Holyhead

General information

Name:
Holyhead
Country:
United Kingdom
UN/Locode:
GBHLY
Local time:
Moored Vessels:
8
Expected Vessels:
2
Berths:
1
Coordinates:
N 53° 19' W 004° 37'

Moored Vessels

Name
Type
Moored
Passenger Ship
21.11. 19:33
Passenger Ship
21.11. 19:11
Passenger Ship
30.10. 17:53
Pilot Vessel
20.11. 21:28
Unclassified
22.10. 15:15
Tugboat
21.11. 20:31

Expected Vessels

Name
Type
Expected
Passenger Ship
22.11. 01:20

Sailed Vessels

Name
Type
Sailed
Passenger Ship
21.11. 16:06
Tanker
21.11. 15:24
Passenger Ship
21.11. 15:21
Passenger Ship
21.11. 10:10
Passenger Ship
21.11. 09:21
Passenger Ship
21.11. 03:55
Passenger Ship
21.11. 03:46
Passenger Ship
20.11. 22:15
Passenger Ship
20.11. 21:36
Tanker
20.11. 21:33

Latest news

Stena Line confirms introduction of three E-Flexers on the Irish Sea

Wed Jun 13 11:47:51 CEST 2018 arnekiel

Stena Line has confirmed that its three E-Flexers ordered at AVIC Weihai will be introduced on the Irish Sea. The first ship in the series will be introduced between Holyhead and Dublin in early 2020, ahead of the introduction of Irish Ferries’ new 5,610-lanemetre ro-pax.

GBP 4 million upgrade for Stena’s Port of Holyhead

Wed Feb 21 14:57:18 CET 2018 arnekiel

Following a record year for freight in 2017, Stena Line has started upgrading its infrastructure at the Port of Holyhead at a value of GBP 4 million.

UK Passenger Ports Step Up Security Measures

Mon May 29 11:00:15 CEST 2017 arnekiel

UK ports have stepped up security and screening measures for ferry passengers following the deadly attack on concertgoers in Manchester earlier this week. At the port of Holyhead, the nation's second-busiest passenger port, police commissioner Arfon Jones has added new armed patrols to ensure security, part of the UK's Operation Temperer. “Following yesterday’s raising of the national threat level to ‘critical’ we have implemented part of our planned and rehearsed response which has involved the deployment of armed . . . personnel to Holyhead Port," said North Wales Police spokesperson Richard Debicki. "Armed officers already deploy at the port, but we are increasing our levels of dedicated resource in response to the move to ‘critical’." More at http://maritime-executive.com/article/uk-passenger-ports-step-up-security-measures

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