Cork ferry port
Ferry port facilities, directions and transport information
Cork Ferry Port, also known as Ringaskiddy Ferry Port, is situated on the South Coast of Ireland, about 30-40 minutes drive away from central Cork. There is an efficient road network providing easy access to and from the ferry terminal.
Brittany Ferries operates cruise ferries sailing from Cork Harbour direct to Roscoff in France throughout the summer season. Our weekly service from here allows you to completely bypass the UK, so saving yourself considerable time and inconvenience.
About Cork Port
Where is Cork Ferry Port?
Cork ferry port map
Address & contact details
Ringaskiddy
Co.Cork
Tel:021 437 8401
GPS co-ordinates: 51.832449,-8.323345
Cork Ferry Port Facilities
Baby care/Changing room
There is a baby changing and feeding room in the terminal.
Cafeteria
A limited range of hot food is available in the terminal cafeteria. Pubs offering more substantial meals can be in the nearest village (about 1 mile away) or the nearest town (about 4 miles away).
Disabled access
All areas are accessible to disabled passengers. Disabled toilet facilities are also available.
Information desk
The Brittany Ferries information desk is open for ship arrivals and departures only. The terminal is closed during the winter season when there are no sailings to Cork.
Telephones
Coinbox payphones can be found in the terminal.
Wheelchairs
There are no wheelchairs available at the terminal. Wheelchairs are available on the Pont Aven, but must be pre-booked.
Travelling with Dogs
Dogs are allowed on the grassed area at the edge of the port and must be on a lead at all times. They are not allowed in the terminal or to leave the car once they have passed security.
The nearest park is Currabinny Woods which is a 20 minute drive away. From the port head take the R613 towards the south and turn left onto Seamount at the Curraghbinny sign and continue for approximately 3kms.
Parking at Cork Ferry Port
Parking is only permitted for dropping off and picking up. Passengers wishing to park for longer must use one of the paying car parks nearby.
Getting to Cork Ferry Port
By car
From Cork city centre take the N28 in the direction of Douglas and Ringaskiddy. The Ringaskiddy ferry port is approximately 30 to 40 minutes from Cork city.
| From | Miles (Km) |
|---|---|
| Athlone | 136 (227) |
| Belfast | 264 (424) |
| Derry | 266 (428) |
| Donegal | 250 (402) |
| Dublin | 160 (257) |
| Dundalk | 202 (325) |
| Galway | 130 (209) |
| Kilkenny | 92 (148) |
| Killarney | 54 (87) |
| Limerick | 65 (105) |
| Portlaoise | 108 (174) |
| Roscommon | 156 (251) |
| Rosslare | 129 (208) |
| Shannon | 80 (129) |
| Sligo | 209 (336) |
| Waterford | 78 (126) |
| Wexford | 116 (178) |
| Wicklow | 116 (267) |
By train
There is no direct service to the terminal. The nearest railway station can be found in Cork city. All enquiries: Irish Rail 00 353 21 450 67 66/21 450 47 77.
By coach
There is also a bus service to meet the arrival of the ship, the cost is approximately 4.50 euro per adult.
Cork Photo Gallery
Aerial view of Charles Fort, Kinsale
Brightly painted house in pretty Kinsale
Cork City Hall and Bridge
The Bulman Pub in Cork
Looking up river towards the city of Cork
