Poole - St Malo Ferries

Poole is the first choice of many visitors to the southern coast of England. It offers a busy and fun quay as well as the best beach in England. The natural harbour is one of the world?s largest. Poole also offers a delightful programme of weekly events to suit any taste. There are plenty of water activities with Absolute Aqua and the Alice in Wonderland Family Park.

Brittany Ferries offers crossing between Poole and St Malo. The company prides itself on offering a variety of sailings, so customers can choose the most convenient port and keep driving to a minimum. All of Brittany?s arrival ports provide easy access to the major road networks in France and Spain.

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Condor Ferries also offers a crossing between Poole and St Malo. Guests are guaranteed a good time on board shopping, as Condor Ferries is the only cross-channel ferry company offering duty-free shopping onboard. Their staff is trained on the English Tourist Board's Welcome Host Programme, promising high standards of service excellence.

The Breton port of St Malo is home to a medieval walled city. Visitors here will marvel at the lovely restaurant-lined squares and narrow, cobbled streets. The city?s wealth was built in the 17th and 18th centuries by pirates licensed by the French kings. They plundered passing shipping for gold, wine and slaves. One of the most amazing sights here is Le Mont St Michel, a gorgeous monastery built on a small islet that is cut off at high tide. The Musee d'Histoire de la Ville, at the Porte St Vincent gate contains information about local pirates and famous residents.