Travel from Dublin to London

Direct flights from Dublin Airport (DUB) to various London airports, often a budget-friendly option.

Ryanair primarily serves London Stansted (STN), Luton (LTN), and Gatwick (LGW) from Dublin. Prices can vary significantly based on how far in advance you book and the level of demand. It's advisable to check baggage allowance policies as these often incur additional fees with budget airlines.

Direct flights connecting Dublin Airport (DUB) to major London airports with a full-service experience.

Aer Lingus typically operates to London Heathrow (LHR) and London Gatwick (LGW). Various fare types are offered, providing different levels of flexibility and baggage options.

Direct flights from Dublin Airport (DUB) to London Heathrow and London City Airport, offering premium service.

British Airways mainly serves London Heathrow (LHR) and London City (LCY). London City Airport is often preferred for its proximity to central London. Different classes of travel and services are available.

Bus services connecting Dublin to London, which include a ferry crossing as part of the journey.

The journey involves a ferry crossing from Dublin Port to Holyhead, Wales. Passengers typically remain on the bus or disembark and re-board for the ferry portion. Services generally depart from Dublin Busáras and arrive at London Victoria Coach Station. Booking in advance is recommended for securing more favourable fares.

Driving from Dublin to London provides flexibility but necessitates a significant ferry journey across the Irish Sea.

The primary ferry route for drivers is from Dublin Port to Holyhead, Wales, serviced by operators such as Irish Ferries and Stena Line. The driving distance from Holyhead to London is approximately 430-460 km (265-285 miles) and typically takes about 4h 50m to 5h 15m. Fuel cost estimates are highly variable. UK roads feature limited tolls, mainly on the M6 Toll motorway and some bridges/tunnels. Driving into central London on weekdays generally incurs a Congestion Charge (currently GBP 15), and older vehicles may be subject to the Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) charge.

Frequent ferry services connecting Dublin Port to Holyhead, Wales, serving both foot passengers and vehicles.

Irish Ferries offers both conventional and high-speed services (e.g., Dublin Swift). Cabins are available for enhanced comfort, and pet-friendly options are typically provided. This ferry service is a crucial link for onward travel by car or train from Holyhead to London.

Regular ferry crossings between Dublin Port and Holyhead, Wales, accommodating foot passengers and various vehicles.

Stena Line operates modern vessels like Stena Adventurer and Stena Estrid, providing a comfortable journey across the Irish Sea. Onboard facilities include dining options, shops, and cabins. It is advisable to check specific check-in times for foot passengers and vehicles prior to travel.