Dublin to Cherbourg ferry

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The ferry from Dublin to Cherbourg connects Ireland with France. The route is offered up to 4 times a week by the shipping company Irish Ferries. The travel time is about 18 hours and 30 minutes.

Dublin - Cherbourg ferry route details

Cherbourg ferry terminal is 513 km southeast of Dublin. This corresponds to a distance of 277 nautical miles.

Ferry route: Dublin - Cherbourg
Port of departure: Dublin
Destination port: Cherbourg
Departures: 4 times a week
Ferry companies: Irish Ferries

Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

Here you'll find answers to frequently asked questions about the ferry from Dublin to Cherbourg.

How long does the Ferry to Cherbourg from Dublin take?

The travel duration for this ferry route is approximately 18 hours and 30 minutes.

Which ferry companies offer crossings from the port of Dublin to the port of Cherbourg?

The ferry route from Dublin to Cherbourg is currently only operated by the ferry company Irish Ferries.

Where can I buy tickets for the ferry from Dublin to Cherbourg?

You can easily book tickets with us. Also keep an eye out for current offers and discounts for the route Dublin - Cherbourg.

How often do ferries run from Dublin to Cherbourg ?

The direct route from the ferry port Dublin to the port in Cherbourg is currently offered up to 4 times a week.

Are pets allowed on the ferry?

Yes, pets are allowed on almost all routes, but must be specified when booking. The animals can either be leashed or taken to the passenger area in transport boxes, or they can spend the crossing in the car. There are also special pet cabins for certain routes, but the number is limited.

Port info for the ferry route Dublin - Cherbourg

Cherbourg

Water is the central element in Cherbourg. This goes so far that a manufactory is located there, where umbrellas are produced that are as well-known as they are high-quality. These protect against the water that comes from above. Beyond that, however, it is above all the water of the English Channel that is meant: Not only are shipbuilding and related industries the most important pillars of Cherbourg's economy to this day, but its location on the sea has shaped its history. This has left clear traces in the cityscape.