Go Fast Ferry

Ireland by Ferry

Go Fast Ferry offers two departure and arrival point from Ireland:

• Rosslare Ireland - ROE
• Dublin Ireland - DUB

Rosslare Ireland - ROE
All road signs leading to Rosslare Europort indicate the port's location at the end of the N25. In addition to Wexford, Waterford, Kilkenny, Dublin, and Cork, the port is 20 minutes and 1 hour and 20 minutes away.
Rosslare Europort, Ballygillane Big, Rosslare Harbour, Co. Wexford, Ireland. Y35 PH4X.

Go Fast Ferry currently only offer two connecting port from Rosslare Ireland which is to Cherbourg, France and Fisguard, UK utilizing Stena Line. Car parking is available at the terminal along with Restaurantsand shopping.


Dublin Ireland - DUB
The address of the terminal is Terminal 2, Alexandra Rd, Dublin Port, Dublin, D01 WD28, Ireland. Located six kilometers away from Dublin's city center, the Stena Line ferry terminal at Dublin is accessible by public transportation. A large amount of signage is located on all the main roads leading to the port to provide clear directions. You can park outside the terminal building for a short period of time.
Terminal 2, Alexandra Rd, Dublin Port, Dublin, D01 WD28, Ireland

Go Fast Ferry currently only offer one connecting port from Dublin Ireland which is to Holyhead, UK utilizing Stena Line. The trip takes approximately 3 and one half hours and offering flexible schedules throughout the day.

Travel Europe by ferry

Europe is geographically one of the smallest continents in the world, but it offers more variety within its borders than any other continent. With a population of over 740,000,000 people are divided among fifty sovereign states that range from the Russian giant, the largest in the world country spanning two continents to Vatican City, the smallest country in the world spanning only half a kilometer away, it is certainly a continent of contrasts.

Stretching from Asia in the east to Lapland in the north and Africa in the south, it was influenced by so many cultures, it's hard to know what to experience first.

Where to go? There is something for everyone in Europe. Than your idea of ​​vacation paradise it is the metropolitan dynamism of London, Paris and Milan, the cultural richness of Rome, Athens, Moscow and Barcelona or the timeless chic of the Côte d'Azur or the infinite charm of the Greek islands, nothing rivals the variety and diversity of the offer.

The Europe we know today owes its identity to some of the great names in history, here you can really walk in the footsteps of the giants, Hannibal, Hector, Caesar, William the Conqueror, Joan of Arc, Philip of Spain, Magellan, Napoleon, Queen Victoria have all traveled these same streets. Perhaps uniquely, any visitor to Europe can pass through some of these same buildings and imagine the legends of the past, be it the Colosseum in Rome, The Alhambra in Spain, The Pillars of Hercules, The Tower of London or the Palace of Versailles, there is a lifetime of experiences to offer.

Every year, Europe hosts some of the most talked about events in the world, be it Monaco Grand Prix, Tennis at Wimbledon, the Pope's address in St. Peter's Square, this season Beaujolais Nouveau or the Cannes Film Festival, the calendar will never be empty. With over 100 European destinations to choose from, there are no limits to what you can experience or where you can go. You can choose from spectacular landscapes in the distance to the north, the dazzling blue of the Mediterranean and its islands steeped in history, or even to the coasts from Africa and Tangier, the hardest part will be choosing where to go.

The local currency is often the Euro but it is not universal, there are many currencies and you should check which currency is used before travelling, most states accept worldwide credit cards backed by Visa and Mastercard and these also work in ATMs. While there is many languages ​​on the continent, most people speak English as a second language although it is appreciated if you can say hello or hello in the national language