P&O Ferries ferries

A British ferry company operating the short North Channel crossing between Larne and Cairnryan, as well as the Dublin–Liverpool route. Its ships carry cars, coaches, freight and foot passengers.

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About P&O Ferries

P&O Ferries is a British ferry and freight operator, owned by DP World and best known for the Dover–Calais crossing. On the Irish Sea it runs the short, frequent Larne–Cairnryan route between Northern Ireland and Scotland and the longer Dublin–Liverpool crossing.

Its ships carry cars, coaches, freight and foot passengers; the North Channel crossing takes around two hours, while Dublin–Liverpool is a day or overnight sailing of about eight hours.

Fleet: Ro-pax ferries — European Causeway and European Highlander on Larne–Cairnryan.

Official website: poferries.com ↗ — timetables, live status and bookings direct with the operator.

Times, fares and availability are set by P&O Ferries and vary by date and season. FindMyFerry compares this route against other operators where they overlap — always confirm the exact sailing with the operator or booking partner.