Is there a direct train?

No, you must change in Carmarthen.

Is Fishguard walkable?

Yes, the town center is compact.

Yes, local bus services are available.

Best way to the ferry?

Train to Fishguard Harbour station.

Burry Port

Fishguard

Train Driving

Burry Port to Fishguard

Updated: 30 May 2026

The journey from Burry Port to Fishguard covers approximately 80 km. By train, you will travel from Burry Port to Carmarthen, then change for a service to Fishguard Harbour. Driving involves taking the A484 and A40 roads, which is the most direct road route. Expect a travel time of around 2 hours by rail. The drive is scenic and generally straightforward. This route connects the Carmarthenshire coast with the port town of Fishguard in Pembrokeshire, a key ferry terminal for Ireland.

Total Distance: Driving distance 80 km, straight-line air distance 65 km.

Fastest Way

Driving, taking approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes under normal traffic conditions.

Cheapest Way

Driving, if sharing fuel costs.

Compare Burry Port to Fishguard Routes

	Train Connecting	Driving Direct
Duration	2 hours	1 hour 30 mins
Avg Price	15-25 GBP	15-20 GBP fuel
Operator	Transport for Wales	N/A
Route	Burry Port to Carmarthen, Carmarthen to Fishguard Harbour.	A484 to A40, then follow signs to Fishguard.
Tip	The train service is infrequent; check the timetable carefully before departing.	The A40 is a good road; watch for speed cameras.

Travel Tips

Train Timetable
Check the Transport for Wales website for the latest train times.
Station Facilities
Fishguard Harbour station is small; plan your onward journey in advance.
Parking
Use the harbor car park for easy access to the ferry terminal.
Traffic
The roads are generally quiet; enjoy the scenic drive.
Connectivity
Local buses connect Fishguard to nearby towns.