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Operated by Irish Ferries on the Rosslare Pembroke route
If you want to travel in style you won’t be disappointed with the Isle of Inishmore. It is one of Europe’s largest, well equipped, most modern car ferries and on board you’ll discover a wide range of environments in which to relax and enjoy yourself. Isle of Inishmore, which is Irish for “Big Island”, is just like a populated island, and as such offers all the facilities and amenities that people expect.
There’s a range of 1,2 and 4 berth cabins on offer; all are air conditioned, en-suite and above the water line with a choice of inside and outside. Pre-reserved seating is available in the Club Class lounge.
Enjoy a range of snacks and refreshments in the exclusive Kilronan Motorist's Club lounge where you can relax and unwind before driving on to your final destination. For passengers requiring a restaurant menu Boylan’s Brasserie serves a selection of hot food. A wide variety of dishes awaits – great value and super taste!
During daylight crossings parents can enjoy a snack at Druids Delight while younger kids are entertained with films and games or by amusing themselves in the Children’s Play Area.
The shop offers passengers the chance to buy gifts and souvenirs for friends and family. You can pick up some great deals in fragrances, fashion and electrical goods.
Enjoy the sights and sounds of your voyage from any one of 5 decks. The deck is also the perfect way to begin and end your voyage as the ship departs or arrives in port.
Upgrade to the luxurious Club Class lounge, making your journey even more comfortable and enjoyable. Situated on the upper deck it boasts magnificent sea views and offers a host of super benefits including priority boarding, an exclusive lounge bar, free refreshments, wifi and power points.
This is a large play area for kids with films, games and toys to keep them entertained as well as alarge amusement arcade for all the family. Children from 0 to 3 years (booked as infants) may travel in Club Class without charge providing they sit on their parents knee. If they want to occupy a separate seat you must pay for one. All children 4 and over must occupy and pay for a separate seat.
This ship is wheelchair friendly with specially designed cabins available however the Club Class Lounge is not accessible to wheelchair users as access is only available by stairs.
Please Note: Whilst we have taken great care in making our Isle of Inishmore guide as accurate as possible, onboard facilities, services and entertainment may vary depending on the date and time of year that you travel, facilities mentioned may change without notification and ferry companies reserve the right to operate vessels other than those mentioned at time of booking without prior notification.
100% of our customers recommended this ship
"Excellent service "
Everyone on the boat was very professional can’t fault anything my return trip was in doubt for to bad weather but had plenty of warning on email and a lovely young lady called me up to arrange getting onto another boat at no charge excellent service thank you Beaty much
Reviewed by Marc who travelled with Irish Ferries on Isle of Inishmore
"Grand trip "
All good with the exception of stale pastry with the coffee deal.
Reviewed by Jane who travelled with Irish Ferries on Isle of Inishmore
"Return trip"
Everything was ok
Reviewed by Marijan who travelled with Irish Ferries on Isle of Inishmore
"Home trip"
Good service, but the food is so bad and well over priced
Reviewed by Samuel who travelled with Irish Ferries on Isle of Inishmore
"Journey home "
Came home from UK on Inishfree yesterday, I'm not a good sailer 🤢 so I wasn't looking forward to the journey. I paid extra for a seat €20 which turned out to include priority boarding and access to the Club class lounge, very well worth the money. The crossing turned out to be comfortable as was the whole experience. Very pleased.
Reviewed by Paul who travelled with Irish Ferries on Isle of Inishmore
"Smooth Sailing"
Lovely crossing to the UK and back with Irish Ferries. Got a Club Class ticket. Definitely worth it. Priority boarding and complimentary tea/coffee with snacks whenever we felt like it. Staff were courteous and helpful. Thank you
Reviewed by Margaret Gabrielle who travelled with Irish Ferries on Isle of Inishmore
"Good and not so good"
Punctuality, cleanliness, the crew, no complaints about any of that. I will travel with them again. My only two negative comments are that the free wifi is virtually useless and the lack of vegan food.
Reviewed by Trevor who travelled with Irish Ferries on Isle of Inishmore
"Great"
Very happy, boat was very nice and clean. Great crossing. Thanks all.
Reviewed by Michael who travelled with Irish Ferries on Isle of Inishmore
"Very enjoyable in Club Class"
This ferry has everything you need in it. Great facilities onboard. I usually book club class for a small amount of money. The staff there are very attentive and the food is nice. Priority boarding is also included in this.
Reviewed by Edwina who travelled with Irish Ferries on Isle of Inishmore
"Bad weather "
Staff done there best to make all passengers comfortable. All hot food was free and hot beverages. Staff very punctual. No complaints about anything. Would rate Irish ferries a 5 star
Reviewed by Edward who travelled with Irish Ferries on Isle of Inishmore
"The Comfort "
Irish Ferries is a 1st Class, economical, comfortable ferry. A wide choice of restaurants and bars. Plenty to entertain adults and children. The staff are so friendly and helpful. All seating areas suited to customer comfort. We will always use this ferry, wherever we travel to.
Reviewed by Des who travelled with Irish Ferries on Isle of Inishmore
"Check in early"
Irish ferries service was very good. The only tip I would give is that although you only need to be there 30 mins before hand I would definitely say get there at least 1hr prior to departure as it gets hectic. Plus on busy sailings you at least get the choice of a decent seat.
