Compare Cork to Roscoff ferry tickets with Brittany Ferries for a direct overnight crossing from southern Ireland to Brittany, with current sailings aboard Pont-Aven or Armorique.
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Cork to Roscoff is Brittany Ferries’ direct passenger route between southern Ireland and Brittany. It is particularly convenient for travellers from Cork, Kerry, Limerick and the south who want to avoid driving across Ireland to Rosslare before beginning the sea journey.
Current 2026 route information lists two sailings a week, normally leaving Cork on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons. Pont-Aven and Armorique operate the route, with crossings taking around fourteen to fifteen hours and arriving in Roscoff the following morning.
The cruise ferries carry cars and passengers on all sailings and provide cabin accommodation for the overnight journey. Onboard facilities vary by ship, with Pont-Aven offering the most extensive range including restaurants, cinemas, lounges and a swimming pool.
Roscoff is a useful arrival point for Brittany itself and for road trips towards the Loire, Atlantic coast and western France. It also avoids the long road journey east from Cherbourg if your destination is in Brittany or south-west France.
Look beyond the headline fare when comparing Cork to Roscoff. Departure time, ticket flexibility and the transfer after arrival can make a different sailing more convenient overall.
Compare the crossing time, ship facilities, passenger rules and fare options before booking.
Brittany FerriesCrossing time: about 14–15 hours
Brittany Ferries operates the route with Pont-Aven and Armorique. Current schedules normally include two weekly departures from Cork, combining vehicle transport with comfortable overnight cabins and a substantial range of onboard facilities.
Use the operator confirmation for the correct check-in area, terminal instructions and arrival deadline. Port procedures can vary by passenger type and sailing.
Brittany Ferries uses the ferry terminal at Ringaskiddy in Cork Harbour, south-east of Cork city. Road access connects through the N28 corridor to Cork and the wider southern Irish network.
Roscoff’s ferry terminal sits at Bloscon on the north Brittany coast. Road access is via the local D69/N58 network, while Morlaix provides the nearest mainline rail connections for passengers continuing through France.
Cork–Roscoff normally uses Pont-Aven or Armorique. Both provide cabins and food, while the exact leisure facilities depend on the assigned ship, so compare the sailing rather than assuming both vessels are identical.
Two- and four-berth cabin choices provide private sleeping accommodation for the overnight crossing.
Restaurants, cafés and bars are available; the range varies by ship.
Pont-Aven offers cinemas, lounges and leisure facilities, while Armorique has its own comfortable passenger areas.
Pet-friendly accommodation or kennels can be available and should be booked early.
The assigned vessel can change. Treat the live booking result and operator information as definitive for facilities, accessibility, seating, accommodation and pet arrangements.
Cork–Roscoff is a direct international crossing between Ireland and France. Carry the documents required for your nationality and ensure your vehicle is correctly documented for driving in France.
Irish and other EU citizens should carry appropriate identity or passport documents. Other travellers should check current French entry requirements.
Take your driving licence, registration and insurance evidence and check current French equipment and road rules before travel.
Roscoff has no mainline railway station; foot passengers normally connect towards Morlaix for onward rail travel.
Roscoff is a small Breton port town with beaches, historic streets and easy road access towards Morlaix. Drivers can continue across Brittany towards Brest, Quimper, Rennes or south towards Nantes and the Atlantic coast.
For foot passengers, local bus connections towards Morlaix provide access to the French rail network. Check the connection times against your ferry arrival before booking onward tickets.
Compare Ferry RoutesThe shortest sea crossing is not always the best overall journey. Compare departure port, sailing length, operator and onward travel after arrival.
Brittany Ferries currently publishes crossings of about 14 to 15 hours.
Current route information lists two sailings a week, normally on Wednesdays and Saturdays from Cork, subject to seasonal variation.
Brittany Ferries operates Cork–Roscoff.
Pont-Aven and Armorique are currently listed on the route.
Yes. Brittany Ferries states that cars and passengers are taken on all sailings.
Yes. Cabins are a normal part of the overnight crossing.
The Brittany Ferries terminal is at Ringaskiddy in Cork Harbour rather than in central Cork city.
Rosslare–Cherbourg is the main direct Normandy alternative, while Rosslare–Dunkirk is useful for northern France and Benelux road trips.
Compare current sailings, passenger fares, vehicle prices and accommodation, then choose the crossing that works best for your journey.
about 14–15 hours
Brittany Ferries
Twice weekly
Overnight to Brittany
