Ferry from Rosslare to Holyhead
Looking for a ferry from Rosslare to Holyhead? You’re not alone, this route is commonly searched, but unfortunately, no direct ferry operates between these two ports.
While both are major terminals on either side of the Irish Sea. There has never been a direct Rosslare to Holyhead sailing. That said, there are two simple and reliable ways to make this journey.
The first is to take the regular ferry from Rosslare to Fishguard, operated by Stena Line. This service runs twice daily and is suitable for both foot passengers and vehicles. Once you arrive in Fishguard, you can drive north through scenic Wales to reach Holyhead. The journey takes around 4 hours and is well connected by major roads.
Rosslare To Wales Ferries
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Alternatively, you can drive from Rosslare to Dublin and take the direct ferry from Dublin to Holyhead. Both Irish Ferries and Stena Line offer frequent sailings on this route, with a typical crossing time of around 3 hours. The drive from Rosslare to Dublin takes approximately 2.5 hours via the N11 and M11 motorways, making this a practical choice for many travellers.
Dublin to Holyhead Ferries
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So, while a Rosslare to Holyhead ferry doesn’t exist, both options; sailing to Fishguard and driving, or travelling north to Dublin for a direct crossing; offer efficient alternatives.
And if you’re heading to Wales, don’t forget to visit our Wales destination guide for travel tips, local highlights, and ideas to make the most of your trip.
