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Dublin to Ullapool: fly + ferry

Ullapool has no airport. Fly from Dublin to Stornoway (SYY), connecting in Glasgow, then it's 4 km to Stornoway Ferry Terminal and a About 2h 45m ferry (Caledonian MacBrayne (CalMac)) — about 7h 48m door to door.

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How to get from Dublin to Ullapool

Ullapool has no airport: fly to the nearest one, then take the ferry.

1Via Stornoway (SYY) ~7h 48m door to door
  1. Fly Dublin → Stornoway1 stop via Glasgow · 4h 07m
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  2. Transfer to Stornoway Ferry Terminal4 km · about 0h 26m by taxi or transfer
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    Ferry Stornoway (Isle of Lewis) → UllapoolAbout 2h 45m · Caledonian MacBrayne (CalMac)Two to three return sailings most days; reduced on Sundays
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Flight times are from schedules flown recently; ferry times and operators from our ferry dataset. Check the timetable for your date; ferries can be seasonal and weather-dependent.

Good to know

Distance
510 km317 miles
Journey time
7h 48mflight + transfer + ferry
Time difference
NoneUllapool vs Dublin
Currency in Ullapool
USD
Airports
DUB → SYY + ferry

Flights from Dublin to Ullapool: questions answered

How do you get from Dublin to Ullapool?
Ullapool has no airport. Fly from Dublin to Stornoway (SYY), connecting in Glasgow, then it's 4 km to Stornoway Ferry Terminal and a About 2h 45m ferry (Caledonian MacBrayne (CalMac)) — about 7h 48m door to door.
Is there an airport on Ullapool?
No. The nearest airport is Stornoway (SYY), then you take the ferry.
How long is the ferry to Ullapool?
Stornoway (Isle of Lewis) to Ullapool takes About 2h 45m, two to three return sailings most days; reduced on Sundays. Operators: Caledonian MacBrayne (CalMac).
How far is Stornoway airport from the ferry?
About 4 km to Stornoway Ferry Terminal, roughly 0h 26m by taxi or transfer.

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