Ferries from Cork to Santander
The crossing between Cork and Santander is not available at the moment by ferry operators connected to NetFerry.
Cork Ferry Port, is also known as Ringaskiddy Ferry Port, is situated about 30 minutes drive from central Cork. There are no refreshment facilities available at the terminal building, but there is a local village pub about 1 mile away, who offer drinks and bar snacks. The nearest town, with a wider variety of restaurants, is Carrigaline, about 6 kilometres away from the terminal. There is disabled access at the ferry terminal, and for passengers with limited mobility, wheelchairs can be arranged. Dogs are allowed on the grass near the port but must be on a lead at all times and are not permitt... [More information]
Address: Ringaskiddy, Ireland
Directions: Google Map @ Cork, port
Santander is the capital of the autonomous community and historical region of Cantabria; situated on the north coast of Spain the city has a population of around 170,000. Santander has been a popular destination among Spanish royalty since the late 19th century, today it is popular with surfers and has a lively bar and restaurant scene. A brief history of Santander The Romans founded the first proper settlement in 21BC, and they originally named it Portus Victoriae, meaning Victory Harbor. It remained small and didn't develop much until the 8th century when it was settled by Hispano-Romans and... [More information]