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Ferry Cairnryan to N Ireland Ease of use for 718/911

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Bill_S

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Hi all, thinking of taking my 718 to N Ireland from Scotland soon. I just wondered if any other members have used this route and if they had any difficulties with the ground clearance on or off. I see there are two companies , Stena and P&O running ferry's, and whether one accommodates our cars better than the other. Any hints or tips most welcome.
Many thanks !
 
Went over last July Bill. No issues at all with the ferries. But the A 75 can be a right pain if you get behind some trucks / motor caravans etc.
 
Hi John,
Many thanks ! have used ferry’s many times before on other routes with “normal “ ground clearance cars. Just wasn’t sure how easy a 718 Cayman would be and whether the various ferry companies treat low clearance issues properly. You are right re A75 of course…..
 
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