Another reason to take the train to Fishguard the view comes free with your ticket The view comes free with all tickets to Fishguard (and Goodwick). Photo taken one evening recently from the train to Fishguard as it passes  along Carmarthen Bay and reaches the mouth of the Towy. On the opposite side of the Towy, Llanstephan with its castle. In the distance, Caldey with its monastery. Click the photo for an even better view. 8 Responses to Another reason to take the train to Fishguard Since the timetable change the 14:35 Gloucester to Fishguard (the one that arrives in Fishguard shortly before 19:00hrs (7pm) in the evening appears to now be formed of a class 158. Air -conditioned splendour (when it's working...) I had one of the nicely reliveried 158s in the Welsh Government livery last week too. It will be interesting to see what is on that train this evening to see if the Saturday version of the train is also a class 158. So in total Fishguard and Goodwick's additional trains now appear to be class 175?s for the first two morning departures, a class 153 on the third, and class 158 on the two evening trains. Not bad at all. Well done ATW et al. It's probably time for Fishguard Trains to publish a handy guide to the different train types for ordinary rail users who can't tell their 158s from their 175s. Any suggestions for a reliable source of pix and descriptions? Try the ATW