St Malo Ferry Port Information
St Malo ferry port is situated in Brittany, France on the north western coast of the English Channel.
St. Malo (Saint Malo) is one of the busiest ports in France and is used not only by ferry operators but cruise ships and cross channel freight services.
More than a million passengers taking a ferry to France pass through St Malo ferry port every year. Arriving to or from the UK, Jersey or Guernsey, which makes it one of the leading French ports.
St Malo was built on a granite island and it has become one of the major holiday destinations in the French region of Brittany. The town has a remarkable ancient atmosphere, jaw-dropping scenery and fabulous beaches. It is said to have one of the highest concentration of sea food restaurants in Europe and is famous for its local oysters.
This ancient walled city with its narrow cobbled streets, historic architecture and abundance of monuments makes St Malo a popular destination for Cruise ships in addition to its regular ferry passengers.
St Malo Ferries | Services & Facilities
St Malo port facility has two ferry terminal buildings, which include amenities including gift shops, a cafe but there are no money exchange or ATM machines. However St Malo town centre is just 5 minutes from the port. The terminals are single storey buildings. Disabled toilet facilities are available in the terminal and in the car compound. Shower facilities are available in the terminal but only available during the terminal's opening hours.
There are two ferry operators providing ferries to St Malo.
Condor Ferries operate ferry services to and from St Malo to Weymouth, St Malo to Poole and St Malo to Guernsey and Jersey on the Channel Islands. Condor Ferries provide daily services all year round from St Malo to Weymouth with a journey time of 8 hours 15 minutes. There is also a seasonal service daily from St Malo to Poole from May to September taking just 4 hours 35 minutes.
Brittany Ferries sails from St Malo to Portsmouth daily throughout the year. Crossing time from 9 hours.