Is the train from Belfast to Dublin scenic?

Dublin to Belfast Train Information Providing not only scenic views but a rapid and comfortable journey as well, train travel is one of the best ways to conquer the distance. There are several daily connections, which take around two hours to complete.



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1. Derry to Coleraine – travelling Ireland's northern coast. Taking the prize as the most scenic train route through Ireland is the journey from Derry to Coleraine, described by travel writer Michael Palin as “one of the most beautiful rail journeys in the world”.

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The best way to get from Belfast to Dublin is to train which takes 2h 10m and costs £14 - £20. Alternatively, you can bus, which costs £13 - £19 and takes 2h 25m.

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Tip 2: On the Enterprise, find a seat on the left hand side going south to Dublin, right hand side going north to Belfast, for the sea views north of Dublin. Belfast Central was named after the Belfast Central Railway, not because of its location!

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On-board catering is available on the Dublin - Belfast Enterprise services. See below for the menus available on Enterprise services.

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NOTE: Northern Ireland forms part of the United Kingdom. Separate visa requirements apply for travel in the Republic of Ireland. As there is no physical border between the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland you will not pass through UK immigration control if arriving to Belfast through Dublin.

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Take the train from Cork to Dublin and admire the stunning landscapes of Ireland. Moreover, you will see some of the most stunning sites in Ireland.

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Explore Northern Ireland's biggest draws—Belfast, Giant's Causeway, and Dunluce Castle—on a day trip from Dublin. In a traditional black cab in Belfast, you'll explore sites of the capital's conflicted history: the mural-strewn streets of the Falls and Skankill neighborhoods and the Belfast Docks.

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The vehicles are fully accessible with onboard lift and wheelchair space, have free Wifi and an onboard toilet, whilst each reclining leather seat has two USB connections.

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For an authentic Belfast experience give yourself three days to soak up the history, culture and sights. elfast ranks among the great cities of the world for character and charisma. Yet it's still a place that flies under the radar, where people are genuine and visitors come away feeling they've discovered a real gem.

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Do you need a passport to go from Dublin to Belfast? You don't need a passport to get from Dublin to Belfast. There is no Border Control between the North and Southern Ireland.

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From which station in Belfast do trains to Dublin depart? You can catch a train to Dublin at Lanyon Place Station in Belfast. Enterprise trains offer several daily departures, so you can easily pick a time that works best with your travel plans.

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First Class passengers enjoy priority boarding, premium amenities, complimentary onboard food and beverage services and privileged access to station lounges in Boston - South Station, New York - Moynihan Train Hall, Philadelphia - William H Gray III 30th Street Station and Washington, DC - Union Station.

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Read More on Transport Drinking alcohol is banned on all train journeys in Northern Island on trains operated by Translink, Northern islands public transport operator. The journey between Dublin and Belfast is the only exception with the consumption of alcohol permitted.

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