I really like how you have managed to include wee snippets of information here and there. Gives people a bit of an idea, without really going on too much.
THANK YOU STENA ADVENTURER AND TO STENA LINE / BACK IN 2014 / YOU CHANGED THE FATE OF OUR UNBORN CHILD / A BIG THANK YOU TO THE WONDERFUL PEOPLE OF IRELAND " BRAVO TO ALL "
Watching videos because we want to come along we love Ireland we can’t come at the moment cause we can’t travel yet.Love the Irish and ferry.All for now.🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈☮️☮️☮️
I have travelled on the Stena Adventurer for many years with my family mainly taking the car. The Stena Adventurer is a lovely large ferry.The Stena staff have always treated me well.It is a very comfortable car ferry.I always take this ship. Thank you very much for this lovely video.
Our family used to travel by ferry across to Ireland every Summer from the 60's onwards,originally from Lverpool. latterly it became flying and hiring cars but it still remains as a life memory.
I was rather hoping it was more like 6-8 pints but maybe I drink faster than you :-) In the Viking world where my family comes from we measure sea voyages in Pints... hahaha :-) Happy Days my friend. Cheers / Skål
The Stena Adventurer is probably the best ferry I have ever being on. I have travelled on it many times with my father when I would go in the lorry with him. The staff are easy to get on with and they give you plenty of grub in the Trucker's Lounge, especially at dinner time, and the food is of great quality. In the Trucker's Lounge also, we used to have a great laugh with the staff and other lorry driver's. I have nothing bad to say about the Stena Adventurer.
I haven't been able to find much user comments about deck seating our of doors. Are the three plastic benches shown in this video the only outside seating on the Adventurer? How about the Superfast X?
At least you show the amenities of the ship better than in other videos of yours I've seen. Wow! Big Breakfast! Bangers, scrambled eggs, beans, toast, and bacon! That would have set me right for the day! How much that set you back, mate? I like seeing the port surroundings, the other ships you pass, the scenery you pass, but you seem to skimp on showing what's on board! If I want to take that trip I like to know what I have at my disposal, from a real passenger's point of view, not some glossy ad on the vendor's website!
Hello, and thank you for your video! I was wondering if they check your passport upon disembarking the ship. I'm going to take this route soon, and want to be prepared. Thank you again 😊
@03:51 not true. Poolbegs turbines are supplied with steam from the adjacent Dublin Waste-To-Energy facility. Also the stacks are protected structures!
I been on this ferry in 2013 and now I moved to Australia and I feel so emotionally upset when I recollect that amazing memories of my 18 years stay in Ireland, which I started from Castlebar, Co mayo and finished in Drogheda. I am born Indian but I love more Ireland than my birth country as that country gave me everything I wished for. I am so upset leaving this country
I never eat or drink anything until I'm out in the middle of the sea. I remember before I ate breakfast leaving port and boy did I pay the price when the ship got out it was rough as hell I was throwing up everywhere. Sailing on a rough sea is not the most pleasant of experiences. She can get really rough out there on the Irish sea.
Usually, the people at check-in don't look at identification, however, make sure you do bring some form of it (like a passport or a driver's licence). The check in people are usually nice but there is one or two (particularly in Dublin Port) that will look for identification. If you go by Irish Ferries, they will always look for identification because they are not as friendly as Stena Line are (at least not in the last 10 years).
its € 43 from dublin to london sail and rail, with no luggage limits and in 5.5 hours trip time, flight is around the same if you take travel to airport, security checks, taxing, flight time, taxing, security checks, and train into london from the airport. if you like flying in steerage whilst someone is trying to sell you scratch cards, vs 1st class seating, a lovely pint, breakfast in the restaurant , legs stretched out reading the morning paper.! id gladly add 2 hours to my travel time.
I appreciate it so much when I can hear the sounds of life and not obnoxious "theme music". It's so much more enjoyable.
I really like how you have managed to include wee snippets of information here and there.
Gives people a bit of an idea, without really going on too much.
THANK YOU STENA ADVENTURER AND TO STENA LINE / BACK IN 2014 / YOU CHANGED THE FATE OF OUR UNBORN CHILD / A BIG THANK YOU TO THE WONDERFUL PEOPLE OF IRELAND " BRAVO TO ALL "
Watching videos because we want to come along we love Ireland we can’t come at the moment cause we can’t travel yet.Love the Irish and ferry.All for now.🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈☮️☮️☮️
I have travelled on the Stena Adventurer for many years with my family mainly taking the car. The Stena Adventurer is a lovely large ferry.The Stena staff have always treated me well.It is a very comfortable car ferry.I always take this ship. Thank you very much for this lovely video.
are they fingerprinting you while bording?
Thank you for not adding a cheesy soundtrack.
Our family used to travel by ferry across to Ireland every Summer from the 60's onwards,originally from Lverpool. latterly it became flying and hiring cars but it still remains as a life memory.
Excellent video, very informative, thank you
Well done. One of the better ferry videos. Well paced and the CC overlays were useful and interesting.
That's life on the Irish sea , it certainly is an adventure.
I'm planning my 2nd trip to Ireland and wanted to get to Wales via ferry... your video was excellent, very informative! Thank you!
Thanks for watching it
Those swept back funnels are cool! But I would have frozen to death on that voyage. Mahalo (thank you) from Hawai'i for another informative video.
I get nervous around boats this video helped a lot
You need more interior shots with people!
How many pints is it from Ireland to Holyhead ?
Really like your videos. Cheers and safe sailing.
About 2 or 3 I think 🍺🍺
I was rather hoping it was more like 6-8 pints but maybe I drink faster than you :-)
In the Viking world where my family comes from we measure sea voyages in Pints... hahaha :-)
Happy Days my friend. Cheers / Skål
locked off me tits, I reckon 8-10
@@adrianek12102008 I'm thinking a dozen in summer.
