Santander to Plymouth Ferry

Santander Plymouth Ferry

4.4 / 5
(22 Ratings)

The Plymouth to Santander ferry crossing offers a relaxing and picturesque journey between England’s south coast and Spain’s northern shores, providing a convenient alternative to air travel for those seeking a scenic and flexible travel option. Perfect for tourists and commercial travellers alike, this route is an excellent choice for those looking to explore Spain or transport goods by road.

Onboard, passengers can make the most of their journey with a variety of amenities. Delightful dining options, including restaurants and cafes, serve delicious meals and snacks, while onboard shops provide essentials, souvenirs, and unique gifts.

The ferry can also accommodate vehicles, making it a practical option for travellers with cars, motorcycles, or freight transport. Popular with holidaymakers and commercial operators, this crossing offers the flexibility and convenience of bringing a vehicle, enhancing the ease of onward travel in Spain.

As a vital link between the UK and Spain, the Plymouth to Santander route strengthens connections for tourism and trade. Known for its comfort, affordability, and scenic beauty, this ferry crossing remains a top choice for those seeking a leisurely yet efficient way to journey across the Bay of Biscay.

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Santander-Plymouth

Ferry Companies from Santander to Plymouth

Brittany Ferries

Brittany Ferries

Departure Board for Santander-Plymouth

Thursday, April 2, 2026

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04:00 PM

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Latest Ticket Prices for Santander-Plymouth

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Frequently Asked Questions About Santander-Plymouth

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What are the check-in times for Brittany Ferries from Santander?
Both vehicle and foot passengers should arrive at least 45 minutes before the scheduled departure time. Passengers travelling with pets should arrive at least 90 minutes before the scheduled departure.

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.

About Santander

The Port of Santander annually transports approximately 150,000 passengers to the UK, specifically Plymouth. The city is well-connected by a network of high-quality road and rail links, providing direct access to Portugal and other main Spanish cities.

The Port of Santander offers excellent facilities for ferry passengers, including a centrally located passenger terminal, positioning it to provide visitors with an appealing range of leisure options.

The city has served as an important port, particularly during the industrial revolution, when it became a major hub for trade and shipbuilding. It has a vast range of site seeing and scenic areas for passengers to enjoy once they arrive. It is located near Magdalena Palace and Playa del Sardinero beach for all to enjoy.

Santander to Plymouth Ships

Reviews For Santander-Plymouth

4.4 / 5
22 Reviews

We were informed it would…

We were informed it would an hour+ late leaving this made an hour+ late getting in to Plymouth we were then held on board for another 45 minuets before queuing for passport control in total 3 hour late for on going connection! Not happy!!!!

Mr John Carter, 119 days agoCollected by AFerry.com

It's a massive boat, meaning…

It's a massive boat, meaning that some of the inside cabins are tiny and have no outside light. The food was as expected for a mass catering self service event.

Anonymous, 140 days agoCollected by AFerry.com

The crossing was good, and…

The crossing was good, and fast( in comparison).

Malcolm Farrell, 147 days agoCollected by AFerry.com