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Mersey Viking Ferry

To book your ferry ticket onboard Mersey Viking or any other Norfolkline simply select your outward & return routes, then the number of passengers and click the get price button. You will then be taken to the booking page where you can select you exact requirements for your journey and obtain your personalised ferry ticket quote.

Norfolkline RoRo Ferry Mersey Viking
   
 

Norfolkline Mersey Viking - Further Ferry Information and Vessel Description

The Mersey Viking is a ferry that is operated by Norfolkline Irish Sea Ferry Services. The Mersey Viking name has been in the company since 1997 (formerly Norse Merchant Ferries), although the name was given to the new vessel in 2005. The original Mersey Viking was re-named Liverpool Viking and placed on the Dublin–Birkenhead run last year. The new Mersey Viking built by Cantiere Navale di Visentini Francesco & Co. of Italy, entered service in July 2005. For full information on Norfolkline - Click Here.

Norfolkline's Mersey Viking in it's old Norsemerchant colours with it's sister ship, Lagan Viking

The new Norfolkline Mersey Viking 27'000gts and can carry up to 700 passengers in her 2 lounges (passenger certificate is 970), and can sleep up to 480 passengers in cabins. She has 4 vehicle decks and room for around 200 lorries. Her maximum speed is 27 knots, but usually sails at 23 knots maximum. She sails on the Belfast–Birkenhead route on charter with her marginally older sister ship the Lagan Viking.

The Belfast–Birkenhead route is invaluable to drivers, as it saves them driving through Scotland on poor single-carriageway roads and behind a great number of freight vehicles. In all, the total journey time on board the ship is 7 hours. The ship has several facilities on board such as restaurants, bars, shops and a cinema.

Norfolkline Mersey Viking Ferry Statistics

  • Length - 186.5 m
  • Breadth - 25.6 m
  • Draught - 6.63 m
  • Speed - 24 knots
  • Engines - 2 x MAN/B&W 9L 48/60B
  • Build Year- 2005
  • Build Location- Cantiere Navale Visentini, Italy
  • Power - 10800Kw @ 500rpm
  • Passengers - 980