Plymouth Roscoff Ferry
The ferry route from Plymouth to Roscoff offers a relaxing and scenic journey across the Channel, providing a convenient link between the UK and Northern France. As passengers set sail from the historic port of Plymouth, they can enjoy panoramic views of the sea and, on clear days, glimpses of the rugged coastlines of both England and France.
Upon arrival in Roscoff, visitors are welcomed by the charm of this coastal town in Brittany, known for its beautiful harbour and historic architecture. Roscoff has a picturesque old town with cobblestone streets, ancient houses, and the striking Church of Notre-Dame de Croaz Batz. The town is also famous for its local seafood, particularly the fresh oysters, and the surrounding coastline offers stunning beaches and scenic walking trails. For those interested in nature, the nearby Île de Batz, just a short boat ride away, is a lovely island perfect for exploring. Roscoff provides a relaxed and authentic French experience, with a blend of culture, history, and beautiful coastal landscapes.
Plymouth Roscoff in pictures
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Tuesday, March 24, 2026
Frequently Asked Questions About Plymouth-Roscoff
Frequently Asked Questions About Plymouth-Roscoff
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About Roscoff
Roscoff port serves as a key connection point between France and the UK and is a popular departure for both passengers and freight.
The port features a cafe and shop. Parking is also available, including charging points for electric cars.
Facilities are available for disabled passengers, including disabled toilets, wheelchairs available for emergencies, and a wheelchair-accessible terminal building housing an information desk and departure lounge.
About Plymouth
Plymouth Port is a major harbor located on the south coast of England, in the city of Plymouth, Devon. The port is conveniently positioned on the English Channel, providing access to important maritime routes. It has been playing a main role in maritime activity for years, serving as a gateway for many passengers.
Plymouth Port is also an important terminal for ferry services, particularly to France and Spain. These ferries are popular with tourists, especially those traveling for leisure or business.
Plymouth to Roscoff Ships
Reviews For Plymouth-Roscoff
Excellent
Excellent
Cheaper and easier than booking…
Cheaper and easier than booking with Brittany Ferries direct, about £50 cheaper and far easier by a LONG WAY to book.
A great way to reach…
A great way to reach several French ports and there is no ferry operator with better food serving the Channel.The ferry was looking a bit tired and in need of attention but worst of all,there was a panel rattling the entire journey just by my cabin and sleep was impossible.Were it not for that the rating would be five stars all the way.