Do I need a passport?

UK citizens do not need a passport, but photo ID is required.

Yes, Belfast is a safe and welcoming city for tourists.

How to get to the city?

Airport buses run every 20 minutes from both airports.

Yes, you can take a car on the ferry from Cairnryan.

There is no direct train from London to Belfast.

Chislehurst

Belfast

Flight Ship

Chislehurst to Belfast

Updated: 30 May 2026

Traveling from Chislehurst to Belfast requires crossing the Irish Sea. The most practical method is flying from London Gatwick or London City Airport directly to Belfast International or George Best Belfast City Airport. Alternatively, you can take a train to London Euston, a train to Glasgow, and then a ferry from Cairnryan to Belfast. Flying is significantly faster, taking approximately 1.5 hours in the air. The ferry route is scenic but requires a full day of travel.

Total Distance: 600 km air distance.

Fastest Way

Direct flight from London Gatwick to Belfast, 1.5 hours flight time.

Cheapest Way

Flight, if booked in advance, starting at 50 GBP.

Compare Chislehurst to Belfast Routes

	Flight Direct	Ship Connecting
Duration	1 hour 30 mins	12 hours
Avg Price	50 GBP - 200 GBP	80 GBP - 150 GBP
Operator	EasyJet	Stena Line
Route	London Gatwick to Belfast International.	Train to Glasgow, bus to Cairnryan, ferry to Belfast.
Tip	Book early to avoid high prices on the London-Belfast route.	The ferry offers a relaxing way to travel if you have extra time.

Travel Tips

Airport Choice
George Best Belfast City Airport is closer to the city center than Belfast International.
Currency
Northern Ireland uses the British Pound Sterling.
Transport
Use the Translink bus service for easy travel around Belfast.
Identification
Carry a valid photo ID as airlines require it for boarding.
Weather
Pack a waterproof jacket as rain is common throughout the year.