Stena Superfast VII Ferry Stranded Off Northern Ireland During Storm: What You Need to Know

Passengers aboard the Stena Superfast VII ferry experienced a delay of more than 14 hours while stranded off the Northern Ireland coast after leaving Cairnryan, Scotland in the early morning hours. The ferry, which usually takes approximately 2 hours and 15 minutes to reach Belfast, was unable to dock due to severe weather brought about by Storm Darragh.

Stena Line has assured that the ferry is "safely sheltered" along the Antrim coast, with ongoing efforts to ensure passenger well-being. The ferry operator has been providing updates to inform passengers that all necessary care is being given.

Currently, the timeline for docking in Belfast remains uncertain as operations continue to be hampered by challenging weather conditions. The priority for the ferry company remains the safety of both passengers and crew, with expectations of further updates as the storm subsides.

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