Thursday, February 3, 2011

P&O Irish Sea Express - arriving in Cairnryan


P&O Irish Sea Express - arriving in Cairnryan

P&O Irish Sea adventures

If you ever have the good fortune to travel in Ireland any where near the Irish Sea, make sure you catch a ride on the P&O Irish Sea Express. I love to travel, I love green places, and I absolutely love being on or near the water, so P&O Irish Sea is perfect for me! I would love to go to Ireland someday to see all the beautiful green and I wouldn't even care if it was raining the whole time (because that's what keeps it all so green, and besides that's just more water for me to enjoy), and I would definitely try to make it onto the P&O Irish Sea.

P&O Irish Sea Cairnryan

Cairnryan is just one of the stops along the P&O Irish Sea ferry line, but it is one with quite a history. While it is primarily known as a ferry town, it was an important harbor during World War Two, number two most important harbor in the area. Thousands of troops were stationed in the base camps in the area, and the military in this area were the ones to accept the surrender of the Atlantic U-Boats. Pretty big history for a little Scottish harbor village, huh? Why not make that one of your stops along the P&O Irish Sea tour and enjoy this little Scottish village.

P&O Irish Sea more popular stops

In addition to stopping at small villages like the Scottish village of Cairnryan, there are some more famous stops that can be made along the P&O Irish Sea line to places like Liverpool and Dublin. I've got your attention now, don't I? Who among you wouldn't love to be able to go home from a holiday and be able to say that you've been to Liverpool or you've been to Dublin (or both perhaps) and you got to ride on the P&O Irish Sea ferries to go between them (trust me, throwing in fancy sounding names like P&O Irish Sea ferries will sound really cool). I know I wouldn't turn my nose up at a chance like that. Wouldn't it be awesome to go to a pub in Dublin, to dawdle along the streets of Liverpool, to check out the local events and eateries, to stay in a local Inn perhaps. And to travel during the day to other little villages on the P&O Irish Sea ferry. So go for it in Ireland on the P&O Irish Sea ferries!