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Ferries Pembroke

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 From June 1th to September 30th, The Concell Insular de Formentera regulates the entry of motor vehicles on the island. See more.
During the restricted period, access, circulation and parking are not allowed to the following vehicles:
- Rental vehicles which have not been rented in Formentera
- Quads
- Caravans and campers
Remember that it is mandatory to access to the formentera.eco page.

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The town of Pembroke is situated in West Wales and is the county seat of Pembrokeshire. Its name derives from the Welsh words pen (end, head) and bro (land, region) and it means “end of the earth”.

The port of Pembroke, located on the estuary of the Cleddau River, was built in 1814 and is less than 5 km north-west of the city, in the area known as Pembroke Dock.

From here, it is possible to depart with the ferry company Irish Ferries. The company runs crossings from Pembroke to Rosslare and from Rosslare to Pembroke throughout the year, twice every day. The Pembroke Rosslare crossing lasts 4 hours. It is a great way to reach Ireland, as you can travel with your vehicle and there is no luggage limit!

At Pembroke Ferry Terminal you will find essential facilities such as bars, vending machines, toilets and a car park. If you need to stay in the area before travelling to Ireland, in the city of Pembroke you will find restaurants, supermarkets, hotels and all kinds of tourist services.

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Pembroke's history dates back to the late 11th century AD, to the time of the Norman Conquest. The Normans built the stone fortress known today as Pembroke Castle, where King Henry VII of England was born.

 If you love hiking, the Pembrokeshire National Park is the right place for you! Here you will find rugged cliffs and golden beaches. Whether by kayak, boat, or walking along the trails, you will discover impressive landscapes and an outstanding nature.

Explore the surroundings and make a stop in Tenby: discover this fishing village of colourful Victorian houses. It is a charming little town where you can relax on the beaches or take a boat ride. Picton Castle near Haverfordwest is a magnificent 13th century manor house surrounded by woodland and beautiful gardens. It is one of the most beautiful and famous monuments in Pembrokeshire.

You can take your car and visit England: the closer cities are Bath, rich of history and beautiful architecture, and the modern and lively Bristol.

 

How to reach the boardings

Address: Pembroke Dock SA72 6WT

GPS coordinates: 51°41'39.9"N 4°57'04.5"W

The M4 motorway is easily accessible and connects the port of Pembroke with Southern England, Wales, and London. Pembroke Ferry Terminal is linked to Pembroke Dock Railway Station and Central Station. The old town is 10 minutes away by car.

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