-coast base with restaurants, accommodation and onward links into Connemara.
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Poland
Gdańsk
A handsome Baltic city of Hanseatic streets, shipyard history and an overnight passenger ferry link to Sweden
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Poland
Gdynia
Modernist architecture, a lively seafront and one of Poland’s principal passenger-ferry links to Sweden
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Italy
Genoa
A labyrinthine historic centre, grand maritime heritage and one of the Mediterranean’s busiest passenger-ferry ports
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Belgium
Ghent
Medieval architecture, waterside guildhouses and a lively Flemish city reached easily from active ferry gateways
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Italy
Giannutri
Giannutri has a small landing serving a protected island with limited facilities and controlled visitor activity.
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Gigha
Gigha is a small island west of Kintyre. Its beaches and quiet lanes make it suitable for a slower visit, with transport planned around the ferry’s operating day.
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Italy
Giglio
Giglio Porto is the island’s only commercial ferry harbour and the hub for buses toward Giglio Castello and Campese.
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Gills Bay
Wild Caithness coastline, nearby North Coast 500 sights and the shortest vehicle-ferry link to Orkney
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Italy
Golfo Aranci
Golfo Aranci lies on Sardinia’s north-east coast, close to Olbia and the Costa Smeralda. It is a convenient arrival point for beaches, resorts and road trips across the Gallura region.
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England, United Kingdom
Gosport
Gosport is linked with Portsmouth Harbour by Gosport Ferry. Gosport town-centre waterfront. Plan the onward journey from the landing and confirm the return programme before a short visit.
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Sweden
Gothenburg
A lively west-coast city of canals, seafood and islands with direct ferries to Frederikshavn and Kiel
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Gourock
Gourock’s central passenger ferry connections adjoin the railway. Western Ferries’ vehicle terminal is farther west at McInroy’s Point.
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Graemsay
Graemsay is reached by passenger ferry on the Stromness and north-Hoy network. The timetable’s calling order affects time ashore.
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France
Granville
Normandy coastal town and passenger-ferry port for selected Channel Islands sailings. The old town, marina and seafront make Granville a useful destination as well as a departure point.
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Republic of Ireland
Greencastle (Donegal)
Greencastle (Donegal) is the departure point for the Magilligan crossing. Inishowen, County Donegal. Match the precise landing place with the operator’s directions before arranging parking or a public-transport connection.
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Northern Ireland, United Kingdom
Greencastle (Down)
Greencastle (Down) is linked with Greenore by Carlingford Lough Ferry. County Down, Northern Ireland. Plan the onward journey from the landing and confirm the return programme before a short visit.
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Republic of Ireland
Greenore
Greenore is the departure point for the Greencastle (Down) crossing. County Louth, Republic of Ireland. Match the precise landing place with the operator’s directions before arranging parking or a public-transport connection.
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Denmark
Grenaa
Grenaa is an East Jutland port and a gateway to Djursland. Its former Stena Line connection ended on 30 April 2026.
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Sweden
Grisslehamn
Grisslehamn ferry terminal is on Sweden’s Roslagen coast north of Stockholm. It is reached mainly by road, with connecting transport options also offered for some Eckerö Linjen products.
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Grutness
The Fair Isle departure is near Sumburgh, at the southern end of Mainland. It is not the NorthLink terminal in Lerwick.
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Gutcher
Gutcher is the northern-Yell departure for Bluemull Sound. Read the destination signs carefully for Unst and Fetlar sailings.
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Sweden
Halmstad
Halmstad is a Swedish west-coast city with beaches and access to the Halland coast. Its former Stena Line connection ended on 30 April 2026.
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Hamars Ness
The Fetlar terminal is also shown as Hamarsness in some travel information. Check the current Bluemull timetable for the landing name and service pattern.
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England
Harwich
A compact maritime town with historic streets, sea views and one of Britain’s most useful ferry links to the Netherlands
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Republic of Ireland
Heir Island
Heir Island is linked with Cunnamore by Heir Island Ferries. Island in Roaringwater Bay. Plan the onward journey from the landing and confirm the return programme before a short visit.
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Sweden
Helsingborg
A stylish waterfront city with royal gardens and one of Scandinavia’s shortest international ferry crossings
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Finland
Helsinki
Nordic design, island scenery and one of the Baltic Sea’s most important passenger-ferry hubs
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Greece
Heraklion
Minoan history, Venetian landmarks and Crete’s busiest passenger-ferry gateway
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Denmark
Hirtshals
A working North Sea harbour, dramatic coast and Denmark’s principal passenger-ferry gateway to Norway
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Wales, United Kingdom
Holyhead
A rugged Anglesey gateway with sea cliffs, coastal walks and one of the principal ferry links between Wales and Ireland
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Netherlands
Hook of Holland
A North Sea beach town and Rotterdam gateway with one of the most convenient direct ferries between the Netherlands and England
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Portugal
Horta
Faial’s principal town and a busy Azores inter-island ferry port facing Pico across the channel. Horta is famous for its marina, volcanic island scenery and views of Pico mountain across the water.
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Houton
Houton is the Mainland departure for the South Isles vehicle services to Hoy and Flotta, separate from Stromness’s passenger route.
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Spain
Huelva
Fred. Olsen Express uses the Outer Port of Huelva at Muelle Sur, outside the city centre. Vehicle and security controls open well before departure, so build terminal access time into the journey.
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England
Hull
A historic Humber port with free museums, a lively marina district and a nightly overnight ferry to the Netherlands
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Hunters Quay
The vehicle ferry arrives north of Dunoon. This is distinct from the central Dunoon passenger pier.
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Croatia
Hvar
Historic Hvar Town on Hvar island, served by frequent passenger catamarans from Split and Dubrovnik. Hvar combines a Venetian-era harbour town, lively waterfront and access to beaches and Pakleni Islands excursions.
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Hydra
Hydra’s ferry harbour opens directly into Hydra Town. Most central accommodation, restaurants and local boat services are reached from the waterfront without a conventional road transfer.
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Netherlands
IJmuiden
A working North Sea harbour with broad beaches, dune landscapes and the Netherlands’ direct overnight passenger ferry to Newcastle
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Spain
Ibiza
A historic Mediterranean island capital surrounded by beaches, coves and an extensive fast-ferry and overnight ferry network
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Igoumenitsa
A practical north-west Greek ferry gateway surrounded by beaches, mountains and some of Epirus’s most rewarding coastal scenery
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Greece
Ikaria
Blue Star Ferries approaches both Evdilos and Agios Kirykos on Ikaria. These ports are on different sides of the island, so the live arrival point is important when arranging accommodation or a road transfer.
