Belfast to Troon Ferries / Troon to Belfast Ferry

Belfast is Ireland's largest ferry port handling over 2 million passengers annually. Facilities at the port aren't extensive, however refreshments are available in the departure lounge of the passenger terminal. An Ulster Bank ATM is installed in the departure lounge of the Belfast Terminal, while snack vending machines are available in the arrivals area, the departure lounge, and in the Motorist terminal beside the car lanes.

Seacat Scotland operates daily sailings to Troon (duration: 2 hours 30 minutes; 2-4 crossings daily). P&O Irish Sea Ferries also provide daily sailings to Larne in the North of Ireland, with crossings averaging 4 hours, 30 minutes.

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Those with disabilities are provided with good access to facilities at the ports, with ramps providing access in appropriate places and specially-designed washrooms in place.

Troon boasts one of the most sheltered harbours on the west coast of Scotland, and has an efficient trunk road system which links the port to motorways of Scotland and England. Facilities in the Seacat Ferry Terminal include snack and beverage vending machines, as well as a spacious departure lounge.

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