Heysham to Douglas Ferry

The Heysham Douglas ferry route connects England with Isle of Man. Currently there is just the 1 ferry company operating this ferry service, Steam Packet. The crossing operates up to 13 times each week with sailing durations from around 3 hours 45 minutes.

Heysham Douglas sailing durations and frequency may vary from season to season so we’d advise doing a live check to get the most up to date information.

Heysham - Douglas Ferry Operators

  • Steam Packet
    • 13 Sailings Weekly 3 hr 45 min
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Heysham Douglas Average Prices

Prices shown represent the average one way price paid by our customers. The most common booking on the Heysham Douglas route is a car and 2 passengers.

Heysham Douglas Ferry reviews

  • "trip on. ben "

    Always a pleasant journey

    'Judy' travelled Heysham Douglas with Steam Packet

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  • "Satisfaction"

    We are very satisfied with all aspects of our travel with Direct ferries as we have always been with The Steam Packet Company

    'James' travelled Heysham Douglas with Steam Packet

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  • "Good efficient crossing"

    Booking process was quite straightforward, as were instructions and directions upon arriving at the terminal. On board, the ferry was comfortable, despite being quite crowded on my crossing. Altogether, a problem-free experience.

    'Gillian' travelled Heysham Douglas with Steam Packet

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  • "Hailsham to Isle of Man"

    Lovely crossing both ways. Sea was calm and able to sit out on deck part of the way. Clean and comfortable on ship. Will use again.

    'Anonymous' travelled Heysham Douglas with Steam Packet

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Heysham Guide

The village of Heysham can be found on the north west coast of England in the county of Lancashire. The town overlooks Morecambe Bay and is a pretty little coastal village a short distance from both Lancaster and Morecambe. The village has many beautiful 17th century cottages and is well known for its colourful floral displays, which have won Britain in Bloom's Gold Small Village prize on two occasions. Situated quite close to the village are two nuclear power stations but also areas of woodland, open grassland, sandy beaches and rock pools.

Ferry services from the village's harbour depart to the Isle of Man, operated by the Isle of Man Steam Packet Company, and to Ireland. The port's facilities include a waiting lounge with TV, some vending machines, a snack bar and restaurant, disabled toilets and a children's play area.

Douglas Guide

Douglas is the Isle of Man's largest town and lies on the east coast of the island, on the edge of a two mile sweeping bay and beach. The offers visitors many things to do and see and its promenade is always a hive of activity. Popular things to do in the town include the guided Story of Mann trail which takes visitors around some of the most famous sites, beginning at the Manx Museum. For petrol heads, the TT Grandstand is always popular and is where spectators can get the best view of the start and finish line of the world famous Isle of Mann TT Race. A trip to the Great Union Camera Obscura on Douglas Head is also worth a visit.

Ferry services from Douglas, operated by The Steam Packet Company, depart to Heysham, Liverpool, Dublin and Belfast. Both conventional and fast ferries are available, although the fast ferries only operate between March and November. Facilities on board the boats include shops, cafes and bars.