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  • Rosslare - Fishguard

    Car + 4
    Travel: Tuesday, 20 April 2021
    from: £235
    Stena Line

Rosslare Information

Located on the south-eastern tip of Ireland, Rosslare is a very busy port, with frequent connections to the UK and Europe and plenty of facilities, including a restaurant, bar, lounges, play areas and a bureau de change. The harbour area has plenty of accommodation and restaurants, and the port is an excellent gateway to the East, South East, West, Southwest and Midlands via the N11/N25 road network, with the N25 leading directly to the port.

Rosslare itself is a popular tourist resort, thanks mainly to the 300+ hours a year of sunshine it receives compared to the rest of Ireland and the glorious Blue Flag beach, often packed with holiday makers during the summer months. There are also plenty of watersport options, with surfing, sailing and windsurfing all popular activities. To help you relax Rosslare is home to some excellent restaurants specialising in local produce and also to some fine golf courses.


Fishguard Information

Located in northern Pembrokeshire in Wales, Fishguard is a coastal port town that connects the Principality to Ireland. The Fishguard ferry port is not located within the town's limits but is actually located approximately one mile up the road in the town of Goodwick. Fishguard is surrounded by a wide variety of colourful wild flowers, birds and beautiful scenery, and is therefore an ideal destination for those that enjoy wildlife and nature as well as picturesque and breathtaking views.

The surrounding area of the town offers many fabulous nature walks and hiking routes that allow visitors to take in the beautiful scenery of the Welsh coast. The town is also home to the Fishguard Tapestry which depicts the story of a force of French soliders that landed near Fishguard during the last invasion of England up until their surrender to the English in Fishguard a few days later.

Reviews

  • 13 Jan 2020
    Exceeded my expectations
    • I had never travelled on Stena as my partner prefers Irish Ferries but I rather liked the times of Stena and saw a special low price, so with some trepidation I booked the crossing. I was thrilled with everything apart from the 1 hour delay which impacted at the other end in UK as I had a long drive and wanted to get home as early as possible. The staff were friendly and helpful and the TV lounge-Barista cafe were comfortable. I later took a nap in a lounge area which was alos clean and comfortable. I shall definitely choose Stena the next time I need to cross.

      Review by SUSAN ELLIS

  • 21 Oct 2019
    Expensive and a lot of delay regarding leaving time and arrival time
    • Expensive and a lot of delay regarding leaving time and arrival time

      Review by PROBAJE VLADUT

  • 16 Oct 2019
    Overall, very impressed.
    • Loading and unloading of cars was quick and professional. A female onboard staff member, working the sandwich and coffee counter, was very sympathetic and helpful when my wife felt seasick on what was a fairly rough crossing. Pricing seemed high but at least the vessel and the overall experience were positive.

      Review by PAUL WHITEHEAD

  • 15 Oct 2019
    dissapointed with delay
    • there was a 3 hour delay which was not explained to us and all our plans were put it to disarray, no explanation and arrived in port at 1.30am!!!!

      Review by KARENE HENDERSON

  • 06 Sep 2019
    Would travel again
    • Very smooth crossing. friendly, helpful staff. All good.

      Review by Anon

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