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ANEK Lines has a particularly close association with Crete. The company was founded in 1967 after Cretans came together to improve the island’s maritime connection with Piraeus, and its first ship, Kydon, entered the Piraeus–Chania route in September 1970.
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Adria Ferries has specialised in maritime connections between Italy and Albania since 2004. Its principal passenger network links Bari and Ancona with Durrës, while Trieste–Durrës is also advertised on selected dates.
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Hydrofoil services in the Saronic Gulf and Sporades. The published network includes Aegina, Agistri, Skiathos, Skopelos and Alonnisos. Select the exact island port and check the timetable for your travel date.
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Aegina Ferries provides a passenger and vehicle connection between Piraeus and Aegina.
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Africa Morocco Link connects Spain with Morocco across the Strait of Gibraltar, using Algeciras–Tanger Med and Tarifa–Tanger Ville.
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Alilauro is listed with connections involving Acciaroli, Agropoli, Amalfi, Camerota, Capri, Casalvelino. The operator-filtered catalogue covers 22 ports and 51 distinct port pairs, counting a connection once when both directions are listed.
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Use the live form to confirm the sailings available on your exact date. Frequency, vessel assignment and seasonal operating patterns can change, so a route appearing in this guide does not mean that every day has departures.
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Passenger ferries to Ireland’s Aran Islands. Rossaveel sailings serve Inis Mór, Inis Meáin and Inis Oírr. Galway city departures to Inis Mór are seasonal; check which mainland harbour appears on your ticket.
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The council operates the local Jura, Luing, Easdale and Port Appin–Lismore ferries, each with its own timetable and boarding arrangements.
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Armas Trasmediterránea brought together two long-established Spanish ferry traditions: Naviera Armas, strongly associated with the Canary Islands, and Trasmediterránea, one of the country’s historic mainland and island shipping names. The combined network…
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The Burtonport–Arranmore service links the Donegal mainland with Árainn Mhór. Arranmore is a different island from the Aran Islands in Galway Bay, so check both the port and island spelling when booking.
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Inter-island ferry travel in the Azores. Atlânticoline’s timetable covers ports including Horta, Madalena, Velas, Calheta, Praia da Vitória, Angra do Heroísmo, Graciosa, Flores and Corvo. Use the date-specific search to establish which islands are…
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Baleària was founded in Dénia on 20 June 1998 by a group led by Adolfo Utor after the collapse of predecessor ferry company Flebasa. From its original focus on connections between mainland Spain and the Balearic Islands, the company expanded into fast…
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Boats leave Porth Meudwy on the Llŷn Peninsula for Ynys Enlli, also known as Bardsey. The walk down to the landing and the exposed sea crossing make advance planning important.
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Bere Island Ferries links Castletownbere with Bere Island in Bantry Bay. The island has more than one ferry landing, so confirm the operator and arrival point for your accommodation.
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Blu Navy provides vehicle and passenger ferries between Piombino and Portoferraio on Elba.
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Blue Star Ferries is one of the most recognisable names in Greek domestic ferry travel. Today it operates within Attica Group alongside Hellenic Seaways, ANEK Lines and Superfast Ferries. That group structure matters when planning a trip because the shared…
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Bornholmslinjen is the Molslinjen ferry brand connecting the Danish Baltic island of Bornholm with Sweden, mainland Denmark and Germany. Molslinjen has operated the services since 1 September 2018, and the network is built around Rønne, the island's…
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Brittany Ferries grew from an unusually practical idea. Breton farmers wanted a direct sea link to Britain for agricultural exports, so Alexis Gourvennec and fellow farming cooperatives created the company in 1972. The first service began from Roscoff to…
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CORSICA linea connects Marseille with Corsica and operates routes to North Africa.
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Caledonian MacBrayne — almost universally known as CalMac — is not a single long-distance ferry route but a dense network of mainland-to-island and island-to-island services. The operator describes itself as the largest ferry company in the United Kingdom,…
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Passenger boats link Tenby with Caldey Island for seasonal visits. Sailings and boarding arrangements depend on weather and tides, and a visit must fit the island’s opening and return-boat programme.
