Fishguard

The landscape around Fishguard is a rugged, indented reach of the Pembrokeshire coast, which has shaped both the town’s hillside streets and its long maritime connections. Fishguard Bay faces the Irish Sea, while the working harbour at neighbouring Goodwick is the departure point for ferry services to Rosslare in Ireland. In 1797, French troops landed nearby in the event remembered as the Last Invasion of Britain; Fishguard’s Town Hall holds the Last Invasion Tapestry, made by local volunteers. The Pembrokeshire Coast Path brings walkers through this small port town, where seafaring routes meet western Wales’s exposed shoreline. Browse other webcams across Pembrokeshire and Wales to place Fishguard’s coast in a wider geographic context.

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