Reviewed by Niamh who travelled with Irish Ferries on Isle of Inishmore
"First Timer"
Well I've tried all forms of transport but the ferry is by far the best. Brilliant service help full staff and very pleasant journey. A bit pricy but worth it though.
Reviewed by Gina who travelled with Irish Ferries on Isle of Inishmore
"Pembroke sailing"
Club class service was fabulous
Reviewed by Eoin who travelled with Irish Ferries on Isle of Inishmore
"Excellent"
The whole Irish Ferries experience was very enjoyable. Embarking the ferry with the car was done in a very relaxed manner and everything was timed to perfection. We were shown where to park and what to do. Instruction made the experience less stressful than normal! The cabin was perfect - tidy, clean, well stocked and cool. Had the best ferry experience for a while and I wouldn't hesitate in the future to sail with Irish Ferries. Five Stars.
Reviewed by Jasmin who travelled with Irish Ferries on Isle of Inishmore
"Irish ferry"
I love travelling with irish ferry very friendly staff and very clean
Reviewed by Donna who travelled with Irish Ferries on Isle of Inishmore
"Great sail"
Great punchual sailing. Life may easy with the on board play area and tv room for our 1 and 2 year old. Friendly staff. We will defo be sailing again.
Reviewed by Matthew who travelled with Irish Ferries on Isle of Inishmore
"Pleasant trip to Pembroke"
I recently travelled by Ferry from Rosslare to Pembroke return with my wife. Not having travelled by Ferry for many years, I was struck by how quick and efficient the check-in process was and the security check was carried out again quickly and efficiently and by polite staff. On board the service in the café was very good and contributed to a very positive experience overall. I would certainly use the service again as I found it far less stressful than airport travel.
Reviewed by Finian O'Brien who travelled with Irish Ferries on Isle of Inishmore
"happy"
nice sailing, clean, well kept and well managed ship only negative thing would be the price of the cabins for the crossing
Reviewed by Jason who travelled with Irish Ferries on Isle of Inishmore
"Good service and ship"
Everything ok except temperature, too cold, most passengers had blankets or coats in August. It could improve. But clean, neat and well maintained. A beautiful boat and a nice trip.
Reviewed by Paloma who travelled with Irish Ferries on Isle of Inishmore
"Helpful staff "
Excellent, staff friendly and helpful, our car broke down while on hols, but the staff at Irish ferries were brilliant and helped us sort it out
Reviewed by who travelled with Irish Ferries on Isle of Inishmore
"Review"
Very easy to book online. Exceptionally organised boarding & disembarking from ferries. Great food & shopping. Very clean all round
Reviewed by Christopher who travelled with Irish Ferries on Isle of Inishmore
"Great experience"
Great crossing great trip. Staff and were fantastic. Really delighted that we booked with Irish Ferries
Reviewed by Melissa who travelled with Irish Ferries on Isle of Inishmore
"Visit to Cornwall"
My wife and I found the ferry trip trouble free and very comfortable. I have no hesitation is traveling or recommending Irish Ferrys to again. A nice touch was the microwave to heat up food or beverages. Well done
Reviewed by Cornelius John who travelled with Irish Ferries on Isle of Inishmore
"Trip to wales"
Great value for money !! Painless journey and very seamless !! Ferry was great
Reviewed by Jackie who travelled with Irish Ferries on Isle of Inishmore
"On time - and in comfort"
This was my first trip on a car ferry in a number of years. I was very pleasantly surprised with the experience. The boarding process was smooth and efficient, the lounge was very comfortable and the sailing was timely and smooth. I'd definitely use this as an option to cross to England again - especially when I have a lot of stuff transport.
Reviewed by Tom who travelled with Irish Ferries on Isle of Inishmore
"Good experience"
We travelled with toddler and twin babies and from booking the staff were v accommodating to organising a parking space near the lift for use with the twin buggy. V fast boarding and departing both in Rosslare and Pembroke. Ship was quiet on both sailing so plenty of room for twin buggy and all the baby gear. Food was good. I would suggest the ship needs some toys etc in the play area-its just a soft floor and tv. All in all, would highly recommend and we'll use the service again.
Reviewed by Dee who travelled with Irish Ferries on Isle of Inishmore
"The Dingles "
Excellent crossing as per usual. No problems with online booking, easy checkin. Left on time. Very quite crossing. I don't understand why its so expensive at time.
Reviewed by Anna who travelled with Irish Ferries on Isle of Inishmore
"Irish Ferry experience"
We had a very smooth sail from Rosslare to Pembroke and back. The staff of the ferry were extremely friendly and very professional. The only thing I didn't like was having sick bags in the dining room at the tables as while we were eating a child was ready to be sick. Parents should take them out of the dining room if they are going to be sick.
Reviewed by Charles who travelled with Irish Ferries on Isle of Inishmore
"A ship for a relaxing voyage"
Good all round ferry if you want to cross the Irish sea in slow style with a comfortable fantastic crossing in mind then this is for you or even if you''re a ship fan in general you will enjoy watching the ship tightly maneuvering in and out of Pembroke a spectacle to be seen and even the captain had time to come down and say hello what a lovely machine.
Reviewed by Jon Warrior who travelled with Irish Ferries on Isle of Inishmore
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