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Hafenpläne Irish Ferries Cruise & Ferry Center AG, Caspar Wolf-Weg 5, CH-5630 Muri Phone 056 555 75 90, [email protected], www.ferrycenter.ch HAFENPLÄNE IRISH FERRIES INHALT DUBLIN (IRLAND) ..................................................................................................................................... 2 HOLYHEAD (GROSSBRITANNIEN) ............................................................................................................ 3 ROSSLARE (IRLAND) ................................................................................................................................. 4 PEMBROKE (GROSSBRITANNIEN) ............................................................................................................ 5 CHERBOURG (FRANKREICH) .................................................................................................................... 6 ROSCOFF (FRANKREICH) .......................................................................................................................... 7 Ihr Spezialist für Fährreisen in Nord- und Südeuropa. Cruise & Ferry Center AG, Caspar Wolf-Weg 5, CH-5630 Muri Phone 056 555 75 90, [email protected], www.ferrycenter.ch DUBLIN (IRLAND) Adresse: Dublin Port Terminal Road South Dublin Irland GPS Koordinaten: 53.3479, -6.1954 Anfahrtsbeschreibung Anfahrt mit einem Fahrzeug: Der Fährhafen Dublin liegt ca. 5km von der Innenstadt entfernt. Die Autobahnen M50 und M1, Hauptverbindungsrouten in den Norden und Süden Irlands sowie Zubringer zu Autobahnen in den Westen, sind vom Hafen aus durch den Port Tunnel (gebührenpflichtig) schnell und einfach zu erreichen. Der Hafen ist in der Stadt und auf der Autobahn ausgeschildert. Anfahrt mit dem Bus: Eine Bushaltestelle (Mortons Coaches und Bus Nr. 53) und ein Taxistand befinden sich direkt vor dem Terminalgebäude. Ihr Spezialist für Fährreisen in Nord- und Südeuropa. Cruise & Ferry Center AG, Caspar Wolf-Weg 5, CH-5630 Muri Phone 056 555 75 90, [email protected], www.ferrycenter.ch HOLYHEAD (GROSSBRITANNIEN) Adresse: Holyhead Port Salt Island Gwynedd LL65 1DR Holyhead Grossbritannien GPS Koordinaten: 53.308, -4.631 Anfahrtsbeschreibung Anfahrt mit einem Fahrzeug: Holyhead liegt in Anglesey in Nordwestwales und ist über die A55 und die A5 erreichbar. Der Küstenort ist mit dem Auto ca. 1h 40min von Chester, 2h von Liverpool, 2.5h von Manchester und 3.5h von Birmingham entfernt. Anfahrt mit den öffentlichen Verkehrsmitteln: Der Bahnhof in Holyhead befindet sich direkt beim Fährterminal und bietet regelmässige und landesweite Verbindungen. Ihr Spezialist für Fährreisen in Nord- und Südeuropa. Cruise & Ferry Center AG, Caspar Wolf-Weg 5, CH-5630 Muri Phone 056 555 75 90, [email protected], www.ferrycenter.ch ROSSLARE (IRLAND) Adresse: Rosslare Port Rosslare Harbour Co. Wexford Rosslare Irland GPS Koordinaten: 52.2720, -6.3892 Anfahrtsbeschreibung Anfahrt mit einem Fahrzeug: Rosslare Europort liegt auf der südöstlichen Spitze Irlands und bietet gute Verkehrsanbindungen ins Landesinnere, den Süden und den Südwesten über die N25 und entlang der Ostküste auf der N11 Richtung Dublin und in den Norden. Ihr Spezialist für Fährreisen in Nord- und Südeuropa. Cruise & Ferry Center AG, Caspar Wolf-Weg 5, CH-5630 Muri Phone 056 555 75 90, [email protected], www.ferrycenter.ch PEMBROKE (GROSSBRITANNIEN) Adresse: Pembroke Port Pembroke Dock Pembrokeshire SA72 6UF Pembroke Grossbritannien GPS Koordinaten: 51.6740, -4.9086 Anfahrtsbeschreibung Anfahrt mit einem Fahrzeug: Pembroke Dock liegt im äussersten Südwesten von Wales und nahe der M4. Wegen der guten Verkehrsanbindung bietet sich Pembroke an, wenn Sie ebenfalls eine der Fährverbindungen über den Ärmelkanal nutzen oder aus dem Süden oder Südosten Englands anreisen. Ihr Spezialist für Fährreisen in Nord- und Südeuropa. Cruise & Ferry Center AG, Caspar Wolf-Weg 5, CH-5630 Muri Phone 056 555 75 90, [email protected], www.ferrycenter.ch CHERBOURG (FRANKREICH) Adresse: Port Maritime 50100 Cherbourg Frankreich GPS Koordinaten: 49.6462, -1.6114 Anfahrtsbeschreibung Anfahrt mit einem Fahrzeug: Cherbourg liegt an der Nordküste der Halbinsel Cotentin in der Normandie. Die Stadt ist an ein gut ausgebautes Strassennetz angebunden, das es einfach macht ab Ost- und Nordfrankreich, ab Paris oder aus Deutschland, der Schweiz, Belgien oder den Niederlanden anzureisen. Anfahrt mit den öffentlichen Verkehrsmitteln: Der örtliche Bahnhof ist am Ende der Paris Strecke mit regelmässig abfahrenden Zügen über Caen nach Paris-Saint-Lazare. Ihr Spezialist für Fährreisen in Nord- und Südeuropa. Cruise & Ferry Center AG, Caspar Wolf-Weg 5, CH-5630 Muri Phone 056 555 75 90, [email protected], www.ferrycenter.ch ROSCOFF (FRANKREICH) Adresse: Gare Maritime Port de Bloscon 29680 Roscoff Frankreich GPS Koordinaten: 48.7262, -3.9853 Anfahrtsbeschreibung Anfahrt mit einem Fahrzeug: Der Hafen von Roscoff liegt an der Nordküste der Bretagne, ca. 25km von Morlaix entfernt. Dieser Hafen bietet sich an, wenn Sie aus der Bretagne, West-oder Südwestfrankreich anreisen oder auf Ihrer Hin- oder Rückreise zum/von Hafen noch ein wenig Zeit mitbringen um sich die schönen, verträumten Orte Frankreichs anzuschauen. Ihr Spezialist für Fährreisen in Nord- und Südeuropa. .
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