There is something quite special about travelling by train and ferry over flying. The journey becomes part of the experience. Thank you for a great travel vlog.
Absolutely love this. Looks like such a lovely journey - and thanks for putting the info in your descriptions. So handy to have now that you have inspired me to take the same trip soon!
Thank you for sharing this. My wife and I are vacationing from California with our 8-year old daughter during her winter break and we're taking this journey in reverse from Dublin to London before traveling by rail to Amsterdam and Paris.
I love getting the ferry to Ireland. I tend to do the ferry from Birkenhead to Belfast in Northern Ireland. It does take longer than flying but it’s always fun!
I was wondering if dogs are allowed on the train and the ferry. I will collect my dog on March 11th from London and I have not a clue how I am going to get to Dublin with the dog. I loved to see the way I seen only on the map visualised. It is great what you are doing.
Thanks Sarah for another enjoyable and informative video. Like the tunes in it too. Plus, how interesting about that old ship you passed! What a great example of the fun things you see and learn by travelling overland. Looking forward to the next one.
looking into doing something like this next year, this was very helpful!! Did you have to do much security screening - you and/or your bags getting scanned or searched or any of that?
For those travelling from other places in the world, the train and ferry combo is a really amazing way to travel that isn’t like the flying you can and sometimes have to do. P.S. Your 00:51 timestamp in the description has a typo.
financially the only downside with train/ferry is you are a captive customer for longer, so you might spend more on high priced coffees/food unless you are organised
I searched only for ferry travel, I got extra Train Ride vlog which is my most favourite thing to do, specifically travelling. The views and likes really surprised me, I thought it'd be like millions of views and thousands of likes as the quality of video. Gonna watch other related videos of yours
When I travelled "Rail and Sail" from Portsmouth in England to Limerick in Ireland I got a through train all the way from London Euston to Holyhead/Caergybi so didn't need to change from one service to another at Crewe! I paid £60 (Return) for my travel ticket in November 2013!
Hi sorry I don’t think I’m the best person to ask about this but here are the entry requirements - www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/ireland/entry-requirements
Train or ferry the current best way. If you go by plane it’s currently such a pain . A lac of staff at airports , flight cancellations. Too risky thinking of cancelling my easyJet flights in September.
For this journey it was just the vaccination pass and the passenger locator as well as your I.D/passport. I travelled in august 2021 though so the rules may have changed.
Traveling is just part of life, going places and seeing new kinda of life. Am on a visit in the UK can I visit Dublin with my UK visit visa or do I require another visa to Dublin.
John 3:16-21 16 For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. 17 For God sent not his Son into the world to condemn the world; but that the world through him might be saved. 18 He that believeth on him is not condemned: but he that believeth not is condemned already, because he hath not believed in the name of the only begotten Son of God. 19 And this is the condemnation, that light is come into the world, and men loved darkness rather than light, because their deeds were evil. 20 For every one that doeth evil hateth the light, neither cometh to the light, lest his deeds should be reproved. 21 But he that doeth truth cometh to the light, that his deeds may be made manifest, that they are wrought in God.
@@christopher9727 no you are not, there is no good news in the bible, just shoving your religious claptrap down our throats. Go find a more appropiate place to peddle this stuff
There is something quite special about travelling by train and ferry over flying. The journey becomes part of the experience. Thank you for a great travel vlog.
I always did this journey every year from when I was 6months old in 1957 , when it was a steam train, I still love the ferry crossing.
Absolutely love this. Looks like such a lovely journey - and thanks for putting the info in your descriptions. So handy to have now that you have inspired me to take the same trip soon!
Thank you for sharing this. My wife and I are vacationing from California with our 8-year old daughter during her winter break and we're taking this journey in reverse from Dublin to London before traveling by rail to Amsterdam and Paris.
I love getting the ferry to Ireland. I tend to do the ferry from Birkenhead to Belfast in Northern Ireland. It does take longer than flying but it’s always fun!
You should try out the bus express service from london Victoria to Dublin via Holyhead its always the same price
Great video well done. More like this please.
Lovely journey!
Love watching this and now think about this trip myself ,thank you .👍.
Nice video. Very informative. I would however liked to have seen more of your destination.
just discovered Its your channel's 3rd video.
I really hope this channel grow more and we get videos quite often😊
I do this exact journey all the time. Its very special. Nice videoo.. edited really well 👍👏👍
Love it! What a great trip it was!!
this is an incredible journey you’ve taken us on! such beautiful shots and great pacing. looking forward to seeing more of your trip :)
Such a dreamy journey. The cinema room on the ferry sounds so cool!!
Lovely. Will take my kids. They're 1/8 Irish
Loved it thank you.
You gained a new subscriber after correcting your pronunciation of Holyhead!!
I love this! I'm hoping to take this journey in the summer!
I was wondering if dogs are allowed on the train and the ferry. I will collect my dog on March 11th from London and I have not a clue how I am going to get to Dublin with the dog. I loved to see the way I seen only on the map visualised. It is great what you are doing.
