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Pembroke Ferry Port
Pembroke roughly translates from Welsh as 'Lands End', and is situated in the far south west of Wales. It is known for its famous castle which dominates the whole town. Ferries from the ferry port of Pembroke go to Rosslare in Ireland and is one of the most successful routes between the UK and Ireland. You can book all ferries from Pembroke with AFerry.co.uk.
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Pembroke Ferry Times & Sailing Information
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up to 2 crossings per day
4hrs 1min
Pembroke port facilities
Pembroke has a modern passenger terminal which includes cafes, restaurants and a Tourist Information service.
Getting to Pembroke
From the end of the M4, follow the A48 to Camarthen before joining the A40 westbound. When you reach St Clears, branch onto the A477 which will take you into the centre of Pembroke itself.
About Pembroke
Pembroke is the historic home of the Pembroke Welsh Corgi - the Queen is known for liking this particular breed of dog and she owns several. It was also the birthplace of King Henry VII. Pembroke was the location for some of the first submarine bases when submarine warfare was a developing concept.
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