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Cape Clear’s passenger ferries connect the island with Baltimore in West Cork. The mainland harbour is also used by other island boats, so confirm the vessel and island before boarding.
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Caremar — Campania Regionale Marittima S.p.A. — was founded in 1975 and operates passenger, vehicle and freight services throughout the Gulf of Naples. Its network is less about long-distance cruising and more about dependable regional mobility: connecting…
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The ferry crosses Carlingford Lough between Greenore in County Louth and Greencastle in County Down. It crosses between the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland and is different from the Lough Foyle ferry.
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Caronte & Tourist operates Strait of Messina vehicle crossings, with the wider group also serving smaller Italian islands.
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Clare Island is reached from Roonagh Pier near Louisburgh in County Mayo. The crossing serves island residents and visitors; check the booked return and the weather before approaching the pier.
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Color Line operates a deliberately focused network of four international routes linking seven ports in Norway, Denmark, Germany and Sweden. The company’s five purpose-built RoPax ships are matched closely to the journey they perform: two large cruise…
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Condor Ferries has linked the Channel Islands with mainland Britain and France for decades. Founded in 1964, the company grew from a small inter-island and French service into a network carrying island residents, visitors, cars and freight between…
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Highland Council’s Corran ferry crosses Loch Linnhe between Nether Lochaber and Ardgour, providing a road shortcut towards Morvern and Ardnamurchan.
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Corsica Ferries traces its history to 1968, when Pascal P. Lota founded Corsica Line in Bastia and began ferry services between Corsica and Italy. The network later expanded to French mainland ports and Sardinia, creating the familiar Corsica Ferries and…
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DFDS has moved goods and people since 1866 and today combines passenger ferry travel with a much larger freight and logistics network. For leisure travellers, the most important point is that DFDS is not one single ferry product: the company operates…
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The Higher Ferry carries vehicles and passengers across the River Dart between Dartmouth and Kingswear.
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Destination Gotland AB operates the principal ferry service linking Visby with Nynäshamn and Oskarshamn. The company is wholly owned by Gotlandsbolaget AB and operates the state-contracted service to Gotland under an agreement extending to 31 January 2035.
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Doolin Ferry runs passenger services from County Clare to the Aran Islands alongside sightseeing cruises at the Cliffs of Moher.
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Eckerö Line Ab Oy is a Finnish shipping company founded in 1994 and part of the Rederi Ab Eckerö Group. Its business is concentrated on the Gulf of Finland, carrying passengers, vehicles and freight between Helsinki and Tallinn under the Finnish flag.
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Eckerö Linjen is part of the Eckerö Group and operates the passenger and vehicle ferry M/S Eckerö between Grisslehamn in Roslagen on Sweden’s east coast and Berghamn in Eckerö, Åland. The company describes this as the shortest route across the Åland Sea.
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Fast Ferries is a Greek coastal operator serving both the Cyclades and the North Aegean. Its best-known network begins at Rafina, the Attica port east of Athens, and runs through Andros, Tinos and Mykonos, with 2026 services continuing to Naxos and…
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Finnlines is a Finnish shipping company with a long-established Baltic Sea network and is part of the Grimaldi Group. Its passenger services connect major road corridors between Finland, Sweden, Germany and Poland, with Åland included on the…
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Fjord Line links Hirtshals in northern Denmark with Kristiansand, Stavanger and Bergen in Norway. The network combines a fast seasonal catamaran with conventional cruise ferries, giving travellers a choice between a short high-speed crossing and longer…
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Fred. Olsen Express operates one of the Canary Islands' best-known inter-island ferry networks, linking Tenerife, Gran Canaria, Fuerteventura, Lanzarote, La Gomera, La Palma and El Hierro with high-speed passenger and vehicle services. It also links the…
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The overnight passenger and vehicle service between Copenhagen and Oslo now sails under Go Nordic Cruiseline.
