Belfast – Stranraer
Ferry to Scotland
Belfast – Stranraer
Ferry to Scotland
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Steeped in history and bursting with culture, Belfast is a treasure trove of attractions. The city boasts the spectacular Titanic Belfast, an interactive museum telling the story of the world's most famous ship, and the iconic Crumlin Road Gaol. Alternatively, soak up the atmosphere in the bustling Cathedral Quarter, renowned for its thriving arts scene. Belfast ferry port offers easy access to many ferry routes, including crossings to Liverpool and Cairnryan. The ferry port is conveniently located just a few miles from the city center, and travel is a breeze with a regular bus service connecting the ferry port and city. As you step into the festive season, don't miss the enchanting Belfast Christmas Market. A world of culinary delights, unique crafts, and holiday cheer awaits you in the heart of this vibrant city.
Stranraer, a charming gem in Scotland's lowlands, brims with interesting sights and historical significance. The town's main attraction, Castle of St. John, is a medieval tower house with a turbulent past. Nearby, the beautiful Logan Botanic Garden is a sub-tropical paradise, showcasing plants from around the world. Stranraer ferry port offers seamless connectivity to Belfast in Northern Ireland, an exciting voyage across the North Channel. There's ample public transport from the ferry port to Stranraer's town centre; buses operate regularly, and the train station is just a short walking distance. During the lead up to Christmas, this Scottish town sparkles with festive cheer and traditional markets, making it an appealing winter destination. From Stranraer ferry port, you can also easily access Glasgow, Scotland's vibrant city, by train or bus for a more urban experience.