Thanks Sarah for another enjoyable and informative video. Like the tunes in it too. Plus, how interesting about that old ship you passed! What a great example of the fun things you see and learn by travelling overland. Looking forward to the next one.
looking into doing something like this next year, this was very helpful!! Did you have to do much security screening - you and/or your bags getting scanned or searched or any of that?
this is so fun!! i'm studying abroad in london right now, adding this journey to my list for the summer, probably!
Ah that’s so exciting! I hope you enjoy it!
Such beautiful scenery you have definitely made us consider using this route the next time we visit Dublin. Thanks Sarah. 😊👍
For those travelling from other places in the world, the train and ferry combo is a really amazing way to travel that isn’t like the flying you can and sometimes have to do. P.S. Your 00:51 timestamp in the description has a typo.
Other journeys I hope you can try are London to Belfast via Liverpool and London to the Netherlands via Harwich.
Thanks for letting me know!
what great route i will follow this in summer
So glad to hear it!
@@sarahb.m.5730 your are good vloger
Keep growing up your channel
Another great video! That view from the ferry looked amazing
Certainly looks a lot more pleasant than spending the day in airports. Was the crossing rough at all?
Yeh definitely nicer than the airport. It was actually pretty calm as we crossed.
Thanks for catching the Holyhead pronunciation, that one was going to bother me, im not even welsh 😂
Doing that route in 2 weeks (Brussels-Dublin)
Any recommendations for Airbnb in Dublin?
Thank you for sharing. We are planning to do the same journey summer holidays.
Ah great to hear. I hope you enjoy it!
I have bad luck remembering to travel there .
financially the only downside with train/ferry is you are a captive customer for longer, so you might spend more on high priced coffees/food unless you are organised
How long was the ferry trip?
How much time does this take? London to Dublin. Cost?
I am curious about it too
What a beautiful eyes you have ❤
I searched only for ferry travel, I got extra Train Ride vlog which is my most favourite thing to do, specifically travelling.
The views and likes really surprised me, I thought it'd be like millions of views and thousands of likes as the quality of video.
Gonna watch other related videos of yours
funny , I always thought it was Hollyhead with 2 L's , in Ireland we tend to pronounce it Holly-head
When I travelled "Rail and Sail" from Portsmouth in England to Limerick in Ireland I got a through train all the way from London Euston to Holyhead/Caergybi so didn't need to change from one service to another at Crewe! I paid £60 (Return) for my travel ticket in November 2013!
Holyhead is pronounced Holi hed, not Holy as in religion.
love the video and your Backpack were did you get it from (Brand)😊
Your backpack is so cool. What brand is that?
Your Vlog is love
like as for me to saw here
Do we required separate visa to travel to Ireland ? If you are already having uk tier 4 visa?
Hi sorry I don’t think I’m the best person to ask about this but here are the entry requirements - www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/ireland/entry-requirements
If you are not a UK citizen you need a visa to enter the Republic of Ireland.
Train or ferry the current best way. If you go by plane it’s currently such a pain . A lac of staff at airports , flight cancellations. Too risky thinking of cancelling my easyJet flights in September.
You had any vaccination Check control ?
Which kind of documents u need to carry during the journey?
Thanks
For this journey it was just the vaccination pass and the passenger locator as well as your I.D/passport. I travelled in august 2021 though so the rules may have changed.
Sarah you have a beautiful eyes
Holyhead is pronounced Hollyhead.
Do the train and the ferry offer internet connection?
Traveling is just part of life, going places and seeing new kinda of life. Am on a visit in the UK can I visit Dublin with my UK visit visa or do I require another visa to Dublin.
Hi
In ferry, Can I bring my cat as well
Ooo good question, I’m not sure but you’ll be able to check on the website I think.
Hang on isnt the plane easier, faster, and cheaper? It is isnt it? So, why not just get yourself on a plane between London and Dublin
How many miles from uk to Dublin
I am a malian i like a lot of london Dublin of belfast
Please can one travel from Dublin to London wit a Dublin visa on your passport ?
John 3:16-21
16 For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. 17 For God sent not his Son into the world to condemn the world; but that the world through him might be saved. 18 He that believeth on him is not condemned: but he that believeth not is condemned already, because he hath not believed in the name of the only begotten Son of God. 19 And this is the condemnation, that light is come into the world, and men loved darkness rather than light, because their deeds were evil. 20 For every one that doeth evil hateth the light, neither cometh to the light, lest his deeds should be reproved. 21 But he that doeth truth cometh to the light, that his deeds may be made manifest, that they are wrought in God.
What has this to do with travel
@@Lner1922 just sharing the good news of the gospel
@@christopher9727 no you are not, there is no good news in the bible, just shoving your religious claptrap down our throats. Go find a more appropiate place to peddle this stuff
So weird doing your make up. How vain