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Golden Star Ferries began operating in Greek coastal shipping in 2011, building its identity around the Rafina–Andros–Tinos–Mykonos corridor. The company remains closely associated with Rafina, a useful east-Attica gateway for travellers arriving through…
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The passenger ferry crosses Portsmouth Harbour to Gosport and is useful for travellers connecting with the railway or visiting both sides of the harbour. It does not carry cars.
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Use the live form to confirm the sailings available on your exact date. Frequency, vessel assignment and seasonal operating patterns can change, so a route appearing in this guide does not mean that every day has departures.
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Grandi Navi Veloci, usually shortened to GNV, is a major Mediterranean passenger and freight ferry operator. Its current consumer network reaches well beyond its original Genoa base, combining domestic Italian links with international services to Spain,…
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Grimaldi Lines is one of the major passenger-ferry brands of the Naples-based Grimaldi Group. Its passenger network is not limited to one island chain or one national market: it links mainland Italy with Sardinia and Sicily, reaches Barcelona in Spain,…
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Heir Island is reached from Cunnamore in West Cork. The local passenger boat provides the island connection and should be checked directly for the day’s sailings.
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Hellenic Seaways is one of Attica Group’s established ferry brands. Its current website is integrated with the same digital environment used by Blue Star Ferries, ANEK Lines and Superfast Ferries, so bookings, passenger profiles, vehicles, pets, Seasmiles…
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Hibernia Line operates the year-round Cork (Ringaskiddy)–Boulogne-sur-Mer passenger and freight ferry service, launched in June 2026.
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Hovertravel has operated across the Solent since 1965 and describes itself as the world’s longest-running commercial hovercraft service. Its scheduled passenger route links Southsea in Portsmouth directly with the shore at Ryde on the Isle of Wight.
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Hurtigruten’s Norwegian coastal service dates to 1893, when Captain Richard With established a scheduled route linking communities along a difficult coastline. That transport role remains visible today: the Coastal Express carries local passengers and…
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The Inishbofin passenger ferry leaves Cleggan on the Connemara coast. The island crossing is useful for a Galway and west-coast itinerary, with a return booking essential for a day visit.
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Ioniansea Ferries serves the local Ionian crossing between Agios Nikolaos on Zakynthos and Pessada on Kefalonia.
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Ionion P. Lines provides local ferry connections in the Ionian Islands.
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Irish Ferries is the passenger-ferry division of Irish Continental Group plc. Current company information states that it operates eight ferries on international routes between Ireland, Britain and France, carrying passengers, vehicles and freight.
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The Isle of Man Steam Packet Company has linked the island with Great Britain and Ireland for more than 190 years. Its passenger network is centred on Douglas, with Heysham providing the principal year-round English connection and Liverpool, Larne and…
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Isle of Sark Shipping connects St Peter Port in Guernsey with Sark.
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Scillonian passenger ferry crossings from Penzance to St Mary’s. The published Penzance–St Mary’s crossing takes about 2 hours 45 minutes. Check the operating calendar and book onward island boats separately if you are continuing beyond St Mary’s.
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Jadrolinija was legally established in Rijeka on 20 January 1947, with roots in Adriatic coastal shipping that reach much further back. Today it is Croatia’s largest passenger shipping company and a central part of daily transport between mainland ports…
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Use the live form to confirm the sailings available on your exact date. Frequency, vessel assignment and seasonal operating patterns can change, so a route appearing in this guide does not mean that every day has departures.
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The King Harry chain ferry crosses the River Fal between Feock and the Roseland side of the river.
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Use the live form to confirm the sailings available on your exact date. Frequency, vessel assignment and seasonal operating patterns can change, so a route appearing in this guide does not mean that every day has departures.
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Croatian coastal catamaran services. Krilo publishes a Split–Dubrovnik service with island calls. Select the correct stop and date: a journey between coastal cities can include intermediate island visits without requiring a change of vessel.
