Young Explorers Voyage 2 Belfast – Dublin

Youth Voyages and Tall Ship Races

Belfast, Northern Ireland - Dublin, Ireland

Become a trainee crew member on board Tall Ship Maybe and have an adventure to remember in 2024. Sailing with young people from across the Island of Ireland, on a traditional tall ship on the Irish Sea. This voyage qualifies for Duke of Edinburgh Gold Residential and Gaisce President’s Award Ireland.

Please contact ww.sailtrainingireland.com to book this voyage.

Ship
Maybe

Embarkation	Disembarkation	Nights
April 1, 2024	April 6, 2024	5

Belfast, Northern Ireland

Dublin, Ireland

Embark Travel Information

Belfast, Northern Ireland

By Air to Belfast

Flights from all major UK and European cities arrive at either of Belfast’s two airports. Belfast International (belfastairport.com) is 19 miles from the city centre, with the Airport Express 300 bus shuttling between the two every 15-30 minutes during the day and 30-60 minutes at night for £7.50 single, £10.50 return (translink.co.uk). A taxi to the city will be about £28. From George Best Belfast City Airport (belfastcityairport.com), three miles from the city centre, the Airport Express 600 shuttles to the city centre every 30-60 minutes for £2.50 single, £3.80 return.

By Ferry to Belfast

Stena Line (stenaline.co.uk) sails up to six times a day between Belfast and Cairnryan in two hours 15 minutes using state-of-the-art super ferries, and up to twice a day between Belfast and Liverpool. Ferries arrive in the docks, a 15-minute drive or about £10 in a taxi to the city centre. P&O (poferries.com) sails up to nine times a day from Cairnryan to Larne, and twice a day from Troon to Larne from the end of March to end of September, with a connecting train from Larne to Belfast.

Nearest Transport & Accomodations

Nearest Airport: George Best Belfast City Airport (2.5km)
Nearest Rail Station: Titanic Quarter Train Station. (2km)
Nearest Bus Station: Europa Bus Centre (2km)
Belfast Cabs: +44 (0) 7446014761
FonaCAB (Belfast) Ltd: 028 0933 3333
Nearest Hotel: Premier Inn Belfast Titanic Quarter.

Disembark Travel Information

Dublin, Ireland

How to get to Dublin

Getting to Dublin is increasingly easy and popular with many airlines, Etihad, Emirates and United Airlines, opening new routes in recent years. With the emergence of low cost air-travel, along with traditional carriers, it has never been easier or less expensive to travel to Dublin.

Even though Ireland is an island, access is easy by sea for both ferry and cruise. Passengers arriving in Dublin have a choice of two disembarkation points, depending on which ferry or cruise company is used. Dublin Port is centrally located, only minutes from the city centre.There are excellent ferry connections daily from the UK and mainland Europe, while the capital also hosts in excess of 100 cruise liners annually which is of growing popularity for visitors to include Dublin on their travel itineraries.

Transport for Ireland is a good option for visitors looking to co-ordinate public transport in Ireland. The website brings together service information, directions and time estimates for bus, tram and rail transport in the city.

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