Stena Line

Alt fra Nelson er lagt ind. (3.10.2010) 29.09.2010-30.09.2010 29. september - Fortsat Da vi naaede frem til Picton forhoerte vi os hos det lokale informationsted mht. faergeoverfart. Vi fik booket en billet til dagen efter samt givet raadet, at vi kunne ...

... to Belfast.  Nerves were taut and panniers packed to bursting point as we rolled into the picturesque departure point of the Stena Line car park and began to decamp from vehicles in the pouring rain and prepare to board. Eventually we cast off (is ...

... für eine Postkartenfotoserie „doors of dublin". Über den Motorway rollen wir nach Rosslaer. Im Hafen liegt noch die Stena Line Fähre nach Fishguard. Wir checken, ob sich die Stena genauso flexibel umbuchen lässt wie die Norfolk Line. Den ...

... duty free on my arrival into Norway from the hotel, where I had left the tins in the bar fridge, and then onto the Stena Line ferry terminal. We parted for the final time this trip and I went through the motions in the terminal. The waiting area is ...

... ), Doolin ( Cliffs of Moher), Aran Islands, Galway, Clifden (Connemara NP) and Dublin. Brian had booked us and the car onto the Stena Line boat at 10am from Holyhead, Wales. P&+O leave from Liverpool (30 min drive) but that costs another £100 yet in ...

... (another nice spot to stay), we travelled north about an hour and a half to return our cars at the Belfast Airport and catch the Stena Line Ferry over to Stranraer, Scotland. The ferry was very nice, feeling much like a cruise line, and the ride over the ...

... did see made us want to come back. This ship was with the Fjord Line and was much less impressive than the previous Stena line ship.  It was more utilitarian, carrying a large amount of vehicles and more sleeping quarters.  Also the Internet ...

... discover we were in the wrong queue – there are two ferry companies and we were in the Irish Ferry queue instead of the Stena Line Ferry queue.  He pointed out the correct gates which had no queue, so we quickly hopped back in the car and ...

... which ended up being very expensive (£300 expensive).  Finally, I was able to get tickets for the Dutch Flyer, or Stena Line, ferry.  I had to order over the phone because their website is extremely extremely complicated (i.e. it let’s ...

... . They couldn't have been further apart if they had tried. The cabins were good quality, comfortable and smart, with a nice duvet. Stena Line I commend you! On the down side, the ship's tannoy was piped into the cabin at 180 decibels, whether you liked ...

... about 20 minutes to the ferry and got out with everyone else.  Suddenly became suspicious that we were in the wrong place as the Stena Line (ferry mob) did not have a desk at this terminal.  Found it we should be down the other end of the ...

... out our ferry to Scotland as we didn't make it to an Internet cafe the night before. got ourselves ferry tickets on the Stena line to Stranraer, Scotland on a fast and smooth huge ferry. very cool ride over that took about 105 minutes. now comes the ...

... . I just tried to make the best of it. After all, it was better than having to go to work! I really was thankful for the Stena Line (ferry) clerk who arranged the taxis even though they had no relation to the rails. Finally we took the taxi for 1.75 hours ...

... because of the sea conditions! That didn't sound too good to us! We hung out in the dparture lounge thingy and had a coffee on Stena Line Ferries for the delay and drove onto the ferry at about 3pm which was about an hour late. To our surprise, ...