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La Méridionale is a long-established French Mediterranean ferry operator based in Marseille. Its current 2026 consumer site centres on three passenger corridors from Marseille: Ajaccio and Porto-Vecchio in southern Corsica, plus Tangier Med in Morocco.
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Use the live form to confirm the sailings available on your exact date. Frequency, vessel assignment and seasonal operating patterns can change, so a route appearing in this guide does not mean that every day has departures.
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Levante Ferries operates scheduled passenger and vehicle ferries in western Greece. Its current 2026 timetable pages centre on three principal corridors: Kyllini–Zakynthos, Kyllini–Poros on Kefalonia, and Patras–Sami on Kefalonia–Pisaetos on Ithaca.
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Liberty Lines was founded in 1993 as Ustica Lines and has grown into Italy’s largest company dedicated to high-speed passenger maritime transport. The company says it carries more than 3.5 million travellers a year with a fleet of more than 30 HSC vessels.
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The Lough Foyle service links Greencastle in County Donegal with Magilligan in Northern Ireland. Its operating season must be checked before planning a coastal road itinerary.
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MS Oldenburg connects North Devon with Lundy on a seasonal sailing programme. Departure may be from Ilfracombe or Bideford according to the published itinerary and tides.
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Líneas Romero runs passenger ferries between Lanzarote, La Graciosa and Fuerteventura, alongside a coastal waterbus and separate excursions.
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Saronic Gulf and Cyclades ferry services. Magic Sea Ferries lists Saronic destinations including Aegina, Agistri, Methana, Poros, Hydra and Spetses, as well as Cyclades destinations. Match the destination port and travel date to the live itinerary.
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Manche Iles Express is listed with connections involving Alderney, Carteret, Dielette, Granville, Guernsey, Jersey (St Helier). The operator-filtered catalogue covers 7 ports and 6 distinct port pairs, counting a connection once when both directions are…
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Mantoudi Lines is listed with connections involving Agnontas (Skopelos), Alonissos, Glossa (Skopelos), Mantoudi, Platanias, Skiathos. The operator-filtered catalogue covers 7 ports and 11 distinct port pairs, counting a connection once when both directions…
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Maregiglio operates from Porto Santo Stefano to Giglio and Giannutri in the Tuscan Archipelago.
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Minoan Lines is a long-established Greek ferry company based in Heraklion and now part of the Grimaldi Group. Its current domestic passenger operation is centred on the Piraeus–Milos–Heraklion corridor, giving travellers a direct mainland connection to…
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Moby is an established Italian ferry company carrying passengers and vehicles to some of the Mediterranean’s most popular islands. Its current consumer network is centred on Sardinia, Corsica and Elba, with mainland gateways including Genoa, Livorno and…
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MOLSLINJEN is best known for the high-speed Kattegat crossing linking Aarhus in Jutland with Odden on Zealand. For many journeys between western Denmark and Copenhagen or the rest of Zealand, the ferry replaces a substantial motorway detour with a short…
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Murphy’s Ferry serves Bere Island from Pontoon on the Beara mainland. It is distinct from departures in Castletownbere town and reaches a different island landing.
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Italian coastal and island ferry connections. NLG publishes routes around Capri, Sorrento and the Amalfi Coast, plus services to the Tremiti and Pontine islands. Check the exact pier: Naples Beverello and Salerno Molo Manfredi are named separately in its…
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Naviera Armas grew into one of the most recognisable ferry names in the Canary Islands, connecting the archipelago with frequent inter-island passenger and vehicle services. Following its combination with Trasmediterránea, the wider network also covered…
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Norled is listed with connections involving Askvoll, Aurland, Balestrand, Bergen, Florø, Flåm. The operator-filtered catalogue covers 19 ports and 118 distinct port pairs, counting a connection once when both directions are listed.
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NorthLink Ferries provides the principal passenger ferry connections from mainland Scotland to Orkney and Shetland. The network combines overnight North Sea crossings from Aberdeen with the shorter Pentland Firth route from Scrabster to Stromness.
