Roscoff - Rosslare Ferries

A small ferry port, Roscoff is an excellent gateway to Brittany in France, offering easy access to the rest of the country. Visitors here can spend time at the fishing quay and in seafood restaurants. Roscoff features a beautiful coastline and gorgeous beaches, the best of which is Laber, a kilometre away. Roscoff port was opened in 1973 to boost the Breton economy. Ferries from here go to both Plymouth and to Cork in Ireland; this not only encourages tourism but also helps increase trade between Ireland, southwest England and Brittany. Roscoff ferry terminal has limited facilities such as vending machines with hot and cold refreshments and a small store.

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Irish Ferries operates the route between Roscoff and Rosslare. Irish Ferries invested over 450 million in new fleet and port facilities and the company boasts the most modern fleet in Europe. Annually, the company transports nearly two million passengers on their four routes in and out of Ireland.

A popular seaside resort, Rosslare is just 20kms southeast of Wexford. Its expansive bay is fringed by a 15-kilometre coastline. Nestled at the southeastern tip of Ireland, Rosslare port serves as a gateway to the N11/N25 road network that carries passengers all over the nation.