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England, United Kingdom
Ilfracombe
Ilfracombe is the departure point for the Lundy crossing. North Devon harbour. Match the precise landing place with the operator’s directions before arranging parking or a public-transport connection.
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Republic of Ireland
Inishbofin
Inishbofin is linked with Cleggan by Inishbofin Ferry. Island off the Connemara coast. Plan the onward journey from the landing and confirm the return programme before a short visit.
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Ireland
Inisheer
Inis Oírr, the smallest of the three main Aran Islands, reached by passenger ferry from the Galway area. Stone walls, Atlantic scenery and a small harbour define the island’s character.
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Inishmaan
Inis Meáin, the middle Aran Island, served by passenger ferries from Galway and Rossaveel. Inishmaan is known for a quieter atmosphere, limestone landscape and traditional island settlements.
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Inishmore
Inis Mór, the largest Aran Island and a popular passenger-ferry destination from Galway and Rossaveel. The island combines Atlantic coastline, limestone terrain and major archaeological sites such as Dún Aonghasa.
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Republic of Ireland
Inishturk
Inishturk is linked with Roonagh by O’Malley Ferries. Atlantic island off County Mayo. Plan the onward journey from the landing and confirm the return programme before a short visit.
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Iona
The island is usually explored on foot. Visitor cars are restricted, and the abbey and village are reached from the passenger landing.
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Greece
Ios
Ios ferries arrive at Ormos harbour, about two kilometres from Chora. Buses and taxis meet many arrivals, and a paved route connects the port with the main village and beach areas.
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Greece
Iraklia
Ferries arrive at Agios Georgios, Iraklia’s harbour settlement on the north-east coast. The port, beach and basic visitor services are close together, while Panagia lies inland and the island’s more remote coves require local transport, walking or boat access.
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Italy
Ischia
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Denmark
Kalundborg
West Zealand port linked by ferry with Samsø. The town is an established port and regional centre with services convenient before or after a ferry crossing.
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Kalymnos
Pothia is Kalymnos’s principal ferry port and largest town. The harbour provides road connections to climbing areas, beaches and villages around the island, while short local boats also link nearby Telendos.
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Sweden
Kapellskär
A road-friendly archipelago ferry gateway north-east of Stockholm with direct links to Åland, Finland and Estonia
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Sweden
Karlshamn
Karlshamn is DFDS’s southern Swedish gateway to Lithuania. The terminal is vehicle-oriented, while passengers without a vehicle use a shuttle connection between the terminal building and ferry.
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Sweden
Karlskrona
A UNESCO-listed naval city spread across islands, with maritime museums, an archipelago and a major passenger ferry to Poland
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Greece
Karpathos
Pigadia is Karpathos’s principal passenger ferry port and main town. Some island itineraries can also involve Diafani in the north, so confirm the exact call pattern and arrival point before arranging onward transport.
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Kasos
Kasos ferries arrive at Fri, the island’s capital and principal harbour settlement. The port is compact and close to local services, while road connections lead to Agia Marina, Panagia, Poli and the rest of the island.
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Greece
Kastellorizo
Kastellorizo ferries arrive directly at the colourful harbour of Megisti, normally referred to simply as Kastellorizo Town. Much of the settlement is walkable from the quay, while local boats provide access to places such as the Blue Grotto and nearby islets.
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Kennacraig
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Kerrera
Kerrera is a walking island with restricted vehicle access. Plan the island visit around the ferry and the distance between the landing and your destination.
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Germany
Kiel
A major Baltic ferry city with a lively waterfront, maritime heritage and direct passenger links to Norway, Sweden and Lithuania
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Kilchoan
The rural ferry terminal is near the western end of the Ardnamurchan peninsula. The onward drive is a substantial part of the journey.
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Kilcreggan
The passenger pier serves a waterside village on the Rosneath peninsula. The ferry can be more direct than a road journey around the sea lochs.
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Republic of Ireland
Killimer
The ferry terminal is on the northern side of the Shannon Estuary. It provides a coastal link to County Kerry without the Limerick road detour.
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England, United Kingdom
Kingswear Higher Ferry
The eastern Higher Ferry approach connects with the road network on the Kingswear side of the Dart. Follow the specific Higher Ferry signs.
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Norway
Kirkenes
Kirkenes is the northern endpoint of the Coastal Express near the Russian border. The ferry quay is close to the town, with airport transfers and Arctic excursions available through local providers and Hurtigruten packages.
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Kirkwall
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Lithuania
Klaipėda
Lithuania’s maritime gateway with a compact old town, easy access to the Curonian Spit and direct ferries to Germany and Sweden
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Republic of Ireland
Knightstown
Knightstown is linked with Reenard Point by Valentia Island Ferry. Valentia Island, County Kerry. Plan the onward journey from the landing and confirm the return programme before a short visit.
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Slovenia
Koper
Venetian squares, a compact waterfront and easy access to the Slovenian Istrian coast
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Croatia
Korčula
Walled island town on Korčula, served by fast passenger ferries along the Dalmatian coast. Korčula’s compact historic centre makes it well suited to foot-passenger itineraries between Dubrovnik, Hvar and Split.
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Greece
Kos
Ancient history, beach resorts and one of the Dodecanese’s busiest island-ferry hubs
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Koufonissia
Koufonissia ferries arrive at Pano Koufonissi next to Chora. The village and Ammos beach are close to the quay, while the eastern beaches are reached by road, walking, bicycle or seasonal local boats.
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Norway
Kristiansand
A sunny southern Norwegian city with a walkable waterfront and fast year-round ferry access to Denmark
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Finland & Sweden
Kvarken
A UNESCO-listed archipelago landscape and the shortest major ferry crossing between Finland and Sweden
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Kyllini
A compact Ionian ferry gateway backed by beaches, thermal springs and medieval history
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Kythnos
Cycladic island served by ferries to Lavrio and other Aegean ports. Kythnos offers a quieter Cycladic setting with traditional villages, coves and thermal-spring history.
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Italy
Lampedusa
Lampedusa’s harbour is the island’s main sea gateway for passengers, vehicles and supplies. Local buses, taxis and hire vehicles connect the port with beaches and accommodation around the island.
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Norway
Langesund
A compact Telemark harbour town with coastal walks, wooden streets and nearby access to the Hirtshals–Larvik ferry
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Largs
The town’s seafront terminal serves Great Cumbrae. Largs has a railway station, but the ferry lands outside Millport on the island.
