Pembroke Ferry Terminal
Pembroke ferry port offers regular ferry services to Rosslare in Ireland.
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Pembroke ferry port is located at Pembroke Dock, on the outskirts of the town in Pembrokeshire, South-West Wales. From the middle ages, Pembroke was strategically important, being one of the main ports for travel to Ireland and famously home to a Norman castle that was one of the strongest in the kingdom. Both the town and the castle were developed and fortified together. Pembroke Castle is the oldest in West Wales and the birthplace of Henry Tudor, later Henry VII of England, the first monarch of the House of Tudor. For those history buffs keen for more, Manorbier and Carew Castles are within easy reach. Pembroke is an excellent base for a holiday, with several stunning beaches around Pembroke including Broadhave South at Bosherston, Barafundle Bay and Manorbier Bay beach. There is a good choice of restaurants, cafes and pubs among the local shops and many Georgian and Tudor houses. Keen walkers and wildlife lovers will enjoy a trip along the Pembrokeshire Coast Path and not want to miss the picturesque Haven Waterway, on the edge of Pembrokeshire National Park. Offering up to 2 crossings a day, Pembroke ferry port connects to Rosslare in Ireland with sailings operated by Irish Ferries.
Get directions for Pembroke Ferry Terminal
Port address: Pembroke Dock, Pembrokeshire, SA72 6UF
Pembroke terminal is served by these ferry routes:
- Rosslare–Pembroke (Irish Ferries)
Travelling to Pembroke Ferry Terminal
Travelling by Car
From M4 Motorway (Coming from the East): Take the M4 Motorway. Head past Swansea which turns into the A48 and then the A40. Pass St Clears and turn left onto the A477 to Pembroke and Pembroke Dock.
From A4076 (Coming from the West): Head along the A4076 from Haverfordwest and the A477 to Neyland. Pembroke Dock is across the Toll Bridge, just follow signs to the Ferry Port.
Travelling by Train
Pembroke Dock Train Station is located close to the ferry terminal with regular services available operated by Wales and Border Trains.
Travelling by Bus
National Express operates frequent coaches following routes to Pembroke from destinations across the UK. It is a 10-minute walk from the bus station to Pembroke ferry port.
Pembroke: Port Facilities
Café/Bar/Snacks
There are cafés and restaurants located in the modern terminal building as well as various vending machines.
Disabled Facilities
The ferry terminal is wheelchair friendly with all areas accessible to those with limited mobility. Disabled facilities are located inside the terminal building.
Tourist Information
A tourist information service is available at the port, inside the terminal building.
Car parks at Pembroke Ferry Port
Both short and long stay parking is available at the port.
This information is provided for guidance only.