Roscoff Ferry Port Information & History
Situated on the Brittany coast in Western France, it is ideal for traveling to and from Brittany, the west coast and south west France. It was opened in 1973 in order to revitalise the Brittany regions economy.
Roscoff is famous for being the destination for Mary Queen of Scots when she traveled to France to marry the son of Henri 11 in 1548.
Almost all of the activity in Roscoff is confined to the old port and the rue Gambetta. The traditional centre of Roscoff is some way from the port and the SNCF station. Toll-free highways from Roscoff ferry port lead to all parts of Brittany, or further south into western France.
Brittany's magical coast boasts dramatic landscapes. The hospitality and charm of the locals as well as the delicious regional French food contribute to Brittany's popularity with tourists.
Port of Roscoff Ferry Services
Roscoff Port provides a vital gateway into the west of France. Located on Brittany's coast, Roscoff is a tiny fishing village, which has approximately 3,500 inhabitants.
The port facility has been operational since the year 1973.
Roscoff Ferry Port was refurbished in 1998 and its facilities now include a bar, cafe, and restaurant. There is also a cashpoint, baby changing facilities, a souvenirs shop, tourist information centre and showers. There are also extra facilities for the disabled.
Brittany Ferries and Irish Ferries operate ferry services to Roscoff.
Brittany Ferries operates eight weekly sailings from Roscoff to Plymouth taking 5 hours 15 minutes. They also sail to Ireland - Roscoff to Cork, twice a week taking 14 hours.
Irish Ferries also operate a ferry to Roscoff from Rosslare in Ireland. The service operates twice a week, taking 18 hours.
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