Poole Ferry Terminal is an important international ferry facility within Poole Harbour on the south coast of England. The terminal handles passenger, vehicle and freight ferry traffic and provides a major maritime connection between Dorset and continental Europe. Its sheltered position within Poole Harbour makes it an important ferry gateway for southern England.
Poole Ferry Terminal: Historical sights and information
Facts about Poole Ferry Terminal
- Latitude:
- 50.708910
- Longitude:
- -1.991370
- GPS Coordinates:
- 50°43' N, 01°59' W
The transport importance of the terminal
The terminal is connected to the national road network through the A35 and A31, providing access towards Bournemouth, Southampton and London. Poole railway station is located close to the town centre and provides rail connections to destinations across southern England. The terminal's road facilities support passenger vehicles, coaches and freight traffic.
Travel and connections
Poole Ferry Terminal provides international ferry connections to destinations including France and the Channel Islands. The terminal is close to Poole town centre, Sandbanks and Brownsea Island, while the wider Dorset coast and Jurassic Coast are within easy reach. It is therefore both an important transport gateway and a convenient starting point for exploring the Dorset coastline.
Locations & Tours
Discover famous landmarks, historical sites and tourist attractions in Poole Ferry Terminal.