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Larne
A practical Irish Sea gateway at the start of the Causeway Coastal Route
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Norway
Larvik
A relaxed Norwegian fjord town with one of the fastest car-ferry links to Denmark
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Spain
Las Palmas
Beach-city energy, historic quarters and a major Canary Islands ferry hub
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Greece
Lavrio
Attica ferry port southeast of Athens with routes to Kythnos and other Cycladic islands. The port offers an alternative to Piraeus and Rafina for several island itineraries.
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Laxo
Laxo is the usual Whalsay departure point. Weather can move sailings to Vidlin; check the latest notice before driving to the terminal.
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France
Le Havre
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Lemnos
Piraeus services arrive at Myrina, the capital and principal ferry port of Lemnos. The harbour sits beside the town centre, while the island’s archaeological sites, villages and long beaches require road travel across a relatively large landscape.
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Greece
Leros
Leros ferry services normally use the island’s main passenger port area around Lakki or Agia Marina according to the itinerary. Check the ticket for the exact arrival point before arranging accommodation or collection.
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Lerwick
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Italy
Levanzo
Levanzo’s small harbour sits directly in the island’s only village. The compact settlement is walkable, and many visitors continue by foot or boat rather than relying on road transport.
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Leverburgh
The harbour is at the southern end of Harris. The ferry arrives from Berneray rather than from mainland Scotland or Skye.
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Latvia
Liepāja
A creative Baltic city with a huge beach and a direct overnight ferry to Germany
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Italy
Linosa
Linosa can use different harbour points according to operating conditions. Liberty Lines advises passengers to check in advance whether the sailing uses Pozzolana or Porto Vecchio.
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Italy
Lipari
Lipari’s main port is at Marina Lunga, immediately beside Lipari town. The harbour is a major interchange for Aeolian island hopping, with onward departures to Vulcano, Salina, Panarea, Stromboli, Filicudi and Alicudi.
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Lipsi
The ferry arrives at Lipsi Town, the island’s only substantial settlement and main harbour. Accommodation, tavernas and local services cluster around the waterfront, with beaches and small coves reached by road, walking or seasonal local transport.
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Lismore
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England
Liverpool
A world-famous maritime and music city with a modern passenger ferry terminal on the Mersey
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Italy
Livorno
A working Tuscan port with canal districts, seafood and major island ferry connections
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Greece
Lixouri
The local ferry connects Lixouri with Argostoli across the gulf. The island road alternative runs around the head of the water, so the ferry can form part of a circular day trip.
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Lochaline
The village is a mainland gateway across the Sound of Mull. Getting here involves a rural road journey through Morvern, potentially including the Corran crossing.
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Lochboisdale
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Lochmaddy
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Lochranza
The village lies at the northern end of Arran, with the road continuing around the island towards Brodick. A north-Arran arrival can suit a circular island itinerary.
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Longhope
Longhope lies on South Walls, connected to Hoy by causeway. Use the exact South Isles sailing information rather than assuming every boat calls here.
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Norway
Longyearbyen
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Spain
Los Cristianos
Los Cristianos ferry port sits beside the resort town in southern Tenerife and serves several western-island routes. Allow for busy local roads and use the ticket details to find the correct check-in lane.
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Luing
The short Cuan ferry provides vehicle access to Luing. The villages and visitor destinations are reached by the island road after landing.
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England, United Kingdom
Lundy
Lundy is linked with Ilfracombe by Lundy – MS Oldenburg. Bristol Channel island. Plan the onward journey from the landing and confirm the return programme before a short visit.
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Lyness
Lyness is on the east side of Hoy and is a vehicle-ferry landing. Moaness in northern Hoy serves a different passenger connection.
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Finland
Långnäs
Åland ferry terminal used by Baltic services including Finnlines connections with mainland Finland. Långnäs is primarily a transport terminal, useful for bringing a vehicle onto or off the Åland Islands.
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Portugal
Madalena
Main ferry gateway on Pico, with frequent links to Horta on Faial and services toward São Jorge. Madalena is a practical base for Pico’s vineyards, volcanic landscape and mountain excursions.
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Republic of Ireland
Magheroarty
Magheroarty is the departure point for the Tory Island crossing. North-west County Donegal. Match the precise landing place with the operator’s directions before arranging parking or a public-transport connection.
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Northern Ireland, United Kingdom
Magilligan
Magilligan is linked with Greencastle (Donegal) by Lough Foyle Ferry. County Londonderry, Northern Ireland. Plan the onward journey from the landing and confirm the return programme before a short visit.
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Spain
Mahón
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Mallaig
A compact Highland harbour village and one of Scotland’s most useful island-ferry gateways
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Sweden
Malmö
Malmö ferry terminal is a vehicle-oriented Baltic gateway with direct access to southern Sweden’s motorway network and onward links toward Copenhagen, Gothenburg and Stockholm. Follow Finnlines terminal signs rather than city-centre harbour directions.
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Italy
Marettimo
Marettimo’s harbour is in the island’s sole main village. The settlement is compact and largely pedestrian-oriented, making the route particularly straightforward for foot passengers.
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Finland
Mariehamn
A relaxed Åland capital of marinas, maritime heritage and frequent Baltic Sea ferry calls
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France
Marseille
A major Mediterranean port city combining Provençal character, coastal scenery and long-distance ferry connections
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Scotland, United Kingdom
McInroy’s Point
Western Ferries’ mainland terminal is outside central Gourock. Drivers should follow the Hunters Quay vehicle-ferry signs.
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Spain
Melilla
A distinctive Spanish Mediterranean city with historic fortifications and direct ferries to Andalusia
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Italy
Messina
Sicily’s northeastern gateway with a historic centre and exceptionally frequent ferries across the Strait
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Greece
Methana
Methana is a peninsula port on the Saronic ferry network. A trip through Piraeus, Aegina or Poros needs the actual dated calling pattern, not an assumed daily through boat.
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Italy
Milazzo
Milazzo is the main embarkation point for Lipari from Sicily. Fast craft and conventional ferries use different operating areas within the port, so follow the terminal information on the ticket.
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Milos
A volcanic Cycladic island famous for surreal beaches, fishing villages and fast inter-island ferry links
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Moaness
The north-Hoy passenger landing is used by the Stromness service. It is distinct from the vehicle port at Lyness.
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Spain
Morro Jable
Morro Jable ferry port is on the Jandía peninsula in southern Fuerteventura, close to the resort area and the FV-2 road running north through the island.
