Ferry from Rosslare to Pembroke in Wales
The Rosslare to Pembroke ferry connection is operated by Irish Ferries This service connect the South East of the Republic of Ireland with the South West of Wales.
This is a twice daily sailing onboard the Blue Star 1 and will take approximately 4 hours to get to Wales.
Rosslare to Pembroke
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The Irish Ferries cruise ship serving the Rosslare to Pembroke ferry route is the Blue Star 1. Which provides comfortable cabins, restaurants, shops and entertainments onboard. The ferry offers the simple but comfortable no-frills economy service you would expect from Brittany Ferries. On-board you will find great service, delicious French food in the self service restaurant. A bar and a small play facility located near the restaurant to keep the little ones entertained. There is Wi-Fi Internet access throughout as well as a small boutique which opens once outside Irish territorial waters. There are a selection of games which can be borrowed from the information desk, to help keep the family entertained.
Both Rosslare and Pembroke have excellent access to good road networks. Making driving to and from the ports a simple task. Pembroke is ideally placed for easy access to all areas of the Pembrokeshire area. And you can easily venture into all regions of Wales. Pembroke has excellent motorway links across Wales, leading into England and then onto Scotland.
Traveling to Wales from Rosslare does not get much easier than the Rosslare to Pembroke ferry.
I’m hoping to travel from Rosslare to Pembroke driving a Toyota RAV4 and towing a 4 berth caravan. My husband will be with me. He has dementia and I’m hoping to get him to see his sister, probably for the last time. He is physically disabled. My car is registered disabled. There is a caravan park close to his sisters area in Llantwit Major where we will be staying because he needs 24hr care and it wouldn’t be fair on his sister if we stayed with her. She is 83 and has Sarcoidosis.
Can you tell me if there is wheelchair help on the ferry. Also how much will a return cost.
Hi Heather
Thank you for getting in touch. All Irish Ferries Vessels are able to help with additional assistance, should you feel you require it. Please see a statement from the Irish Ferries website detail some of the help they offer. I hope this helps.
Facilities available & the best way to access them
Wheelchair accessible ports and ships.
Wheelchairs are available for short term passenger use in our ports and on our ships
Specially adapted public toilets in our ports and on our ships.
Dedicated seating areas on our ships.
Specially adapted cabins on our cruise ferries.
Hearing loops at all our reception desks on board and ashore.
Registered guide dogs allowed on the passenger decks.
Please contact us at least 2 working days (48 working hours) before travel commences. Self-identification is the best way for us to help you. If you have reduced mobility your booking will be flagged, and we will try to position your vehicle close to the passenger lift on-board thereby making the transfer from the car deck to the upper passenger deck areas as easy as possible. Send an email to: disabilityofficer@irishferries.com
If you are travelling as a wheelchair passenger, please make sure to add “Passenger with Wheelchair” to your booking.
Please be aware that there are limitations to the service we can reasonably offer and deliver.
During the crossing our crews will be happy to advise and assist. Please contact the reception desk on board.
Hi,
3 adults wish to travel from Rosslare to Pembroke (Wales) on Tues July 24th, 2024. Irish Ferries website states “no availability”. Don’t understand how it can be full 5 months ahead of sailing?
Hi Ajay
Thank you for getting in touch. We are a little confused by this comment, there is availability to sail Rosslare to Pembroke on Tuesday 23rd July 2024 and Wednesday 24th July 2024 on all crossing times. There is no availability for Flexi + Tickets, but you can buy Economy or Flexi tickets instead. I hope this helps.
Hi there,
Looking to travel rosslare to Pembroke as a foot passenger on the 8th February but will not allow me to make a booking always have travelled this way.
Hi Michael
Unfortunately, they do not allow you to travel as a foot passenger on this route. There is availability on 8th February to travel with a car. I am sorry for the inconvenience.
why has the price more than doubled surley its not beacause you have a new ship i was a frequent traveller with you but not at these outrages price
Hi Robert
I am sorry to hear about the price doubling. We here at Ferry To Europe have no control over the price which Irish Ferries have set. Is there another route or operator you would consider using? Would you consider one of the other Wales to Ireland routes instead?
YES AND HAVE DONE FOR A CHANGE, BUT STENNA FISHGAURD ISNT ANY CHEAPER BEFORE YOU COULD GET A RETURN TRIP FOR UNDER 400 POUNDS ,NOW ITS NEARLY 600 FOR BOTH WAYS AND THATS JUST A STANDARD CAR MY WIFE AND I BAD NEWS WE USED TO GO OFTEN AS WE ARE ENGLISH LIVING IN IRELAND.
What boat is serving Rosslare / Fishguard this week
Hi Cal
Thank you for getting in touch. The STENA EUROPE is currently serving the Rosslare to Fishguard route. I hope this helps.
I booked and paid for a crossing with Irish ferries but couldn’t go because. Of covid i have tried to get
A re fund but did not received nothing in asking them for 3 years can anyone help
Hi Thomas
Sorry to hear about your predicament. Unfortunately we here at Ferry To Europe are unable to help with refunds. Please find attached the contact telephone number for Irish Ferries, hopefully they can help you. Tel: 03717 300 400.
Please could you confirm to me that I can travel from Pembroke to Rosslare and return without a passport but with a photo driving license as ID
Hi Alan, If you are a British/Irish citizen travelling across the Irish Sea you do not need a valid passport. However, it is advised you bring a form of identification with you. This can one of the following items:
• A valid passport.
• photographic driving license.
• International Student Card.
• government issued photo ID card.
• health insurance/social security photographic card.
• photographic bus/train pass.
• EU Citizen Identity Card will usually suffice.
• A birth certificate will provide adequate proof of identity for children (17 years and under with no photographic identification) to travel on our sailings.
Hope this helps!
Please can I travel from Rosslare to Pembroke as a foot passenger ?
Hi Michael
Unfortunately you cannot travel as a foot passenger on this route. Sorry for the inconvenience.