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Ferry companies from Fishguard
Stena Line Ferry Company is the only ferry service operating from the Port of Fishguard. It is an international transport company which services the four daily ferry crossings between Fishguard and Rosslare in the Irish Republic.
Stena Line
Stena Line has a fleet of 34 highly advanced and modern ferries, which makes it one of the biggest shipping companies on the globe. Every year, over 17 million passengers use the company's ferry transport services on the Irish Sea. In Scandinavia and Great Britain, the ferry company operates an extensive network of 18 routes.
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Stena Line offers four daily journeys to Rosslare. There is a crossing time of 3 hours, 30 minutes on the Superferry; while the Stena Lynx sails the same route in just two hours. Both services are passenger and vehicle crossings. The vessels are designed according the highest comfort and safety standards, guaranteeing a trouble-free journey.
