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Accessible taxis in Holyhead

Station to terminal — book a door drop, not the rank.

Holyhead WAV — book ahead for station and terminal pickups; the walk between the station and the ferry building is not a level promenade, so confirm a door drop rather than the rank.

Source: GOV.UK — Accessible taxis and Equality Act duties · Checked: 2026-08-20 · Passengers needing accessible vehicles in Holyhead, Wales

Book WAV
Say wheelchair / assistance needs up front
Assistance dogs
Licensed drivers have legal duties

What to know

Holyhead (Caergybi) is the Irish-ferry port on Holy Island — Isle of Anglesey taxi table; terminal, breakwater and station, not a quiet sailing village.

Wheelchair-accessible taxis in Holyhead

Book a wheelchair-accessible vehicle (WAV) ahead. Ferry terminal and station exits are not guaranteed spontaneous WAV ranks.

Isle of Anglesey County Council publishes a short list of designated WAVs (including operators elsewhere on the island such as Ceir PG Cars and Premier Cars) — ask when you book whether a designated WAV is available for your sailing. Under the Equality Act 2010, drivers of designated WAVs must assist wheelchair users and cannot charge extra for the wheelchair. Report refusal or surcharging to Anglesey licensing.

What to check

From Holyhead station to the ferry terminal. Wheelchair taxi with a ramp or lift, not a folded-chair promise.

Local markers for this chapter: Caergybi, Irish-ferry, Island, Anglesey.

Holyhead station to the ferry terminal — wheelchair accessible vehicle; ramp.

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Common questions

What should I know about wheelchair taxi in Holyhead?
Holyhead (Caergybi) is the Irish-ferry port on Holy Island — Isle of Anglesey taxi table; terminal, breakwater and station, not a quiet sailing village. A typical hop is Holyhead station to the ferry terminal. Caergybi is the Welsh name for the same town.
Wheelchair — what does that mean for wheelchair taxi in Holyhead?
Ask before you pay. Local operators in Holyhead should be able to explain wheelchair in plain terms. A typical hop is Holyhead station to the ferry terminal.
Extra charge — what does that mean for wheelchair taxi in Holyhead?
Ask before you pay. Local operators in Holyhead should be able to explain extra charge in plain terms. A typical hop is Holyhead station to the ferry terminal.
Do you rank wheelchair taxi in Holyhead?
No. Know Wales does not rank venues or call anything cheapest. We explain WAV and the local checks, then you decide. A typical hop is Holyhead station to the ferry terminal.

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