Is there a direct train?

No, you must change at Whitland.

Yes, local bus services connect the two towns.

Is it a scenic route?

Yes, it passes through beautiful Pembrokeshire countryside.

Where can I park in Fishguard?

There are public car parks near the harbor and town center.

Pembroke Dock

Fishguard

Train Driving

Pembroke Dock to Fishguard

Updated: 30 May 2026

The route from Pembroke Dock to Fishguard is a short 25-mile journey through the heart of Pembrokeshire. You can drive via the A4075 and A40, which takes about 45 minutes. Public transport options include local bus services or a train journey that requires a change at Whitland. This route is ideal for exploring the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. The landscape is characterized by rolling hills and rural villages. It is a straightforward trip that connects two of Pembrokeshire's most important maritime towns.

Total Distance: 40 km driving distance; 35 km straight-line air distance.

Fastest Way

Driving, as it is a direct route with minimal traffic.

Cheapest Way

Local bus service, which is very affordable for short distances.

Compare Pembroke Dock to Fishguard Routes

	Train Connecting	Driving Direct
Duration	1 hour 30 mins	45 mins
Avg Price	£10 - £20	£10 - £15 in fuel
Operator	Transport for Wales	N/A
Route	Pembroke Dock to Whitland, then to Fishguard & Goodwick.	A4075, A40.
Tip	Check train times as they are infrequent.	The roads are narrow in places; drive carefully.

Travel Tips

Local Buses
Check the Pembrokeshire County Council website for bus timetables.
Driving
Be prepared for narrow country lanes if you take shortcuts.
Parking
Fishguard has several public car parks near the town center.
Train Stations
Fishguard & Goodwick station is a short walk from the town center.
Weather
Coastal weather can change quickly; bring a waterproof jacket.

Safety Tips

Road Safety
Watch for farm vehicles on rural roads.
Walking
Wear reflective clothing if walking on country roads at night.
Emergency
Dial 999 for any urgent assistance.
Local Knowledge
Ask locals for the best routes if you are unsure.