Transport and Travel

The island of Ireland is relatively small and access to any of the key airports through scheduled services to City of Derry Airport, Belfast International Airport, Belfast City Airport or Dublin Airport will ensure you are not too far from the historic Walled City.

There are great rail and bus links in both Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland. Find details on the best ways to travel to the Walled City here.

Regular, scheduled ferry services operate between Northern Ireland and Great Britain. There are also ferry services available from Wales via Dublin's two ports, Dublin Port and Dun Laoghaire.

Many visitors from Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland choose to travel to Derry by car. Find out full details on toll roads here.

Getting around Derry~Londonderry couldn't be easier. With a range of taxi, bus, chauffeur and coach services to avail from, you can explore beyond the city and embrace the region.

As Northern Ireland’s second largest city and the island’s fourth largest city, Derry~Londonderry is the perfect hub and a great overnight base from which to explore Ireland’s North West. The city is the gateway to Ireland’s North West with beaches, rugged coastlines, and countryside to discover. The Giant’s Causeway, Strabane & The Sperrin Mountains Malin Head, Glenveagh National Park and Titanic Belfast are just some of the well-known locations.

The Visit Derry Pass is the Official Sightseeing ticket for the Walled City of Derry~Londonderry. Valid for one or two days the pass provides access to ten handpicked attractions, saving money on admission fees whilst seeing the best the city has to offer. You will also receive a Visit Derry map, local tips and offers to make sure you get the very most from your trip. Insightful and inspiring, the Visit Derry Pass is a winner for all ages and a great way to save money and time.