How To Get Here
Travelling to Belfast
Belfast is today one of the most accessible destinations
in Europe, with many cities just over an hour away. The
city is serviced by two airports with new national
and international routes continually opening up. An historical
port, the city also benefits from
a number of excellent ferry services and boasts an
excellent rail and bus service.
By air
George Best Belfast City Airport is situated
just three miles from the city with a frequent direct City
Airlinkbus service from the airport terminal to the city centre.
Belfast International Airport at Aldergrove is 30
minutes drive from Belfast city via the M2 Motorway. An Airbus
service also operates between the Airport and the city centre.
Flights run between Belfast and all of the UK’s largest cities.
Almost 30 European destinations are also linked via the two
airports including many capital cities, as well as New York.
By sea
Belfast is easily accessed by sea crossings
from both Scotland and England. Travel by high-speed
catamaran or by traditional ferry with
impressive journey times from just 105 minutes.
By rail
An enterprise service runs 8 times daily from Belfast to Dublin.
The journey time is approximately 2 hours.
By bus
Dublin Airport is approximately 2 hours by road
and is linked through an Express coach service.