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Spain
Motril
A Costa Tropical gateway combining beaches, Granada province and direct North Africa ferry routes
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Muck
Muck is a small island with limited services and a weather-sensitive ferry programme. A return sailing is central to planning any short visit.
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Greece
Mykonos
Most conventional and high-speed ferries use the New Port at Tourlos, north of Mykonos Town. Buses, taxis and sea buses connect the port with Chora and onward transport around the island.
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Mytilene
Mytilene is the principal ferry port and capital of Lesvos, with road connections around a very large island. It is a practical arrival point for the city, southern villages and longer journeys toward Plomari, Petra and Molyvos.
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Spain
Málaga
A Mediterranean city of art, Moorish heritage and beaches with a direct ferry to Melilla
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Naples
A vibrant southern Italian city with major ferry links across the Bay of Naples and wider Mediterranean
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Naxos
Naxos ferries arrive in Chora on the west coast, directly beside the old town and waterfront. Taxis, buses and vehicle hire are available near the port for beaches, inland villages and the south-west coast.
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England
Newcastle
A lively Tyne city paired with the UK’s direct overnight ferry gateway to the Netherlands
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France
Nice
A classic Riviera city with beaches, markets and direct Corsica Ferries departures from Port Lympia
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Nisyros
Nisyros ferries use Mandraki, the island’s main harbour on the north-west coast. The town itself is compact, while Nikia, Emporeios, the volcano and more distant beaches require onward road transport.
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North Ronaldsay
This outlying island has a limited, weather-sensitive sailing pattern; check the current timetable and service notice.
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Sweden
Nynäshamn
A relaxed Swedish harbour town with archipelago nature, Stockholm connections and two important Baltic ferry networks
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Oban
Scotland’s classic west-coast ferry town, framed by hills, islands, seafood and an exceptionally busy harbour
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Greece
Oinousses
The ferry arrives at Oinoussa Town, the main settlement of the small Oinousses archipelago east of Chios. The harbour, maritime attractions and most visitor services sit within a compact area, while nearby coves can be explored by road, walking or boat.
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Italy
Olbia
A practical northern Sardinian gateway with a historic centre, nearby beaches and some of the island’s busiest mainland ferry links
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Sweden
Oskarshamn
Oskarshamn is the southern mainland terminal for Destination Gotland. The port is close to the town centre and has dedicated ferry check-in and vehicle marshalling for Gotland departures.
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Norway
Oslo
Norway’s waterfront capital, combining world-class museums and urban design with direct overnight ferries to Germany and Denmark
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Belgium
Ostend
Belgium’s liveliest seaside city, combining a long urban beach, cultural attractions and a working North Sea harbour
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Out Skerries
The island connection may use different Mainland departure points. Match the booking to the correct port and leave flexibility for weather.
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Italy
Palermo
Palermo is a richly layered Mediterranean city where Norman, Arab, Byzantine, Spanish and Italian influences meet in architecture, food and everyday street life. Its historic centre is large enough to reward several days but compact enough for a focused…
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Palma de Mallorca
Palma de Mallorca is both a rewarding Mediterranean city break and the main urban gateway to Mallorca. The old town spreads behind the waterfront with honey-coloured lanes, courtyards, churches, cafés and one of Spain’s most recognisable cathedrals.
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Italy
Panarea
Panarea’s ferry landing is beside the island’s main settlement. The compact harbour handles fast craft and scheduled ferries, with local movement primarily on foot or by small local transport.
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Italy
Pantelleria
Pantelleria’s main port is beside the island’s principal town. Vehicle travellers can continue directly onto the island road network, while foot passengers can arrange local buses, taxis or hire vehicles.
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Papa Stour
Papa Stour is reached by a limited service from West Burrafirth. Confirm both directions before committing to a short island visit.
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Papa Westray
Papa Westray has both links from Kirkwall and a short passenger service from Pierowall on Westray. Confirm which mainland or island connection the ticket covers.
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Paros
Ferries arrive at Parikia on the west coast of Paros. The port is integrated with the main town, with accommodation, restaurants, buses, taxis and vehicle hire close to the waterfront.
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Republic of Ireland
Passage East
The village slipway links the Waterford side of the estuary with Ballyhack. The local approach is different from a major international port.
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Patmos
Skala is the main ferry port and commercial centre of Patmos. Accommodation, taxis and local transport are available around the harbour, with road connections to Chora and the island’s beaches.
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Patras
Patras is Greece’s principal western ferry gateway and the country’s third-largest city, facing the Gulf of Patras toward the Ionian Sea. Many travellers pass through en route between Greece and Italy, but the city has enough history and local character to…
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Wales, United Kingdom
Pembroke Dock
Pembroke Dock sits on the Milford Haven Waterway in south-west Wales and is best known to ferry travellers as the Welsh end of the Rosslare route. The town grew around the Royal Dockyard and still carries a strong naval and maritime identity.
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United Kingdom
Penzance
Cornish harbour town and mainland departure point for the sea crossing to the Isles of Scilly. The seafront, promenade and historic town centre make Penzance convenient for an overnight stay before or after a Scilly crossing.
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Greece
Pesada (Kefalonia)
Pesada is a small south-coast harbour used for the seasonal direct ferry to northern Zakynthos. Facilities are limited compared with Kefalonia’s larger ports, so organise road transport and arrive prepared.
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Philleigh
The eastern King Harry Ferry landing is on the Roseland side of the river. Continue by road for villages and coastal destinations on the peninsula.
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Italy
Pianosa
Pianosa is a protected island with controlled visitor arrangements and limited local infrastructure.
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Pierowall
Pierowall is the Westray departure for the Papa Westray passenger boat. It is not Rapness, the Kirkwall vehicle-ferry terminal.
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Italy
Piombino
Piombino stands on a headland on the Tuscan coast, facing Elba across a narrow stretch of the Tyrrhenian Sea. For most ferry travellers it is the mainland gateway to Elba, but the town and surrounding coast add worthwhile stops of their own.
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Piraeus
Piraeus is much more than Athens’ ferry gateway: it is a lively port city with marinas, seafood districts, archaeological sites and coastal viewpoints of its own.
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Pisaetos, Ithaca
Pisaetos is Ithaca’s principal vehicle-ferry harbour on the island’s west coast. The port is small and primarily a transfer point, with road connections onward to Vathy and northern Ithaca.
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Spain
Playa Blanca
Playa Blanca ferry port is on Lanzarote’s southern coast, close to the resort centre and main road north toward Yaiza, Timanfaya and Arrecife.
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Croatia
Ploče
Ploče is a compact working port on Croatia’s southern Adriatic, well placed for the Baćina Lakes, the Neretva Delta and road journeys toward Pelješac and Dubrovnik.
