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Tony Walduck Area From and To (terminals) Type Operating? Company Group (1-4) Bus/connect. Comments Website 1 inshore 0 no connect. V veh. 2 distant 1 at one end P pass. 3 inland 2 both ends -only 4 pass. only 3 bus carried Shetland Islands (radiating from Lerwick) - clockwise 'Mainland' Lerwick (Shetland Mainland) - Aberdeen (Scottish Mainland) V Y NorthLink Ferries 2 northlinkferries.co.uk 'Mainland' Lerwick (Shetland Mainland) - Fair Isle P(V) Y Shetland Islands Council (4)2 'Good Shepherd IV' (can carry only one car) shetland.gov.uk 'Mainland' Lerwick (Shetland Mainland) - Kirkwall (Orkney Mainland) V Y NorthLink Ferries 2 northlinkferries.co.uk 'Mainland' Lerwick (Shetland Mainland) - Stromness (Orkney Mainland) V ? Shetland Islands Council 2 shetland.gov.uk 'Mainland' Grutness (Shetland Mainland) - Fair Isle P(V) Y Shetland Islands Council (4)2 'Good Shepherd IV' (can carry only one car) shetland.gov.uk Orkney Islands (radiating from Kirkwall) - clockwise 'Mainland' Kirkwall (Orkney Mainland) - Lerwick (Shetland Mainland) V Y NorthLink Ferries 2 northlinkferries.co.uk 'Mainland' Kirkwall (Orkney Mainland) - Aberdeen (Scottish Mainland) V Y NorthLink Ferries 2 northlinkferries.co.uk (south isles) Burwick (South Ronaldsay) - John O'Groats (Scottish Mainland) P Y John O'Groats Ferries (4)2 Summer only jogferry.co.uk (south isles) St. Margaret's Hope (South Ronaldsay) - Gills Bay (Scottish Mainland) V Y Pentland Ferries 2 pentlandferries.co.uk 'Mainland' Stromness (Orkney Mainland) - Lerwick (Shetland Mainland) V ? 2 'Mainland' Stromness (Orkney Mainland) - Scrabster (Scottish Mainland) V Y NorthLink Ferries 2 northlinkferries.co.uk 'Mainland' Stromness (Orkney Mainland) - Aberdeen (Scottish Mainland) V Y NorthLink Ferries 2 northlinkferries.co.uk Mainland Britain (clockwise from central North Scotland) Scotland Scrabster - Stromness (Orkney) V Y NorthLink Ferries 2 northlinkferries.co.uk Gills Bay - St. Margaret's Hope (Orkney) V Y Pentland Ferries 2 pentlandferries.co.uk John O'Groats - Burwick (Orkney) P Y John O'Groats Ferries (4)2 Summer only (passenger-only) jogferry.co.uk Aberdeen - Kirkwall (Orkney) V Y NorthLink Ferries 2 northlinkferries.co.uk Aberdeen - Lerwick (Shetland) V Y NorthLink Ferries 2 northlinkferries.co.uk Aberdeen - Stromness (Orkney) V Y NorthLink Ferries 2 northlinkferries.co.uk England Newcastle/North Shields - Amsterdam (Ijmuiden) V Y DFDS Seaways 2 dfdsseaways.co.uk (Kingston upon) Hull - Rotterdam (Europoort) V Y P&O Ferries 2 poferries.com (Kingston upon) Hull - Zeebrugge V Y P&O Ferries 2 poferries.com Hull Mini-Cruises (various) P Y P&O Ferries 2 Cruises - not really ferry services poferries.com Harwich (Parkeston Quay) - Hook of Holland V Y Stena Line 2 stenaline.co.uk Dover - Dunkirk V Y DFDS Seaways 2 dfdsseaways.co.uk Dover - Calais V Y DFDS Seaways 2 dfdsseaways.co.uk Dover - Calais V Y P&O Ferries 2 poferries.com Folkestone - Calais (via tunnel) V Y Eurotunnel / Le Shuttle 2 Channel Tunnel rail link (ferry-type service) Newhaven - Dieppe V Y DFDS Seaways 2 dfdsseaways.co.uk Portsmouth - Ouistreham (Caen) (France) V Y Brittany Ferries 2 brittany-ferries.co.uk Portsmouth - Cherbourg (France) V Y Brittany Ferries 2 brittany-ferries.co.uk Portsmouth - Le Havre (France) V Y Brittany Ferries 2 brittany-ferries.co.uk Portsmouth - St Malo (France) V Y Brittany Ferries 2 brittany-ferries.co.uk Portsmouth - Bilbao (Spain) V Y Condor Ferries 2 condorferries.co.uk Portsmouth - Santander (Spain) V Y Condor Ferries 2 condorferries.co.uk Portsmouth - Guernsey V Y Condor Ferries 2 condorferries.co.uk Portsmouth - Jersey V Y Condor Ferries 2 condorferries.co.uk Poole - Cherbourg V Y Brittany Ferries 2 brittany-ferries.co.uk Poole - Guernsey V Y Condor Ferries 2 condorferries.co.uk Poole - Jersey V Y Condor Ferries 2 condorferries.co.uk Plymouth - Roscoff (France) V Y Brittany Ferries 2 brittany-ferries.co.uk Plymouth - Santander (Spain) V Y Brittany Ferries 2 (summer service) brittany-ferries.co.uk Wales Pembroke Dock - Rosslare V Y Irish Ferries 2 irishferries.com Goodwick / Fishguard - Rosslare V Y Stena Line 2 stenaline.co.uk stenaline.co.uk Holyhead - Dublin V Y Stena Line / Irish Ferries 2 irishferries.com England Heysham - Isle of Man (Douglas) V Y Isle of Man Steam Packet 2 steam-packet.com Liverpool - Douglas V Y Isle of Man Steam Packet 2 steam-packet.com Liverpool/Birkenhead - Douglas V Y Isle of Man Steam Packet 2 steam-packet.com Liverpool - Dublin V Y P&O Ferries 2 poferries.com Liverpool/Birkenhead - Belfast V Y Stena Line 2 stenaline.co.uk Scotland Cairnryan - Belfast V Y Stena Line 2 stenaline.co.uk Cairnryan - Larne V Y P&O Ferries 2 poferries.com Inner Hebrides Coll & Tiree - Barra (Castlebay) V Y Caledonian MacBrayne 2 (Wed. summer service, then on to Oban) calmac.co.uk Outer Hebrides Oban - Barra (Castlebay) V Y Caledonian MacBrayne 2 summer Wednesdays via Coll & Tiree calmac.co.uk Outer Hebrides Oban - South Uist (Lochboisdale) V Y Caledonian MacBrayne 2 (winter service) calmac.co.uk Outer Hebrides Mallaig - South Uist (Lochmaddy) V Y Caledonian MacBrayne 2 (summer service & reduced winter service) calmac.co.uk Outer Hebrides Skye (Uig) - North Uist (Lochmaddy) V Y Caledonian MacBrayne 2 alternate sailings with Harris service, below calmac.co.uk Outer Hebrides Skye (Uig) - Harris (Tarbert) V Y Caledonian MacBrayne 2 (occasional winter sailings via Lochmaddy) calmac.co.uk Outer Hebrides Ullapool - Lewis (Stornoway) V Y Caledonian MacBrayne 2 calmac.co.uk Isle of Man Douglas - Belfast (Ireland) V Y Isle of Man Steam Packet 2 (summer service, catamaran) steam-packet.com Douglas - Heysham (England) V Y Isle of Man Steam Packet 2 steam-packet.com Douglas - Liverpool (England) V Y Isle of Man Steam Packet 2 (summer service, catamaran) steam-packet.com Douglas - Birkenhead (England) V Y Isle of Man Steam Packet 2 (winter service) steam-packet.com Douglas - Dublin (Ireland) V Y Isle of Man Steam Packet 2 (summer service, catamaran) steam-packet.com Ireland coastal (clockwise from Malin Head) (N Ireland) Larne - Cairnryan/Stranraer (Scotland) V Y P&O Ferries 2 poferries.com (N Ireland) Belfast - Douglas (Isle of Man) V Y Isle of Man Steam Packet 2 (summer service, catamaran) steam-packet.com (N Ireland) Belfast - Cairnryan/Stranraer (Scotland) V Y Stena Line 2 (catamaran) stenaline.co.uk (N Ireland) Belfast - Liverpool (Birkenhead) V Y Stena Line 2 stenaline.co.uk Dublin - Douglas (Isle of Man) V Y Isle of Man Steam Packet 2 (summer service, catamaran) steam-packet.com Dublin - Holyhead (Wales) V Y Irish Ferries 2 (catamaran) irishferries.com Dublin - Cherbourg (France) V Y Irish Ferries 2 irishferries.com Dublin - Holyhead (Wales) V Y Irish Ferries 2 irishferries.com Dublin - Liverpool (England) V Y P&O Ferries 2 poferries.com Rosslare Harbour - Fishguard (Wales) V Y Stena Line 2 stenaline.co.uk Rosslare Harbour - Pembroke (Wales) V Y Irish Ferries 2 irishferries.com stenaline.co.uk Rosslare Harbour - Cherbourg (France) V Y Stena Line / Irish Ferries 2 irishferries.com Rosslare Harbour - Roscoff (France) V Y Irish Ferries 2 (summer service) irishferries.com Ringaskiddy, Cork - Roscoff (France) V Y Brittany Ferries 2 (summer service) brittany-ferries.co.uk Ringaskiddy, Cork - Santander (Spain) V Y Brittany Ferries 2 brittany-ferries.co.uk Channel Islands Jersey St. Helier (Jersey) - Poole (England) V Y Condor Ferries 2 condorferries.co.uk St. Helier (Jersey) - Portsmouth (England) V Y Condor Ferries 2 condorferries.co.uk Guernsey St. Peter Port (Guernsey) - Poole (England) V Y Condor Ferries 2 condorferries.co.uk St. Peter Port (Guernsey) - Portsmouth (England) V Y Condor Ferries 2 condorferries.co.uk.
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