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Orkney’s council-owned network connects the islands from Kirkwall, Tingwall, Houton and Stromness. It is separate from NorthLink and Pentland services across to mainland Scotland.
View ferry companyO’Malley Ferries serves the Mayo island connections from Roonagh, including Inishturk. The sailing programme and return options should be confirmed before a short visit.
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P&O Ferries currently concentrates its passenger business on three distinct corridors: the short English Channel crossing between Dover and Calais, the overnight North Sea service between Hull and Rotterdam, and the Irish Sea connection between Cairnryan…
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The Passage East ferry links County Waterford with Ballyhack in County Wexford across the River Suir estuary.
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Gills Bay–St Margaret’s Hope ferries to Orkney. Pentland Ferries publishes a crossing time of about 70 minutes. Its latest check-in is 30 minutes before departure; use the current timetable and announcements before travelling.
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Polferries has long been one of the principal ferry brands linking Poland and Sweden, carrying passengers, cars, motorcycles and freight across the Baltic from Gdańsk and Świnoujście.
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Rathlin Ferry provides the island connection from Ballycastle on the County Antrim coast.
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Red Funnel links Southampton with the Isle of Wight using two distinct passenger services. The Southampton Terminal 1–East Cowes vehicle ferry carries cars, motorcycles, motorhomes, bicycles and foot passengers in about an hour.
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Remezzo Maritime’s Tickets to Aegina service connects Piraeus and Aegina with the Okyalos and Agios Nektarios ferries.
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SNAV is an Italian ferry operator centred on Naples and the surrounding island network. Its year-round fast ferries connect Molo Beverello with Capri, Ischia and Procida with journey times measured in minutes rather than hours.
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SailLink runs small-scale sail-powered passenger crossings between Dover and Boulogne-sur-Mer, with bicycles accepted on its low-impact Channel service.
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Use the live form to confirm the sailings available on your exact date. Frequency, vessel assignment and seasonal operating patterns can change, so a route appearing in this guide does not mean that every day has departures.
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The chain ferry crosses the entrance to Poole Harbour between Sandbanks and Shell Bay, providing a road link towards Studland and Swanage. It is separate from international departures at Poole ferry terminal.
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Saronic Ferries operates conventional passenger and vehicle ferries linking Piraeus with islands and ports in the Saronic Gulf.
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Scandlines operates two important ferry corridors between Germany and Denmark. Puttgarden–Rødby crosses the Fehmarn Belt in about 45 minutes, while Rostock–Gedser takes about two hours across the Baltic Sea.
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SEAJETS specialises in high-speed ferry travel across Greece and describes its current operation as the largest high-speed network in the Aegean. Its 2026 programme spans Athens, Crete, the Cyclades and additional northern and eastern Aegean ports.
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Shannon Ferries connects Killimer in County Clare with Tarbert in County Kerry across the Shannon Estuary.
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The short Baltimore–Sherkin passenger crossing opens up a West Cork island visit. It is a separate ticket from the longer Cape Clear service using the same mainland harbour.
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Shetland’s local ferry network links the inhabited islands with Mainland and with one another. These sailings are separate from NorthLink’s overnight Aberdeen and Kirkwall connections.
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Siremar serves Sicily’s smaller islands within the Caronte & Tourist Isole Minori network.
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Smyril Line’s Norröna links Hirtshals, the Faroe Islands and Iceland on a dated North Atlantic programme.
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Local passenger boats connect St Mary’s with the other inhabited Isles of Scilly and run excursions through the archipelago.
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Stena Line operates one of Europe's largest ferry networks. Its current corporate route map spans 20 routes across 11 countries, covering the Irish Sea, North Sea, Scandinavia, the Baltic and Mediterranean corridors.
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The Department for Infrastructure ferry connects Strangford and Portaferry across the mouth of Strangford Lough.
