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Are you planning a grand tour of Europe? Will you come by train and arrive in Holyhead? Or will you drive here along the A55 coast road or the A5 mountain road? If you are looking for a ferry to Ireland, then you've come to the right place. The port of Holyhead on Anglesey is an ideal place to catch a fast ferry to Ireland.

For those visitors considering rail travel to Anglesey in north Wales, we hope the following information will be helpful. Whether you are arriving from Manchester Airport or Heathrow Airport or by cross channel ferry at Dover, getting to Anglesey by bus or by car is easy. If using the train for getting to Anglesey is your preferred choice, the island is well serviced by train services from the whole of the UK.

There are regular trains to Holyhead on Anglesey, all of which pass the central hub at Crewe. For travellers from the south, west and east of England, again, you are likely to get a train to Anglesey via Crewe. For further train information and to book a ticket visit: http://www.nationalrail.co.uk/

If you are planning a visit to Anglesey by car then you can use the map to the right here. You can find additional travel services such as coach enquiries, or route planners using the google bar.