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Return Day Trip To Dublin (From Holyhead) - 1 Adult = £12 / (2 Adults and 2 Children = £30) @ Stena Line
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Posted 11 May 2023

Return Day Trip To Dublin (From Holyhead) - 1 Adult = £12 / (2 Adults and 2 Children = £30) @ Stena Line

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Thought I'd post it, as noticed it was still on, and might be good for the upcoming half-term. Valid at £12 on Tuesday's and Wednesday's, slightly extra for other days.

Departure Times from Holyhead
Any day of the week
  • Outward at 09:00 or 14.45
  • Return at either 14:45 or 20:30

Crossing time: 3hrs 15 mins. So, it's possible to get 7.5hrs+ in Dublin

Prices:
  • Tuesday & Wednesday - £12 per adult / £30 per family of 4
  • Thursday – Monday - £15 per adult / £37.50 per family of 4
  • Children are aged 4-15/Infants go free.
Sail away for the day on our Day Trip to Dublin by foot and enjoy a day away with a difference. Sail any day from Holyhead with fares starting from only £12 per adult return, kids aged 4-15 travel for half price and infants aged 0-3 travel for free! With our great value family fare, 2 adults and 2 children can get away on a day trip from only £30.

Discover this bustling cosmopolitan city and learn about some of literary and music’s most influential characters, whilst enjoying the famous warm Irish hospitality. Explore Temple Bar which is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the city. It’s packed with quirky shops, cafes, and traditional bars and is a must-see for all visitors. Enjoy a pint of the Black Stuff – Guinness – in one of Dublin’s many pubs, take a stroll around St. Stephen’s Green or hit the shops of Grafton Street.

Speaking of shopping, not only will you enjoy shopping in Dublin but whilst onboard you’ll also be able to take advantage of our Duty Free Shopping! You’ll make great savings in our onboard shop on premium brands including Absolut, Jameson, Paco Rabanne, Molton Brown and many more. Choose from over 450 fragrances, nearly 100 beers, wines, spirits & champagne, makeup, skincare, toys, sweets, accessories, jewellery and lots more!

How much Duty Free can you buy? Lots! The allowances are generous including 42 litres of beer, 18 litres of non-sparkling wine and 4 litres of spirits.

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  1. Kittysoftpaws's avatar
    I went to Dublin for the day last week with Ryanair flying from Luton. Only cost £30 return and was there in a hour. Arrived at 8am and flight back at 9pm. Cheap way of sampling Dublin.
    Chris.sss's avatar
    yeah you can do similar from Manchester too.

    I was also looking at doing cork for a day trip (£24)
    flight times are similar..so maximizing the day.
  2. JuD_'s avatar
    Dublin is in the top three most expensive places I’ve visited. However saying that almost every bar had live music which was amazing.
    Great weekend I had there.
    razortth's avatar
    I agree 100%. Dublin is very very expensive, and nothing much to see really. Ireland’s gems are in the countryside. Hotel prices are extortionate!
  3. ipmanwck's avatar
    The ferry trip is awful. Just fly
  4. C0mbat's avatar
    That is a ridiculous journey just for the day. Even for people who actually live in Holyhead it's stupid.
    PaulandPam's avatar
    Not for us, we were caravanning in Trearddur Bay and did it on a gorgeous Summers day last August simply as a booze cruise, we got the morning ferry out and had to get off at Dublin port for about an hour, we stayed in the terminal and got the same boat back but stocked up on dirt cheap booze and baccy, the day we went they had Litre bottles of Stoli vodka on offer for £5 and decent whiskey for around £12.
    We got bevvied up on the way back sitting on the sunny side of the exterior deck on an unusually flat calm sea, it was a great day out, we even saw a few pods of dolphins just before getting into Dublin port. (edited)
  5. lucas's avatar
    Just not worth the hassle, why don’t they just do a next day return
  6. davew2011's avatar
    Great if you live in Holyhead 
    Haircut_100's avatar
    Believe it or not it's actually possible to drive to Holyhead from other places in order to take up this deal.
  7. TBProdigy's avatar
    Do you have to travel both ways or can you get 2 returns as a cheap alternative to a normal return?

    Ie- Take the return from Dublin-Holyhead and the one way part of the 2nd return back to Dublin?
  8. fatabelly's avatar
    Not worth the effort for the short time you'd actually get in Dublin. The prices there are absolutely extortionate too. If you want a better slice of Ireland just get a flight to Belfast...much better city and much cheaper when you get there. Plus you don't lose any money on exchange rates, as it's pounds and pence there ;-)
  9. sheffield788's avatar
    Unless the site is down, this is what I get regardless of what dates I choose
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    Rmcstar's avatar
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    Just tried it myself, and it worked. I did get a similar error message before for some dates. Refreshing the page should fix it, also ensure that the outward and return are on the same date otherwise it goes messy.

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  10. brownlog's avatar
    Great for euro booze cruise, better than going to Calais, thanks op
  11. RayB's avatar
    You need transport if buying 42 litres of beer and/or 18 litres of wine. How much to take a car or van? RayB.
    PaulandPam's avatar
    When we went people had shopping carts like these stacked with booze so no need to pay for a car unless you really need to 'fill up'

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  12. shvulcan's avatar
    Don’t waste your money going Dublin 
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