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United Kingdom
Plymouth
Plymouth is one of Britain’s great maritime cities, combining a dramatic natural harbour with historic waterfront districts and easy access to Devon and Cornwall.
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England, United Kingdom
Plymouth Devonport
The Torpoint Ferry departs from the Devonport area. International Brittany Ferries sailings use Millbay, a different part of Plymouth.
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Point (Lismore)
The Port Appin passenger ferry lands at the north of Lismore. Plan transport down the island separately; the Oban service uses Achnacroish.
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Republic of Ireland
Pontoon (Cork)
Pontoon (Cork) is the departure point for the Bere Island crossing. Beara Peninsula, east of Castletownbere. Match the precise landing place with the operator’s directions before arranging parking or a public-transport connection.
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United Kingdom
Poole
Poole sits on one of Europe’s largest natural harbours, with a lively quay, historic old town and quick access to Brownsea Island, Sandbanks and the Purbeck coast.
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Poros
Poros Town’s ferry waterfront sits on the narrow channel opposite Galatas on the Peloponnese, giving foot passengers straightforward access to the town and local transport.
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Poros, Kefalonia
Poros is on Kefalonia’s south-east coast. The ferry harbour sits beside the town and provides road access toward Skala, Sami, Argostoli and the rest of the island.
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Port Appin
The passenger ferry serves Point on northern Lismore. It is a different route and mainland approach from the Oban car ferry.
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Port Askaig
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Port Ellen
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Northern Ireland, United Kingdom
Portaferry
Portaferry stands at the southern end of the Ards Peninsula. Its local ferry is a shortcut across the lough mouth, not an international service.
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Portavadie
Portavadie is on the Cowal side of Loch Fyne. Road travel continues through a rural part of Argyll, so leave a comfortable margin for onward connections.
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Porth Meudwy
Porth Meudwy is the departure point for the Bardsey Island crossing. Near Aberdaron, Llŷn Peninsula; walk from the car park to the cove. Match the precise landing place with the operator’s directions before arranging parking or a public-transport connection.
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Italy
Porto Empedocle
Porto Empedocle is the mainland gateway for Linosa and Lampedusa. Allow extra time for the longer Pelagie route and check whether your operator requires earlier boarding than on short island sectors.
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Porto Heli
Porto Heli is a sheltered mainland harbour on the Argolid coast. The ferry arrival connects directly with the resort town and the road network toward Ermioni and the wider Peloponnese.
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Porto Santo Stefano
Porto Santo Stefano is the mainland departure point for Giannutri. Parking planning is important because private vehicles are not part of a normal island visit.
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Porto Torres
Porto Torres is an important ferry gateway on Sardinia’s north-west coast, combining a working passenger port with Roman archaeology, beaches and access to Asinara and Stintino.
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France
Porto-Vecchio
Porto-Vecchio is the natural arrival point for beaches around Palombaggia and Santa Giulia and for onward drives to Bonifacio or the Alta Rocca.
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Portoferraio
Portoferraio is Elba’s main port and a major hub for island buses, taxis, car hire and onward road travel.
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United Kingdom
Portsmouth
Portsmouth is a compact maritime city built around a working naval harbour, with major historic ships, waterfront attractions and ferry terminals close to the urban centre.
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Portsmouth Harbour
Portsmouth Harbour is the departure point for the Gosport crossing. Portsmouth harbour railway and waterfront area. Match the precise landing place with the operator’s directions before arranging parking or a public-transport connection.
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Italy
Pozzallo
Pozzallo is the Sicilian port used by Virtu Ferries for its Malta connection. The crossing links southern Sicily with Malta’s Grand Harbour ferry terminal.
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Italy
Pozzuoli
Pozzuoli is west of Naples and is convenient for road travellers approaching Ischia without entering central Naples.
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Italy
Procida
Marina Grande is Procida’s main ferry harbour, with local buses, taxis and walking access into the island’s settlements.
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France
Propriano
Propriano ferry port lies on the Gulf of Valinco and is well placed for Sartène, Campomoro, the south-west coast and onward travel toward Bonifacio.
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Greece
Psara
The ferry arrives directly in Psara Town, the island’s main settlement and harbour. Its compact layout places accommodation, cafés and basic services close to the quay, with beaches and historic sites reached by road or walking routes.
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Spain
Puerto Calero
The marina is a stop on the coastal waterbus to Puerto del Carmen. Use the operator’s stated passenger boarding point rather than a general marina entrance.
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Puerto del Carmen
The resort’s harbour serves the Puerto Calero waterbus. The coastwise passenger connection is separate from inter-island sailings leaving Playa Blanca or Órzola.
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Germany
Puttgarden
Puttgarden is a small ferry village on the island of Fehmarn, best understood as the gateway to a wider Baltic landscape of beaches, cycle routes and low-key seaside towns.
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Raasay
The ferry serves the southern end of Raasay. Arrange onward island transport and check the last return when visiting for the day.
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Greece
Rafina
Rafina is the main east-Attica ferry gateway and is substantially closer to Athens International Airport than Piraeus. The port is compact but very busy in summer, so arrive early and follow the exact vessel and boarding area on the ticket.
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Northern Ireland, United Kingdom
Rathlin
Rathlin is reached from Ballycastle. Visitors usually arrive without a car and should plan the island transfer and return sailing before travel.
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Republic of Ireland
Reenard Point
Reenard Point is the departure point for the Knightstown crossing. Near Cahersiveen, County Kerry. Match the precise landing place with the operator’s directions before arranging parking or a public-transport connection.
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Italy
Reggio Calabria
Reggio Calabria sits directly opposite Sicily at the narrow Strait of Messina, combining a long waterfront promenade with major archaeology and easy fast-boat access to Messina.
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Greece
Rhodes
Rhodes combines one of Europe’s finest medieval old towns with a large island of beaches, archaeological sites and villages, making it a destination worth several days rather than just a ferry stop.
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Rhubodach
The slipway is at the northern end of Bute. Continue by road towards Rothesay; it is not a town-centre arrival.
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Latvia
Riga
Riga is one of the Baltic region’s strongest city-break destinations, with a compact medieval core, exceptional Art Nouveau districts and a broad riverfront along the Daugava.
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Croatia
Rijeka
Rijeka is Croatia’s principal northern Adriatic city, combining a working harbour with grand Central European architecture, a compact pedestrian centre and easy access to the Kvarner islands.
