
Bangor Marina
Marina in the city centre with pontoon berths sheltered by breakwaters, beside Eisenhower Pier. Free to visit.

Bangor is a seaside city in County Down, Northern Ireland, with its marina in the city centre. Ships anchor offshore and guests go ashore by tender; check on board for where tenders land. More about Bangor →

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Ships anchor offshore and guests go ashore by tender; check on board for where tenders land. Distances here are measured from Eisenhower Pier beside the marina in the city centre: Bangor railway station is about 1 km away, and George Best Belfast City Airport about 17 km by road.
1 km · ~15 min by car
Bangor railway station has trains on the line to Belfast, a walk of about 1 km and 15 minutes from Eisenhower Pier.
Typical prices, approximate. Fares change with demand, traffic and time of day.
Typical prices, approximate. Fares change with demand, traffic and time of day.
Bangor railway station is about 1 km from Eisenhower Pier, about 15 minutes on foot, with trains on the line to Belfast. George Best Belfast City Airport is about 17 km away by road and Belfast International Airport about 48 km. No official taxi fare is published.
Lunch £17.00-18.95 in town.

Bangor is a seaside city in County Down, Northern Ireland, with its marina in the city centre. Ships anchor offshore and guests go ashore by tender; check on board for where tenders land. North Down Museum and the Bangor Castle Walled Garden in Castle Park are free to visit, the Ulster Folk Museum is about 10 km away by road, and Bangor railway station is about 1 km from Eisenhower Pier.

Marina in the city centre with pontoon berths sheltered by breakwaters, beside Eisenhower Pier. Free to visit.

Museum in the stable block of Bangor Castle in Castle Park, about 1 km and a 20-minute walk from the pier. Displays include the Ballycrochan Swords, a hand bell and a replica Viking longhouse. Free admission.

Walled garden in Castle Park with a kitchen garden, a herb and topiary garden, a swamp garden and a flower garden. Free admission.

Museum near Holywood, about 10 km by road from the pier, where traditions and heritage skills are preserved, with craft demonstrations from blacksmithing to basket weaving. Admission £12.50 (adult).