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Ferry trip for little fella,

P_Cash · 2018-08-29 12:06:14

I was just wondering, I hope to be bringing back a car from the UK, probably Holyhead in the next month or so and I have a ship fanatic at home and wants to come along. is there any particular vessel I should use. i guess my first concern is smooth sailing, not to be suffering sea sick etc for the child. so I guess the…

29-08-2018 1:06pm

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P_Cash

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I was just wondering, I hope to be bringing back a car from the UK, probably Holyhead in the next month or so and I have a ship fanatic at home and wants to come along.

is there any particular vessel I should use.

i guess my first concern is smooth sailing, not to be suffering sea sick etc for the child. so I guess the quicker the better then. 2/3 hr sail.

any boat nicer than that other for a kid in aw at ?

Regards
P_Cash

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#2 29-08-2018 10:01pm

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You can't really beat the Ulysses, biggest on the route, lots of facilities and entertainment for himself to explore. There isnt a massive difference in crossing time between it and the Stena SFX and the Ulysses is a supremely stable ship, youd barely notice any weather up to Force 7 and it travels up to Force 10.

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#3 19-11-2018 7:33pm

Victor

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Do note that the outside decks aren't necessarily child safe.

To my knowledge, the high speed ferries don't allow you to go outside.

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