At Ferryonline you can book Ferries to Roscoff from Plymouth, Cork and Rossalre.
Brittany Ferries and Irish Ferries operate ferry services from Roscoff ferry port.
With Ferryonline you can compare prices, view the latest sailing information and buy Roscoff ferry tickets to cruise to France.
Brittany Ferries
Eight ultra-modern cruise ferries navigate the Channel, operated by Brittany Ferries. The operator runs more than 50 per cent of the nautical traffic on the Channel, serving more than two million passengers per year. Brittany Ferries has been operating ferry services since 1972.
The gigantic and luxurious 100 million pound flagship, the Pont-Aven, sails the route between Roscoff and Cork. The new craft, launched in March 2004, features high standard facilities including comfortable accommodation options, a swimming pool, movie theatres, kids fun areas, dining options, money exchange services, an atrium offering panoramic views and a tourist information counter.
It takes the Pont-Aven approximately 14 hours to reach Cork from Roscoff. The vessel is able to carry 2,400 persons and has a vehicle capacity of 650. There are 652 available cabins onboard the ship.
The Pont Avon and Armorique are used on the sailings between Plymouth and Roscoff.
Irish Ferries
Irish Ferries is one of Ireland's leading shipping companies, running ferry crossings between Ireland and Europe. The company has four highly modern crafts. The Irish operator commenced ferry services in in 1973, and has contributed significantly to County Wexford's economy.
Their vessel, the Normandy, operates the ferry service from Roscoff to Rosslare, with a sailing time of approximately 17 hours. The craft has all the onboard passenger amenities that travellers would expect, featuring outstanding entertainment amenities as well as plenty of bars and food establishments. The Normandy accommodates an average of 200,000 people per year. The ship can transport 1,526 persons, 420 vehicles and 43 lorries at one time.