Question 1

Where do ferries to Brittany leave from?

Accepted Answer

From Portsmouth to St Malo (11½ hours, six times a week), Plymouth to Roscoff (9 hours, six times a week, late March to early November), Poole to St Malo (6 hours, four times a week), Cork to Roscoff (15 hours, twice a week, late March to early November), St Helier to St Malo (1 hour 50 minutes, eight times a week), St Peter Port to St Malo (2 hours, four times a week) and Chausey to Dinard (55 minutes, every day, mid-April to early October).

Question 2

Which ferry companies sail in Brittany?

Accepted Answer

Brittany Ferries: from Portsmouth, Plymouth, Poole, Cork and St Peter Port. BreizhGo Océane: Quiberon, Le Palais Belle-ile, Lorient, Groix, Houat, Hoedic and Sauzon. Navix: Vannes, Port-Navalo, Houat and seven other ports. Vedettes de l'Odet: Bénodet, Îles Glénan, Concarneau, Beg-Meil, Loctudy and Port-la-Forêt. Compagnie Corsaire: from Chausey. BreizhGo Penn Ar Bed: Le Conquet, Molène, Audierne, Île de Sein, Ouessant, Brest and Camaret-sur-Mer. BreizhGo Île d'Arz: Vannes, Séné and Île-d'Arz. Compagnie du Golfe: Vannes, Port-Navalo, Le Palais Belle-ile, Île-aux-Moines, Île-d'Arz, Locmariaquer, Houat and Hoedic. And six other companies.

Question 3

Can I take my car on a ferry in Brittany?

Accepted Answer

Partly. Portsmouth to St Malo, Plymouth to Roscoff, Poole to St Malo, Cork to Roscoff, St Helier to St Malo, St Peter Port to St Malo, Quiberon to Le Palais Belle-ile and Lorient to Groix take cars; every other line is for foot passengers only.

Question 4

Do ferries in Brittany run all year?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Brittany Ferries, BreizhGo Océane and five other companies sail all year round; some lines are seasonal.

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