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Tyn-y-Gongl to Belfast

Updated: 28 May 2026

The most practical route from Tyn-y-Gongl to Belfast involves driving to the port of Holyhead, located just a short distance away. From Holyhead, you take the Stena Line ferry directly to Belfast. The sea crossing takes approximately 3 hours and 15 minutes. This is a highly efficient route for those traveling with a vehicle.

Total Distance: 20 km to port + 150 km sea crossing.
Fastest Way
Ferry crossing from Holyhead to Belfast.
Cheapest Way
Foot passenger ferry ticket booked in advance.
Compare Tyn-y-Gongl to Belfast Routes
Ship
Direct
Duration
3 hours 15 mins
Avg Price
40-120 GBP
Operator
Stena Line
Route
Holyhead Port to Belfast Port.

Arrive at the port 60 minutes before departure for check-in.

Travel Tips
  • Check-in
    Always have your passport or photo ID ready for ferry boarding.
  • Seasickness
    If you are prone to motion sickness, take medication before boarding.
  • Parking
    Use secure parking at Holyhead if you are leaving your car behind.
  • Currency
    Belfast uses British Pounds, so no currency exchange is needed.
  • Booking
    Book ferry tickets online to avoid higher prices at the port.
Safety Tips
  • Port Safety
    Follow all instructions from port staff when driving onto the ferry.
  • Sea Safety
    Familiarize yourself with the location of life jackets on the ship.
  • Driving
    Be aware of different road signs in Northern Ireland.
  • Emergency
    Dial 999 for emergency services in the UK.
People Also Ask
  • How long is the ferry?
    The crossing takes about 3 hours and 15 minutes.
  • Do I need a passport?
    Photo ID is required for all passengers.
  • Can I take my car?
    Yes, Stena Line allows vehicles on this route.
  • Is there food on board?
    Yes, there are cafes and restaurants on the ferry.
  • How far is Tyn-y-Gongl from Holyhead?
    It is approximately 20 km away.
Quick Info
  • From Tyn-y-Gongl, Wales, United Kingdom
  • To Belfast, Antrim, United Kingdom
  • Modes
Best Time to Travel

June to August for calmest sea conditions.

Things to Do in Belfast
1
Titanic Belfast
Visit the world's largest Titanic visitor experience located on the site of the former shipyard.
2
Belfast Castle
Enjoy views over the city and Belfast Lough from this historic castle on the slopes of Cave Hill.
3
St George's Market
Browse local crafts and food at one of Belfast's oldest attractions, open on weekends.
4
Botanic Gardens
Walk through the beautiful Victorian glasshouse and surrounding parkland.
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