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Italy
Rio Marina
Rio Marina is a compact port on Elba’s eastern coast, close to Rio and road connections toward Porto Azzurro.
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Republic of Ireland
Roonagh
Roonagh is the departure point for the Clare Island crossing. County Mayo, near Louisburgh. Match the precise landing place with the operator’s directions before arranging parking or a public-transport connection.
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France
Roscoff
Roscoff is both a major western Channel ferry gateway and an attractive Breton destination in its own right, with granite streets, a working harbour and easy island excursions.
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Ireland
Rossaveel
Connemara ferry harbour west of Galway and the principal mainland gateway for frequent Aran Islands services. The harbour is functional rather than urban, so many passengers base themselves in Galway and travel out for the sailing.
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Ireland
Rosslare
Rosslare is Ireland’s major south-eastern ferry gateway, combining a busy international port with beaches, coastal villages and easy access to County Wexford.
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Germany
Rostock
Rostock combines a brick-Gothic Hanseatic centre with the seaside resort of Warnemünde and one of Germany’s most important ferry gateways to Scandinavia.
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Rothesay
The ferry arrives at Bute’s principal town. Shops, accommodation and onward island transport are closer here than at Rhubodach in the north.
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Netherlands
Rotterdam
Rotterdam is the Netherlands’ most architecturally adventurous major city, shaped by the Nieuwe Maas, an immense working port and a skyline that feels very different from the country’s older canal cities.
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Rousay
The island is reached from Tingwall and on selected inter-island workings. Confirm the calling order for the booked sailing.
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Rum
The landing serves the Kinloch area of Rum. Longer walking trips require enough time between the boat arrival, the route itself and the booked return.
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United Kingdom
Ryde
Ryde is one of the Isle of Wight’s easiest gateways for foot passengers, combining a long sandy beach and classic seaside promenade with direct FastCat, hovercraft, train and bus connections.
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Denmark
Rønne
Rønne is Bornholm’s main town and ferry gateway, offering a relaxed old centre, sandy beaches and an ideal starting point for exploring Denmark’s distinctive Baltic island.
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Italy
Salerno
Salerno sits at the eastern end of the Amalfi Coast, combining a handsome seafront, an atmospheric medieval centre and unusually useful sea connections for both long-distance and coastal travel.
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Greece
Sami (Kefalonia)
Sami is Kefalonia’s central passenger-ferry gateway on the east coast. It provides road access toward Argostoli, the airport, Poros and the island’s main beaches and villages.
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Greece
Samos
Vathy and Karlovasi are both used Confirm the exact arrival port before travel Road links connect the island’s main towns
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Greece
Samothrace
Samothrace ferries arrive at Kamariotissa on the west coast. It is the island’s transport hub, with accommodation, food and road connections toward Chora, Paleopoli, Therma and the north-coast trailheads.
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Spain
San Sebastián de La Gomera
San Sebastián de La Gomera is the island’s principal ferry gateway and capital, with road links radiating toward Hermigua, Valle Gran Rey and the highlands around Garajonay National Park.
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Sanday
Sanday’s ferry terminal is at Loth, away from some of the island’s principal settlements.
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England, United Kingdom
Sandbanks
Sandbanks is the departure point for the Shell Bay crossing. Poole Harbour entrance, Dorset. Match the precise landing place with the operator’s directions before arranging parking or a public-transport connection.
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Norway
Sandefjord
Sandefjord is a compact harbour town on Norway’s Oslofjord coast, known for its maritime history, nearby Viking heritage and a convenient international ferry crossing to Sweden.
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Spain
Santa Cruz de La Palma
The ferry arrives at Santa Cruz de La Palma, the island capital on the east coast. The port is beside the city and provides direct road access for journeys around La Palma.
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Santa Cruz de Tenerife
Santa Cruz de Tenerife is the island’s capital and one of the Canary Islands’ principal passenger-ferry hubs, combining an energetic waterfront city with fast access to Gran Canaria and long-distance links to mainland Spain.
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Italy
Santa Marina Salina
Santa Marina is the principal town and one of two ferry ports on Salina. The quay is integrated into the waterfront settlement, with buses and taxis connecting the island’s villages.
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Spain
Santander
Santander combines a handsome waterfront, broad sandy beaches and compact city-centre sightseeing with one of the most convenient passenger-ferry terminals in northern Spain.
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Greece
Santorini
Santorini ferries arrive at Athinios below the caldera cliffs. The port is busy and compact; buses, taxis and pre-booked transfers climb to Fira, with onward road connections around the island.
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Channel Islands
Sark
Sark’s harbour serves passenger arrivals. Ordinary visitor cars are not brought onto the island, and the transfer uphill from the landing needs consideration.
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Germany
Sassnitz
Sassnitz is a Baltic resort and harbour town on Rügen, best known for Jasmund’s white chalk cliffs and as the German gateway for selected ferries to Bornholm.
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Greece
Schinoussa
Schinoussa ferries arrive at Mersini, the sheltered port on the west coast. Panagia, the island’s main village, is uphill from the harbour, while Messaria and the beaches are reached by local road, walking or accommodation transfers.
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Republic of Ireland
Schull
Schull offers seasonal island connections. Check the Cape Clear departure point and return port rather than assuming the Baltimore timetable applies.
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Sconser
Sconser lies on Skye’s main road, with the Raasay ferry leaving nearby. It is reached after travelling onto Skye, not directly from the mainland.
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Scrabster
Scrabster is a small harbour settlement on Scotland’s far north coast, best known as the mainland gateway for NorthLink Ferries to Stromness in Orkney.
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Greece
Serifos
Serifos ferries arrive at Livadi on the south-east coast. The waterfront has cafés, tavernas, accommodation and local transport, while hilltop Chora is reached by road above the bay.
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Shapinsay
The island ferry lands at Balfour, across the water from Kirkwall. Confirm the day’s return and any vehicle reservation.
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England, United Kingdom
Shell Bay
Shell Bay is linked with Sandbanks by Sandbanks Ferry. Studland side of Poole Harbour. Plan the onward journey from the landing and confirm the return programme before a short visit.
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Republic of Ireland
Sherkin Island
Sherkin Island is linked with Baltimore by Sherkin Island Ferry. Island off Baltimore. Plan the onward journey from the landing and confirm the return programme before a short visit.
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Greece
Sifnos
Ferries arrive at Kamares, the main harbour settlement on Sifnos. The quay sits beside the beach and visitor services, with buses and taxis linking the port to Apollonia, Artemonas, Kastro and the south coast.
