Rosslare Fishguard

Stena Line car ferries connect Rosslare with Fishguard in Pembrokeshire, one of the shortest routes from the south of Ireland to Wales.

Rosslare → Fishguard at a glance

Crossing timeAbout 3½ hours
Frequency2 sailings a day
OperatorStena Line
TravelCars & passengers
Faresfrom €30

About this crossing

Rosslare to Fishguard is a car ferry crossing operated by Stena Line, taking about 3½ hours.

It carries cars, campervans, motorbikes and bicycles as well as foot passengers. Timetables are seasonal, so sailings are most frequent in July and August and reduce out of season — always confirm your exact sailing with the operator.

Operators on this route

Stena LineFerry operator

A major Swedish-owned ferry line with several Irish Sea routes — Dublin–Holyhead, Rosslare–Fishguard, Belfast–Cairnryan and Belfast–Liverpool — plus a direct Rosslare–Cherbourg service to France. It carries cars, freight and foot passengers on large ro-pax ferries.

Good to know

  • Vehicle space can be limited in peak season — book your car space early.
  • Vehicle check-in usually closes 30–60 minutes before departure — arrive in good time.
  • Carry photo ID for the crossing; passport and visa requirements depend on your nationality and route.
  • Sailings can be delayed or cancelled in rough weather — check the operator's status on the day of travel.
  • Luggage limits and any rules for bicycles or pets are set by the operator.
  • The timetable is seasonal: sailings are most frequent in summer and reduce sharply out of season.

Frequently asked

How long is the Rosslare to Fishguard ferry?
The crossing takes about 3½ hours, depending on the sailing.
How much does the Rosslare to Fishguard ferry cost?
Fares typically start from around €30. The price depends on your vehicle and the number of passengers, and is set by the operator.
Can I take a car from Rosslare to Fishguard?
Yes — this is a car ferry. Cars, campervans, motorbikes and bicycles are carried, as well as foot passengers.
How often does it run?
Timetables are seasonal: sailings are most frequent in July and August (2 sailings a day) and reduce out of season.
Do I need to book in advance?
In peak season the popular sailings can sell out, so it's best to book a day or two ahead. Tickets are sold directly by the operator.

Route information last updated 2 August 2026. Times and fares are set by the operators and can change with the season.