Belfast Ferry Terminal is located within Belfast Harbour on Belfast Lough and serves as an important international passenger and vehicle ferry gateway for Northern Ireland. The terminal handles ferry traffic connecting Belfast with ports in Great Britain and forms part of the wider commercial harbour complex.
Belfast Ferry Terminal: Historical sights and information
Facts about Belfast Ferry Terminal
- Latitude:
- 54.628689
- Longitude:
- -5.891331
- GPS Coordinates:
- 54°38' N, 05°53' W
The transport importance of the terminal
The terminal is closely connected to Belfast's road network and the wider Northern Ireland transport system. Belfast city centre is easily accessible by road and public transport, while the harbour area provides extensive facilities for passenger vehicles, coaches and freight traffic. The terminal's location makes it an important multimodal transport point for Northern Ireland.
Travel and connections
Belfast Ferry Terminal provides ferry connections to Great Britain and is an important gateway for journeys between Northern Ireland and Scotland or northwest England. The terminal is close to Belfast's major attractions, including Titanic Belfast, the city centre and the Cathedral Quarter. It also provides access to the wider Antrim and Down coastlines.
Locations & Tours
Discover famous landmarks, historical sites and tourist attractions in Belfast Ferry Terminal.