Holyhead
540 Reviews
About the Business
Holyhead Port Authority | Stena Line Ports Ltd (SLPL) is the Statutory Harbour Authority for the Port of Holyhead and its approaches as identified through Acts of Parliament.
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- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
- Wheelchair-accessible toilet
- Wheelchair-accessible car park
- Toilets
- 24-hour public transport available
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Angie Beaumont
17.03.2024
Holyhead
Situated in holyhead right next to the train station so the trains and ferry terminals are linked.Always a very busy port. We took a ferry over to Dublin as foot passengers few years ago.Not the prettiest of places. You know when a ferry has come in by the amount of traffic leaving the A55.We're here today on a drizzly day just watching the boats.Good access to the town and buses
Richard Griffiths
12.03.2024
Holyhead
Modern ferry port serviced by Stena and Irish Ferries with routes to Dublin several times a day.Easy walking distance paid parking nearby, train station with direct access to the ferry terminal, next door.Facilities are good, with toilets, cafe/shop (reasonably priced), a couple of vending machines (expensive).Also houses the checkin desks for Stena and Irish Ferries, alongside a Hertz car rental desk and train ticket desk.
Jim Crisp
19.02.2024
Holyhead
The Swift ferries were cancelled for both legs of our journey 4 days apart due to adverse weather conditions" even though both trips were on fairly calm sea in good weather.So we were crammed on to the Ulysses which was now rammed to capacity with notes on tables and intercom announcements telling passengers not to take up more than 1 seat.I would go as far to say that this is nothing more than a massive cost saving exercise by Irish Ferries
JM1
18.02.2024
Holyhead
Does everything a port needs to do really. Always found it weird that the ferries out to Dublin are much quicker than the return leg. Fairly spacious waiting room, short queue times to get checked in and friendly enough staff on site (they do still have a job to do of course though) .
Cheryl P
18.02.2024
Holyhead
This place is huge! Glad the train station and ferry port are connected.. makes life easier when getting connection trains and ferrys. Train stations is quite big and some of that platforms are not easy to find.The ferry port is fab tho. Plenty of people there to help and the check in is just through the doors. Has all facilities u need
Val Kane
07.02.2024
Holyhead
I have always found Hollyhead quite disappointing, with the amount of traffic that goes thru the port every day you would think the place would be better kept, it's old in places, and 1970 planning in others. Not a place to hang around in.The pictures are of the Swift and the Ulysses
Siobhan Murphy
27.01.2024
Holyhead
I walked from ferry terminal over the bridge to the town, there was broken glass and lot of rubbish around this area, very disappointed in this place, it's rundown and tatty shops, apart from a Co op supermarket and a shoe shop it was not a nice place to visit, very disappointed.A cruise ship had pulled in and a lot of America visitors were walking around, I'm sure they were as disappointed as I was.
Christopher Radcliffe
20.01.2024
Holyhead
The staff are very friendly. The ferry trip was brilliant as the staff ensured I was cared for. (hidden disability) they ensured I was safe when I had a seizure. And made sure I was with a member of staff while waiting to board. Cannot fault them at all.
DONA MONICA THOMAS
05.01.2024
Holyhead
It’s a beautiful port in Wales on Irish Sea coast. It’s just 75 miles away from Ireland. It’s easy to via sea to Ireland from here and it takes only 3 hours. There is a stunning beach with a breakwater there called Newry beach.
Darren C B
05.01.2024
Holyhead
Lovely ship, needs for irish/uk plugs for charging devices. Plenty of EU plug sockets. So bring adapter. I ate in French restaurant, not great for the money. Burger and chips.
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