Brittany Ferries

Way back in March we were planning to drive to the Costa Blanca in Spain for a few months. After looking at the various ferry options we settled for Brittany Ferries overnight sailing to St. Malo in the north of France. Sailing at night suited us because we would have a full days driving in France and making St. Malo our destination saved us some driving time and less fuel. This obviously comes at a price being quite a bit longer sailing than than to the likes of Calais or using the tunnel. We booked on the internet at a cost of £160 which included a basic two berth cabin with en-suite facilities. We only made a one way booking as we were unsure when we would ...

We live in the South West and both work full time with not a lot of holiday allowance so we tend to use the overnight ferry from Plymouth to Roscoff as this means we don't waste any of our annual leave actually traveling to our holiday destination. I cannot recommend Brittany Ferries highly enough. The accommodation is comfortable and the staff are incredibly helpful. I have also seen them be very patient with vile Brits who think they can get what they want by shouting. I love traveling with Brittany Ferries and I feel like the holiday has started as soon as we get on the ferry. It isn't just a journey, it's part of the fun. We have only ever ...

We travel to France two or three times a year; sometimes we fly but generally we sail with Brittany Ferries. We are fortunate in that we live just twenty minutes away from the Port of Portsmouth and around forty minutes from Poole Harbour, so the ferry is an easily accessible way for us to travel. Portsmouth is our usual choice of departure point. The whole Brittany Ferries experience is consistently good from the moment you book until the moment you alight from the boat at your foreign destination. We book online and their booking procedure is very simple and very efficient. Within forty-eight hours of booking your e-ticket is emailed ...