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Ferries from Swansea
Ferries to Ireland from Swansea
There is only one ferry route departing from Swansea - the Swansea to Cork ferry. This is operated by Fastnet Line Ferries. The Swansea to Cork ferry service is relatively new and offers an extra option for travellers to the south of Ireland. Swansea ferry port is very accessible, and a lot closer to the major motorway network (M4) compared to Fishguard and Pembroke, the other ferry ports in Wales offering ferries to south Ireland. The ferries from Swansea to Cork take around 10 hours.
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About Swansea Ferry Port and Ferries from Swansea
Swansea ferry port is in Kings Dock, Swansea. The ferry terminal is in very easy reach for travellers in south Wales, south and west of England. The Swansea to Cork ferry route is a new ferry service to Ireland, offered by Fastnet Line Ferries. The crossing takes 10 hours, but is convenient if your destination in Ireland is in the Cork area, or south and west Ireland generally.
Where is Swansea Ferry Port?
Swansea Ferry Port by Car
The Swansea ferry terminal is situated at Kings Dock, Swansea, West Glamorgan, South Wales. Swansea is well connected to the main motorway network via the M4, which makes the Swansea ferry accessible to travellers from around Birmingham and the West Midlands, as well as Bristol and the South West. Swansea ferry port is about 160 miles from Birmingham and 80 miles from Bristol.
Swansea Ferry Port by Coach
National Express offer a coach service to Swansea. There is still quite a lengthy walk to get to the ferry terminal, so it may be advisable to take a taxi from there. See National Express for more details on coach services to Swansea.
Pembroke Ferry Port by Train
Swansea railway station is the closest train station to the Swansea ferry terminal. Again, the station is still a lengthy walk from the ferry terminal, so a taxi may be advisable. See Rail Easy for the cheapest tickets and rail bookings to Swansea.
Ferry Operators from Swansea
Ferries from Swansea ferry port are operated by Fastnet Line Ferries.
Ferry Routes from Swansea
The car and passenger routes for ferries from Swansea go to Cork, in the south of Ireland. Click on the links below to find out more about the route:
Alternative Ferry Ports and Ferry Routes
If you are aiming to get the ferry to the south of Ireland, then alternative ferry routes go from Fishguard and Pembroke.
Alternative ferry from Wales to Ireland
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