We made the ferry, the Pont Aven (return Roscoff to Cork) with plenty of time to spare. While the loading can be a bit of a lottery, we were one of the first to get on board. We were hungry so headed for the self-service restaurant, the Angele. Two steaks with potatoes (chips or gratin) and all the vegetables you wanted, plus two desserts and 50cl of Rhone valley wine came to EUR29.00. They didn't last long. Enjoyed a point after that in the bar. Kronenberg 1664 was the choice and a pint and a glass came to EUR6.20. The journey home, started at 9.30 French time on Friday, arrived 10.00am Irish time Saturday, was smooth and uneventful and the sun was out at Ringaskiddy as we berthed! read more

Comite Entreprise Brittany Ferries - Couriers & Delivery Services Near Me - Roscoff, 29

Lovely, the whole thing was just fab, and the cheese was great. All the other food was good too, bars and gift shops and everything a guy could hope for. Five stars! read more

We took a return trip on the Plymouth to Roscoff route for our holiday in Brittany. It was very convenient for us living in Devon and avoided alot of motorway miles. Both journeys were onboard the fairly new Armorique ship which is a magnificent vessel. I cannot fault any aspect of Brittany ferries staff, facilities etc. It certainly is a class above other cross channel services I have used with good quality food, comfortable accomodation and plenty of things to do. The children's entertainment and activities laid on kept our young daughters occupied for a good portion of the 5 and a half hour trip. Whilst we had a very smooth and comfortable outward crossing, the one negative is that the return crossing was choppy to say the least. Our kids, like many, were very seasick and when it's 5 and a half hours that makes for a long journey. Apparantly this is not an unusual thing for this particular route which practically skims the Atlantic ocean. Of course, this is not the fault of Brittany ferries, but just be aware that this is perhaps not the best choice of route for thoses without decent sea legs. But if you travel well by sea it is totally recommended. read more