- Distance
- about 90 miles
- Route
- M77 then A77 south down the Ayrshire coast
- Journey time
- about 2 hours 15 minutes
- Fare
- One fixed all-in figure for the whole car, agreed before you travel
What is at the other end
Cairnryan on Loch Ryan is the ferry port for Belfast and Larne — the main sea link between Scotland and Northern Ireland. The A77 south runs along the Ayrshire coast with Arran and Ailsa Craig offshore for much of it.
Who travels this route
Travellers crossing to Northern Ireland with a sailing to meet.
What to know before you book
Foot passengers and vehicles have different check-in deadlines. Tell us the sailing and we work backwards with a real buffer.
Frequently asked
How far is Cairnryan — the Belfast and Larne ferries from Glasgow Airport?
About 90 miles, M77 then A77 south down the Ayrshire coast, taking about 2 hours 15 minutes.
How early before the sailing?
Comfortably before check-in closes. The A77 is single carriageway for long stretches with no way to make up lost time.
Ask for a fixed all-in quote
Send the flight number, the destination address and how many cases you are travelling with. We reply with one fixed figure for the whole car — flight monitored, met inside arrivals, no meter and no surge.
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