Ferry Crossings from Plymouth to Roscoff

Brittany Ferries sail up to three times a day from Plymouth to Roscoff. During the day the crossing will take up to 6 hours and overnight 8 hours.

Plymouth

Historically the second home of the Navy, Plymouth is located in Devon on the south coast of England, at the mouth of the River Tamar in the South West of England. Plymouth is a great access point to the continent from the North, Midlands, Wales and the West - with excellent motorway links via the M5 and M6.

Plymouth shaped the lives of Drake, the Pilgrim Fathers, Darwin, Cook and many more who set sail from her harbour.

Try Plymouth Hoe for somewhere to visit, its where Drake played his famous game of bowls. Or you could climb up Plymouth's best-known landmark, Smeaton's Tower Lighthouse and enjoy the views over Plymouth Sound.

If you need somewhere to stay in the City has an excellent accommodation from bed and breakfasts to the luxury of four-star hotels. For shopping there are the narrow streets of the Barbican, or the modern City Centre, with the largest range of shops in the region.

Plymouth has modern berthing facilities for many cruise shops, a large modern passenger terminal and extensive vehicle marshalling areas to ease traffic flow. At the terminal there are also cafés for meals and refreshments, along with a bureau de change. A free car park is available for anyone leaving his or her car behind.

Assistance is available at the port for passengers with special needs; the main terminal has disabled toilet facilities and low-level pay phones. Arrangements can be made when booking or checking in for extra help.

Roscoff

Roscoff is a fishing village in West Brittany, accessed by ferry from Plymouth; Roscoff has good access via toll free motorways to the rest of Brittany. A small port and tranquil fishing village, Roscoff has delightful seafood restaurants and a stunning coastline and beautiful beaches. Attractions in Roscoff include an Aquarium, Exotic Gardens, Boat Trips and the Ille de Batz.

Roscoff was the birthplace of Brittany Ferries and is still the location of it's main headquarters. Plymouth/Roscoff was the first route by Brittany Ferries. A Cork/Roscoff route was set up in conjunction with the new Plymouth/Santander route these routes were a spectacular success and still operate today.

Roscoff attractions include an Aquarium, Exotic Gardens, Boat Trips and the Ille de Batz.

Other ferry routes by Brittany Ferries

• Portsmouth to Caen
• Portsmouth to St Malo
• Portsmouth to Cherbourg
• Poole to Cherbourg
• Plymouth to Roscoff
• Plymouth to Santander
• Cork to Roscoff