Reaching Derry from Middlesbrough involves a multi-stage journey. The most common route is flying to Belfast International or George Best Belfast City Airport, followed by a bus or car transfer to Derry. The drive from Belfast to Derry takes approximately 90 minutes via the A6. Alternatively, you can fly into Dublin and take a direct bus service to Derry. This route covers over 400 km of travel across land and sea.
Total Distance: Driving distance 420 km (including ferry/flight transit), straight-line air distance 340 km.
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| Duration | 5 hours (total transit) | 8 hours (including ferry) |
| Avg Price | 80-200 GBP | 120-180 GBP |
| Operator | easyJet/Aer Lingus | N/A |
| Route | Newcastle to Belfast, then bus/car to Derry. | A19/A1 to Cairnryan, ferry to Belfast, then A6 to Derry. |
| Tip | The Translink Goldline bus service provides a direct link from Belfast airports to Derry. | Ensure you have adequate insurance for driving your vehicle in Northern Ireland. |
June to August for the best weather to explore the historic city walls.