Plymouth-Roscoff Reviews
Newest Review: ... yesterdays' coffee warmed up. The seating areas in both ports are adequate though do get crowded. Boarding the ferry can be a struggle or a good experience and I would advise foot travellers to always carry a 1 euro piece with them because this is the price of a trolley in France, and without it, the foot passenger struggles. At the Plymouth end, it is quite a walk to the Ferry itself and the trolleys are provided free of charge. At the Roscoff end, there is a bus available for foot passengers, although you will leave the port quicker if you use the trolley option and walk the length of a covered corridor towards customs, since the bus ... more
Customer Plymouth-Roscoff Reviews (1)
Plymouth-Roscoff: FERRYING MADE EASIER. (3218 words)by - written on 25/05/06 (Very useful, 2776 readings)
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The crossing from Plymouth to Roscoff merits explanation, because there are so many ways of approaching a crossing like this that can make a difference to the experience, and for the purpose of this review, I have categorized the different aspects of travel, so that information can be gained quickly in each area, as needed by the consumer wanting information. WHY CHOSE THIS ROUTE ? Before booking, a traveller needs to decide which ferry crossing will suit their needs the best, although for those living in the Devon/Cornwall/Dorset area of the UK, then the Roscoff crossing makes sense in that the port is easily accessible and that the crossing itself ... Read the complete review
