Tramore is located in the South East of Ireland, and is served by an excellent transport infrastructure. It doesn't matter whether you are traveling by Air, Sea, Rail or Road, you can plan your journey using the links provided here.

By Air

Tramore is but a short journey from all of Irelands principal Airports, Ireland being a small country after all. Journey times from the main Airports to Tramore, would typically be ;

Dublin Airport 3 hours
Cork Airport 2.5 hours
Shannon Airport 3 hours Knock Airport 4 hours Belfast Airport 5 hours

A more direct way of flying to Tramore would be to use Waterford Regional Airport which is located 5 miles from Tramore, and has regular scheduled flights from the UK and Jersey.

By Ferry

• Cork serves ferries to and from Swansea, in Wales, and Rocs and Le Havre in France.
• Rosslare serves ferries to and from Pembroke and Fishguard in Wales, and Cherbourg and Roscoff in France.
• Dunlaoghaire serves ferries to and from Holyhead in Wales.
• Dublin Port serves ferries to and from Holyhead in Wales.
• Belfast serves ferries to and from Stranraer in Scotland.
• Larne serves ferries to and from Cairnryan in Scotland.

Driving

Traveling to Tramore by car can be an extremely pleasurable experience.

From Dublin, take the N7/N9 to the West of the City, and follow the M9/N9 branch for Carlow and Waterford. Follow the N25 through Waterford City, and branch left onto the R675 as you leave the City.

From Rosslare, follow the N25 for Wexford. Turn left onto the R733, and follow this scenic route through south county Wexford. Cross the Suir estuary by ferry between Ballyhack and Passage East. Follow the estuary south through Woodstown heading towards Dunmore East. Cross the R684 at Gaultier Cross and follow the R685 to approach Tramore from the East.

From Cork, follow the N25 through Midleton, Youghal and Dungarvan. 2 miles after passing through the village of Kilmeaden, take a right turn onto the R682 at Butlerstown Cross.