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Greece
Sikinos
Sikinos ferries berth at Alopronia, the island’s small port village. The beach and several services are close to the quay, while the road climbs inland to Chora and the historic Kastro area.
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Greece
Sitia
Sitia’s ferry port sits on the north-east coast of Crete, close to the town centre and well placed for Lasithi, Vai, Zakros and eastern-Crete road trips.
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Greece
Skiathos
Sporades island port with ferry links to Volos and other mainland/island gateways. Skiathos is known for its compact harbour town and numerous beaches, making it a popular foot-passenger destination.
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Italy
Sorrento
Marina Piccola is below central Sorrento and can be reached by road, lift, walking routes and local transport.
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United Kingdom
Southampton
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Greece
Spetses
Spetses ferry arrivals place passengers close to the island’s main town and waterfront. Check the exact berth on the ticket and plan local transport if your accommodation is farther around the coast.
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Croatia
Split
Split is one of the Adriatic’s great ferry cities, combining a UNESCO-listed Roman palace and lively waterfront with dense island connections and international sailings to Italy.
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Denmark
Spodsbjerg
Langeland ferry terminal for the frequent domestic crossing to Tårs on Lolland. Spodsbjerg is a small coastal settlement where the ferry is primarily a transport link rather than an urban attraction.
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England, United Kingdom
St Agnes
Local boats connect St Agnes with St Mary’s. Tide conditions matter for walking between St Agnes and Gugh as well as for boat planning.
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France
St Malo
St Malo is one of Brittany’s most atmospheric coastal cities, combining a fortified old town, sweeping beaches and a passenger-ferry terminal only minutes from the historic centre.
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Scotland, United Kingdom
St Margaret’s Hope
Orkney village on South Ronaldsay and the island terminal used by Pentland Ferries from Gills Bay. The village is a compact historic settlement with a sheltered harbour and easy access to southern Orkney.
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England, United Kingdom
St Martin’s
The island is reached by local passenger boat. Confirm the landing and onward walking distance before a day visit or accommodation transfer.
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United Kingdom
St Mary’s
The largest of the Isles of Scilly and the principal sea-arrival point for passengers from Penzance. St Mary’s combines the archipelago’s main services with coastal paths, coves and historic sites.
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Norway
Stavanger
Fjord Line’s Stavanger terminal is at Risavika in Tananger, west of the city centre. Drivers can connect quickly to the regional road network, while passengers without a vehicle should plan the transfer into central Stavanger.
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Sweden
Stockholm
Stockholm spreads across islands where historic streets, museums and water views sit alongside two major passenger-ferry areas serving Finland, Åland and Estonia.
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Stornoway
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Northern Ireland, United Kingdom
Strangford
The village is on the Lecale side of the entrance to Strangford Lough. The ferry crosses directly to Portaferry on the Ards Peninsula.
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Italy
Stromboli
The principal landing at Scari serves Stromboli village on the island’s north-eastern side. Local movement is mainly on foot or by small permitted vehicles, and normal visitor car access is heavily restricted.
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Stromness
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Stronsay
The ferry arrival is at Whitehall, the island’s harbour village.
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Sweden
Strömstad
Strömstad ferry terminal sits beside the compact west-coast town, convenient for Bohuslän, the E6 corridor and onward driving toward Gothenburg or the Norwegian border.
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Symbister
The village is Whalsay’s ferry harbour. Some schedules also link Whalsay with Out Skerries.
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Greece
Symi
Symi ferries arrive at Yialos, the island’s main harbour and the centre of most passenger arrivals. Accommodation can be within walking distance around the waterfront or higher in Horio, where road or local transport is more practical with luggage.
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Greece
Syros
Syros ferries arrive directly in Ermoupoli, the capital of the Cyclades. The waterfront location puts shops, cafés and accommodation close to the quay, with buses continuing to beaches and villages.
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France
Sète
Sète is a characterful Mediterranean port city of canals, fishing boats and seafood, with long-distance passenger ferries linking southern France to North Africa.
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Estonia
Tallinn
Tallinn is one of Europe’s easiest ferry city breaks, with a remarkably preserved medieval centre and Old City Harbour close enough to reach the historic core on foot.
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Italy
Taranto
Taranto is an ancient Ionian port city with exceptional archaeology and a dramatic setting between two seas, but regular international ferry travellers should currently use other Apulian gateways.
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Tarbert (Harris)
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Republic of Ireland
Tarbert (Kerry)
Tarbert is the southern Shannon ferry terminal. It is unrelated to Tarbert on Harris or Tarbert on Loch Fyne in Scotland.
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Tarbert (Loch Fyne)
Tarbert stands at the neck of the Kintyre peninsula. Its Loch Fyne ferry links are separate from the CalMac port at Kennacraig to the south-west.
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Spain
Tarifa
Tarifa is the Spanish departure port for Baleària’s Tangier Ville crossing. This route arrives at Tangier’s city port, rather than Tangier Med.
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Tayinloan
The Gigha slipway is reached from the A83 side of the Kintyre peninsula. It is not the Islay terminal at Kennacraig.
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Wales, United Kingdom
Tenby
Tenby is the departure point for the Caldey Island crossing. Pembrokeshire; follow the day’s boat departure instructions. Match the precise landing place with the operator’s directions before arranging parking or a public-transport connection.
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Greece
Tilos
Tilos ferries arrive at Livadia, a small harbour settlement on the east coast. Many rooms and services are close to the waterfront, while Megalo Chorio and beaches elsewhere on the island require onward road travel.
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Tingwall
Tingwall is the Mainland terminal for Rousay, Egilsay and Wyre. It is a separate road journey from Kirkwall or Stromness.
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Greece
Tinos
The ferry port is beside Tinos Town on the south-west coast. The waterfront, main town, bus station, taxis and visitor services are close to the quay, making onward travel around the island straightforward.
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Tiree
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Tobermory
Mull’s harbour town serves the Kilchoan crossing. The main mainland vehicle route lands at Craignure, a separate drive down the island.
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Toft
The Yell Sound terminal lies in northern Mainland. Leave enough road time from Lerwick before joining the booked crossing.
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England, United Kingdom
Torpoint
The Tamar chain ferry arrives in the town, providing a road link with Devonport and Plymouth. It does not use the Tamar Bridge approach.
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Republic of Ireland
Tory Island
Tory Island is linked with Magheroarty by Tory Ferry. Toraigh, off the Donegal coast. Plan the onward journey from the landing and confirm the return programme before a short visit.
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France
Toulon
Toulon combines a working Mediterranean harbour with a compact Provençal centre, beaches and one of mainland France’s broadest ferry networks to Corsica and beyond.
