Larne Harbour is an important maritime gateway on the northeast coast of Northern Ireland. Situated on Larne Lough, the port provides ferry connections across the North Channel and plays an important role in passenger, vehicle and freight transport between Northern Ireland and Great Britain.
Larne Harbour: Historical sights and information
Facts about Larne Harbour
- Latitude:
- 54.843140
- Longitude:
- -5.809860
- GPS Coordinates:
- 54°51' N, 05°49' W
The transport importance of the port
Larne Harbour is connected to the Northern Ireland road network through the A8, providing a direct route towards Belfast and the wider motorway network. Larne Harbour railway station is located close to the ferry facilities, providing an integrated connection between rail and maritime transport. The harbour is therefore an important multimodal gateway for northeast Northern Ireland.
Travel and connections
Larne Harbour provides important ferry connections with Scotland, including routes towards Cairnryan. The port is also close to the scenic Causeway Coastal Route, Antrim Coast and Glens and other attractions in County Antrim. Visitors can combine ferry travel with journeys towards Belfast, the Giant's Causeway and the north coast of Northern Ireland.
Locations & Tours
Discover famous landmarks, historical sites and tourist attractions in Larne Harbour.