I might be wrong but is the terminal for the Jonathan swift service the old B+I terminal
The Stena Adventurer is probably the best ferry I have ever being on. I have travelled on it many times with my father when I would go in the lorry with him. The staff are easy to get on with and they give you plenty of grub in the Trucker's Lounge, especially at dinner time, and the food is of great quality. In the Trucker's Lounge also, we used to have a great laugh with the staff and other lorry driver's. I have nothing bad to say about the Stena Adventurer.
I haven't been able to find much user comments about deck seating our of doors. Are the three plastic benches shown in this video the only outside seating on the Adventurer? How about the Superfast X?
Great video only thing I don’t like when using Stena and Irish Ferrys there is know good places to relax at Dublin port and holly head any more
i like your videos about ferries 's travel ..... i like too , we crossing the channel from France to GB usually by Dieppe with Dfds !:)
At least you show the amenities of the ship better than in other videos of yours I've seen. Wow! Big Breakfast! Bangers, scrambled eggs, beans, toast, and bacon! That would have set me right for the day! How much that set you back, mate? I like seeing the port surroundings, the other ships you pass, the scenery you pass, but you seem to skimp on showing what's on board! If I want to take that trip I like to know what I have at my disposal, from a real passenger's point of view, not some glossy ad on the vendor's website!
Wonderful - very informative!
Good to see a high speed service available. Do they check passports between Ireland and Wales vice versa?
Cool video! I made the trip from Holyhead to Dublin and back in Summer 1994.
Thank you for this very interesting trip report. Thumbs up for the great video! Regards Chris
Thanks for watching Chris.
I’m going on the stena line in 5 days i went of the Irish ferry the last 11years from Dublin to Holyhead and I always bring my car
I like your videos. Just subscribed. All the best!
Nice I go on the Stena Line super fast VII Every year.
Hello, and thank you for your video! I was wondering if they check your passport upon disembarking the ship. I'm going to take this route soon, and want to be prepared. Thank you again 😊
I enjoyed seeing the breakfast pint of Guinness.
@03:51 not true. Poolbegs turbines are supplied with steam
from the adjacent Dublin Waste-To-Energy facility. Also the stacks are protected structures!
I been on this ferry in 2013 and now I moved to Australia and I feel so emotionally upset when I recollect that amazing memories of my 18 years stay in Ireland, which I started from Castlebar, Co mayo and finished in Drogheda. I am born Indian but I love more Ireland than my birth country as that country gave me everything I wished for. I am so upset leaving this country
I'm doing this exact journey tomorrow
Love this crossing 👍👌
lovley video are u able to out onto open deck at all times on the adventurer ?
Yes you can
It’s the mv Uyleses not the MS? Could be wrong
I never eat or drink anything until I'm out in the middle of the sea. I remember before I ate breakfast leaving port and boy did I pay the price when the ship got out it was rough as hell I was throwing up everywhere. Sailing on a rough sea is not the most pleasant of experiences. She can get really rough out there on the Irish sea.
I remember going to the beach at trearrdur bay on holy island many years ago!
lovely video, was there a passport control when you take the ferry? Is passport required?
Think you need some form of ID, I brought my passport
Usually, the people at check-in don't look at identification, however, make sure you do bring some form of it (like a passport or a driver's licence). The check in people are usually nice but there is one or two (particularly in Dublin Port) that will look for identification. If you go by Irish Ferries, they will always look for identification because they are not as friendly as Stena Line are (at least not in the last 10 years).
You should show the whole inside of the ferry as you are walking around it
So love the Sea.
Quanto vc pagou por essa viagem?
Stena have their new ships coming on the Holyhead Dublin route this year x
Will hopefully get a stena ship up this year
Great video, thanks for your effort doing these tours, any chance to see you on one of the color line ferrys between Oslo and Kiel?:)
Thanks for watching and liking, maybe some time in the future I will go on that one :)
Wow, Looked like a half rough crossing? Good video anyways. 9:00 Cool sound when she is turning around!
Thanks for watching Kevpa, the sea was fairly calm that day even though the sky looked dull.The adventurer was a big ship and didn’t rock much.
The Jonathan “Swift” is a good name for a High Speed Ferry.
Clip is old hat now. Stena since has three brand new sister ships on Irish Sea.
Nice video
When I finish schoo lI am going on the stenaline service from Dublin to Liverpool. I am going home for study and work.
I did travel in stena ship from uk to Ireland with my family
very imported details thank you
I think pun here was not intended ;-)
What camera do you use???
iPhone se & cannon g7x
Well done!
I did it 1 time in heavy storm, many people not feel so good 🤣
Very nice , and this vid is fine without so many people. IMO, most of the time , they’re distracting to the content.
Great
This where im going in a few hours
I go every year to scotland to visit family
The worst thing i ever done was come back to Ireland
nice
gud video
Anyone here during the covid travel ban?
Yes as watching these videos takes the sting out of missing out!
150 quid for a return ticket in a car. This is a racket, we need a bridge. Scotland is having one so why cant we
for a businessman traveling alone, a jet would take him right to London
its € 43 from dublin to london sail and rail, with no luggage limits and in 5.5 hours trip time, flight is around the same if you take travel to airport, security checks, taxing, flight time, taxing, security checks, and train into london from the airport. if you like flying in steerage whilst someone is trying to sell you scratch cards, vs 1st class seating, a lovely pint, breakfast in the restaurant , legs stretched out reading the morning paper.! id gladly add 2 hours to my travel time.
@@looneyirish007 exactly, plus you can TAKE YOUR CAR. im not sure a Ford Mondeo will go in a 747 hold
When I flew, we had to divert to Belfast and refuel.
I never knew that.