P&O Ferries operates an Ireland-Britain route from Dublin to Liverpool, a ferry crossing into the pop ambience of the famous Beatles. Numerous crossings from Ireland to France are offered. The port of Cherbourg is linked to the capital Dublin by Irish Ferries.
Brittany Ferries and Stena Line operate from Cherbourg to Rosslare, Irish port. Other routes from Ireland to France are provided by Brittany Ferries which offers departures from Rosslare and Cork to the Breton port of Roscoff.
Ireland also features links to Wales as ferry lines are served from Dublin to Holyhead and from the Irish port of Rosslare to the Welsh ports of Fishguard and Pembroke. The companies providing these services are Irish Ferries and Stena Line. From Ireland and the port of Rosslare there is a crossing to Spain and its port Bilbao, operated by Brittany Ferries. The Rosslare Bilbao ferries are usually offered during the high season.
All shipping companies mentioned operating from/to Ireland, offer ferries with similar facilities and services on board such as bars, restaurants/buffets, children's playgrounds and shops. Some ships are also equipped with cinemas, theaters, wifi connection in addition to the essential amenities.
To enjoy relax break during the journey, passengers can use reclining seats in a dedicated lounge area or cabins can be booked, choosing amongs various categories of comfort. Facilities have also been designed for people with reduced mobility. Travelling with pets is allowed, but transport conditions may vary according to the shipping company concerned.