Ferries To

Calais - Dover - Glasgow Fast ferry crossing Calais to Dover - 2 hours Dover to Glasgow - 480 miles, 8 hours 30 mins approx From ferry terminal take A20 & M20, M25, A282, M11, A14, A1(M) , A66 to M6 north to A74

Larne, N Ireland - Stranraer, Dumfries & Galloway - Glasgow Ferry crossing - 1 hour 50 mins (fast) or 3 hours 15 mins (trad/ Ro-Ro) Drive Stranrear to Glasgow - 86 miles, 2 hours 10 mins approx Route - A77 signposted Ayr, onto M77 for Glasgow & M8 over the Clyde to the city centre

For ferries to Glasgow and Strathclyde, there are a number of routes across the Irish Sea, the North Sea, or the English Channel, with easy rail and road routes to the region.

The nearest ferries to Europe depart from Newcastle on the English east coast, sailing overnight. The English south coast ports offer a wide choice of short channel crossings but involve a long drive to your Scottish destination.

Ireland to Glasgow by ferry Irish ferries sail into Scotland at Stranraer and Troon, which are convenient for Glasgow and Strathclyde. Trains, coaches and motorways to the region make the onward journey easy.