Is there a direct train?

No, you must change at Shrewsbury or Manchester.

Is Sheffield worth visiting?

Yes, it is a vibrant city with a rich history.

No, the M6 Toll is optional; you can stay on the main M6.

What is the best way to travel?

Driving is generally more convenient for this route.

Haverfordwest

Sheffield

Train Driving

Haverfordwest to Sheffield

Updated: 29 May 2026

The journey from Haverfordwest to Sheffield covers about 380 km. Driving takes approximately 5 hours via the A40, M50, M5, and M6. By train, you will travel from Haverfordwest to Cardiff or Shrewsbury, then connect to a service to Sheffield, taking around 5 hours and 30 minutes. Sheffield is a major city in South Yorkshire, famous for its steel industry and proximity to the Peak District. This route connects the Welsh coast to the heart of Northern England.

Total Distance: 380 km driving distance; 300 km straight-line air distance.

Fastest Way

Driving, taking 5 hours under normal conditions.

Cheapest Way

Driving, especially if sharing fuel costs.

Compare Haverfordwest to Sheffield Routes

	Train Connecting	Driving Direct
Duration	5 hours 30 mins	5 hours
Avg Price	£70 - £130	£60 - £90 fuel
Operator	Transport for Wales	N/A
Route	Haverfordwest to Shrewsbury, then to Sheffield.	A40, M50, M5, M6, M1.
Tip	The train journey offers beautiful views of the countryside.	The M1 can be very busy; allow extra time during peak hours.

Travel Tips

M6/M1 Traffic
Check for traffic updates on the M6 and M1 before leaving.
Train Booking
Book in advance to get cheaper tickets on TFW services.
Parking
Use the multi-story car parks in Sheffield city center.
Station Access
Sheffield station is centrally located.
Walking
Sheffield city center is walkable; wear comfortable footwear.

Safety Tips

Road Safety
The M1 is a major motorway; stay alert and follow speed limits.
Personal Safety
Sheffield is a safe city, but keep your belongings secure in busy areas.
Emergency
Dial 999 for emergencies.
Night Travel
Ensure your vehicle is well-maintained for long motorway journeys.