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Superfast Ferries is the Attica Group brand most closely associated with international Italy–Greece ferry travel. Its 2026 Adriatic programme links the Italian ports of Ancona, Bari and Venice/Fusina with Igoumenitsa and Patras, while selected summer…
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Passenger catamarans along the Croatian coast. TP Line’s seasonal line 842 links Dubrovnik, Korčula, Hvar, Milna and Split. Check the specific line timetable rather than assuming that all coastal services have the same stops.
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TT-Line has connected continental Europe and Sweden since 1962 and today operates a broad passenger and freight network across the southern Baltic. Its main passenger gateways include Travemünde and Rostock in Germany, Świnoujście in Poland, Klaipėda in…
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Tallink Silja Line combines two very different Baltic travel products. Between Helsinki and Tallinn, MyStar and Megastar operate fast two-hour shuttle crossings several times per day. Between Finland, Estonia and Sweden, larger cruise ferries provide…
View ferry companyThe Arranmore Ferry also provides the Burtonport–Árainn Mhór connection in County Donegal.
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Tirrenia remains one of the most recognisable names in Italian island ferry travel. Its current 2026 passenger offer is especially clear on two year-round Sardinia routes: Civitavecchia–Olbia and Genoa–Porto Torres.
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Toremar provides regional ferry connections between mainland Tuscany and the islands of the Tuscan Archipelago. Elba is the busiest part of the network, with frequent services from Piombino to Portoferraio, Rio Marina and Cavo.
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The Torpoint chain ferries link Plymouth in Devon with Torpoint in Cornwall across the River Tamar.
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Torre Lines offers a regular passenger connection between Trapani and Favignana, alongside separate Egadi island boat excursions.
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The passenger service connects Magheroarty in north-west Donegal with Tory Island. This is an exposed Atlantic crossing with a timetable that should be checked close to departure.
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Trasmed is a Grimaldi Group ferry company connecting Barcelona and Valencia with the Balearic Islands. Its current network covers Mallorca, Menorca and Ibiza directly, with Formentera available through connecting products.
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Triton Ferries is listed with connections involving Kea, Kythnos, Lavrio. The operator-filtered catalogue covers 3 ports and 3 distinct port pairs, counting a connection once when both directions are listed.
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Unity Line is a long-established Polish ferry brand linking Poland with southern Sweden. The familiar Świnoujście–Ystad and Świnoujście–Trelleborg routes remain important parts of its passenger offer, while the Gdańsk–Karlshamn connection joined the…
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The seasonal car ferry connects Reenard Point with Knightstown on Valentia Island. The island also has a road bridge at its western end, which provides an alternative outside ferry operating hours.
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Ventouris Ferries is a Greek ferry company focused on the central and southern Adriatic. Bari is the Italian hub, with services across to Durrës in Albania and seasonal routes to Corfu, Igoumenitsa and Sami on Kefalonia.
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Viking Line connects Finland, Sweden, Estonia and the Åland Islands with a mix of short route traffic and large overnight cruise ferries. The Helsinki–Tallinn route is the quickest regular international crossing, while the Stockholm–Helsinki and…
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Virtu Ferries links Malta with Sicily by high-speed passenger and vehicle ferry.
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Wasaline operates the year-round passenger, vehicle and freight ferry connection between Vaasa in Finland and Umeå in Sweden. The route crosses the Kvarken Strait, the narrowest part of the Gulf of Bothnia, and provides a direct alternative to a very long…
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Western Ferries carries vehicles and passengers across the Clyde between McInroy’s Point, west of Gourock, and Hunters Quay near Dunoon.
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The Whiddy passenger ferry crosses from Bantry to the island in Bantry Bay. Plan the visit around the day’s boat programme and arrange the return before leaving the mainland.
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Wightlink is one of the principal ferry operators serving the Isle of Wight. Its three routes connect six ports across the Solent and cover both vehicle travel and high-speed foot-passenger journeys.
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Øresundslinjen operates the short Helsingør–Helsingborg ferry between Denmark and Sweden.
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