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Italy
Trapani
Trapani is the mainland departure point for Marettimo. Fast services can be direct or make an intermediate island call, so compare the advertised arrival time rather than assuming every sailing takes the same route.
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Germany
Travemünde
Travemünde is both a traditional Baltic seaside resort and one of northern Germany’s most important passenger-ferry gateways to Scandinavia and Latvia.
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Sweden
Trelleborg
Trelleborg is Sweden’s southernmost city and one of Scandinavia’s busiest ferry gateways, pairing efficient continental links with Viking history and an easy-going Skåne coast.
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England, United Kingdom
Tresco
Local boats may use different landings according to conditions and tides. Follow the day’s instructions rather than assuming one fixed island pier.
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Italy
Trieste
Trieste is a distinctive Adriatic city shaped by Italian, Slovenian and Habsburg influences, with a spectacular waterfront and seasonal fast passenger links across the northern Adriatic.
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Norway
Tromsø
Tromsø’s central harbour is close to the Arctic city centre. Hurtigruten calls both northbound and southbound, so verify the direction, time and exact quay for your booking.
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Troon
Troon is a relaxed Ayrshire coastal town best known for championship golf and broad beaches, and it now plays an important role as a CalMac gateway to the Isle of Arran.
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Finland
Turku
Turku is Finland’s oldest city, combining a lively riverside centre with medieval landmarks and one of the country’s principal passenger-ferry gateways to Åland and Sweden.
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Denmark
Tårs
Lolland ferry terminal for the short crossing from Spodsbjerg on Langeland. The crossing provides a useful west–east shortcut for motorists travelling across Denmark’s southern islands.
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Uig
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Ullapool
Ullapool is a small but beautifully positioned Highland harbour village, surrounded by mountains and serving as the mainland ferry gateway to Stornoway on Lewis.
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Ulsta
Ulsta is Yell’s southern gateway. Connections for Unst and Fetlar require the drive north across Yell to Gutcher.
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Sweden
Umeå
Umeå is a youthful northern Swedish city known for culture, birch-lined streets and riverfront life, with its international ferry terminal located about 20 kilometres away in Holmsund.
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Italy
Ustica
Ustica’s passenger harbour serves the island’s compact main settlement. Siremar timetables can reference different Ustica landing points, so follow the exact arrival port printed for the selected sailing.
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Finland
Vaasa
Vaasa is a compact bilingual city on Finland’s west coast, combining urban culture with the unique Kvarken archipelago and a direct international ferry to Umeå.
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Spain
Valencia
Valencia combines one of Spain’s most rewarding city breaks with a major Mediterranean passenger port offering direct vehicle ferries to the Balearic Islands.
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Malta
Valletta
Valletta is one of Europe’s most concentrated historic capitals, overlooking the Grand Harbour and offering a fast sea connection between Malta and Sicily.
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Greece
Vasiliki, Lefkada
Vasiliki is a south-Lefkada harbour serving seasonal car ferries toward Kefalonia and Ithaca. The ferry quay is close to the village waterfront, accommodation and road links across Lefkada.
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Portugal
Velas
Main town and ferry port on São Jorge in the Azores, linked by sea with Pico and other islands. Velas has a compact historic centre and gives access to São Jorge’s dramatic cliffs and fajãs.
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Italy
Venice
Venice is one of the world’s great historic cities, while the long-distance vehicle ferries to Greece depart from Fusina on the mainland edge of the lagoon rather than from the central tourist waterfront.
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Latvia
Ventspils
Ventspils is a tidy, family-friendly Latvian port city with a broad Baltic beach and a direct international ferry link to Nynäshamn south of Stockholm.
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Vidlin
Vidlin serves selected island sailings and can be an alternative Whalsay departure in certain conditions. Use the exact operator notice.
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Italy
Villa San Giovanni
Villa San Giovanni is the main Calabria vehicle-ferry terminal for Sicily. The port feeds directly into the mainland road and rail corridor toward Reggio Calabria and the rest of Italy.
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Sweden
Visby
Visby is one of Scandinavia’s best-preserved medieval towns and the natural gateway to Gotland, with fast vehicle ferries linking the island to mainland Sweden.
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Greece
Volos
Mainland Greek port and gateway for ferries to Skiathos and the Sporades. Volos combines a long waterfront with access to Mount Pelion and is a practical staging point for island travel.
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Italy
Vulcano
Vulcano’s main ferry landing is at Porto di Levante, beside the island’s principal settlement and within walking distance of local buses, taxis, accommodation and the thermal-area waterfront.
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Walls
Walls is the departure point for Foula’s small ferry. Public transport and check-in must fit the limited sailing programme.
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Wemyss Bay
The railway station and ferry terminal sit together on the coast. This makes the Bute crossing convenient for a journey using public transport from Glasgow.
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Scotland, United Kingdom
West Burrafirth
The rural west-coast pier is the departure for Papa Stour. Road access from Lerwick is a separate part of the journey.
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Westray
Kirkwall vehicle sailings use Rapness in southern Westray. The short Papa Westray passenger link uses Pierowall, a different harbour.
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Republic of Ireland
Whiddy Island
Whiddy Island is linked with Bantry by Whiddy Island Ferry. Island in Bantry Bay. Plan the onward journey from the landing and confirm the return programme before a short visit.
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Scotland, United Kingdom
Wyre
The small island is served through the Tingwall island network. Plan your visit around the actual calls rather than a presumed hourly service.
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Sweden
Ystad
Ystad is one of southern Sweden’s most attractive small towns and a major Baltic ferry hub for Bornholm and Poland.
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Croatia
Zadar
Zadar combines a walkable historic centre with one of Croatia’s most useful gateways to the islands of northern Dalmatia.
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Greece
Zakynthos
An Ionian island of turquoise coves, Venetian-influenced streets and easy mainland ferry access
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Belgium
Zeebrugge
Zeebrugge is Belgium’s major North Sea port and a practical coastal base for Bruges, but its modern passenger role is now centred on cruise traffic rather than regular car ferries.
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France
Île-Rousse
Île-Rousse ferry port serves Balagne and north-west Corsica, with quick road links toward Calvi, Belgodère and the coast between the two towns.
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Spain
Órzola
Órzola is the departure harbour for La Graciosa at Lanzarote’s northern tip. It is a separate road journey from Playa Blanca and from the island airport.
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Poland
Świnoujście
Świnoujście occupies a chain of Baltic islands at Poland’s north-west corner, combining a major Sweden ferry gateway with one of the country’s broadest urban beaches.
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