Fishguard Ferry Port

Fishguard port facilities

Stena Line offers a large array of services at the ferry terminal of Fishguard , including a buffet bar which serves snacks and drinks, a Cuppacabana bar, drinks vending machines, baby changing rooms and disabled toilets along with an information point and payphones.

Each Stena Line ferry has shops and restaurants and offers entertainment. At Fishguard ferry port a Car Parking is available where you can get both short and long stay tickets.

Getting to Fishguard

From the south follow the A40 from Haverfordwest which is linked via the A40 & A48 to the M4 near Swansea. From the north follow the A487 from Cardigan. Fishguard is located at the junction of the A40 & the A487. Follow the signs to the Ferry Port

Fishguard Harbour Railway Station is located next to the Fishguard ferry terminal. Next to the ferry terminal you will find a coach & bus stop off point.

About Fishguard

The name Fishguard appears to be derived from old Norse fiskigardr ("fish catching enclosure") which indicates there may have been a Scandinavian trading post here.

Fishguard is famous for being the site of the last invasion of Britain in 1797 when French warships sailed into Fishguard Bay. Fishguard has many beautiful historical buidings and interesting museums. Also worth a visit is the new Ocean Lab in Fishguard. A major visitor attraction in Fishguard is the annual musi festival held in July/August.

The surrounding countryside of Fishguard offers stunning, unspoilt nature and is ideal for walking holidays. You will find here many castles and histories sites you can visit or just chill out on one of the lovely beaches.