Brittany Ferries Cork: sail directly to Roscoff
Ferries, schedules & pricesLooking for an easy way to travel from Ireland to France by ferry? Sail with Brittany Ferries from Cork and reach Roscoff on a comfortable overnight crossing. The Brittany Ferries Cork - Roscoff route is seasonal and usually available from March to October, with up to 2 departures per week.
Here, we'll provide useful information about Brittany Ferries Cork crossings, including departure times, trip duration and ticket prices.

The Armorique travelling from Cork to Roscoff
Brittany Ferries Cork timetables
| Cork - Roscoff | Roscoff - Cork | |
| Departure | 16:00 | 19:30 - 23:00 |
| Arrival | 06:00 - 08:00 the next day | 09:30 - 11:00 the next day |
| Duration | 14 - 16 hr | 13 - 15 hr |
| Prices | from €118 | from €118 |
The Cork - Roscoff ferry typically travels on Wednesday and Saturday, while the return crossings from Roscoff to Cork are scheduled on Tuesday and Friday.
How long is the ferry from Cork to Roscoff?
The ferry trip from Cork to Roscoff with Brittany Ferries usually takes around 14-16 hr, depending on the crossing and vessel. As it is an overnight journey, you arrive in Brittany the following morning, ready to continue your trip through France.
Keep in mind that France is 1 hr ahead of Ireland and that all departure and arrival times are shown in local time.
Cork to Roscoff ferry ticket prices
A single passenger ticket from Cork to Roscoff can start at around €118, although fares depend on the departure, accommodation and whether you are bringing a vehicle.
Indicative prices for the crossing include:
- Foot passenger: from around €118
- Car: from around €110
- Motorcycle: from around €20
- Caravan or motorhome: from around €210
- Private cabin: from around €160
Tip: vehicle spaces, pet-friendly cabins and lower-priced accommodation can sell out early during the summer.

Welcome to Roscoff!
Cork to Roscoff ferry trip with Brittany Ferries
Should I book a cabin?
Yes, booking a cabin is recommended on the Brittany Ferries Cork crossings, as the journey is overnight. A private cabin gives you a bed, an ensuite bathroom and a quiet space to rest during the journey. Depending on the vessel, accommodation options can include:
- Standard inside cabins
- Outside cabins with a sea view
- Deluxe cabins and suites
- Accessible cabins for passengers with disabilities
- Pet-friendly cabins
Cabins accommodate up to 4 passengers and usually start at around €160. Deluxe options may also include extra space, a minibar, television, Wi-Fi access and breakfast.
Where is the port of Cork?
Brittany Ferries departs from Ringaskiddy Ferry Terminal, also known as Cork Ferry Port. The terminal is approximately 16 km from Cork city center and the drive usually takes 30-40 min. You can reach the port:
- By car: follow the N27 and N40 before taking exit 9 onto the N28 toward Ringaskiddy.
- By bus: route 223 connects Cork with Ringaskiddy village. The ferry terminal is approximately a 10-15 min walk from the village stop.
- By taxi: the ride takes around 30 min from central Cork and 20-25 min from Cork Airport.
Facilities at the terminal are limited, with accessible toilets, a baby-changing area and an information desk that opens for arrivals and departures. There is no café or shop inside, so consider buying food or other essentials before reaching the port.
Tip: aim to arrive 1.5-2 hr before departure, or around 2-3 hr in advance when traveling with a vehicle.
Which Brittany Ferries vessels sail from Cork?
The Cork - Roscoff route is normally served by conventional cruise ferries such as the Pont-Aven and Armorique. These vessels are designed for long-distance travel and feature a range of modern amenities and services, including restaurants, cafés, bars, shops, children’s areas, cinemas, Wi-Fi packages and outdoor decks. The Pont-Aven also features a swimming pool and additional entertainment on selected crossings.

Brittany Ferries offers a range of cabins on Cork crossings
Amenities for people with disabilities
The Pont-Aven and Armorique have accessibility features such as lifts, ramps, accessible toilets and adapted cabins. Boarding assistance can also be requested.
Inform Brittany Ferries about any assistance requirements at least 48 hr before departure. Facilities differ between ships, so check the options available on your selected sailing.
Can I bring my pet on the Cork to Roscoff ferry?
Yes, pets are generally allowed on Brittany Ferries Cork crossings, provided you include it in your booking. Depending on the vessel and availability, your pet may stay:
- In a pet-friendly cabin
- In an onboard kennel
- Inside your vehicle
Dogs should be kept on a lead and may need to wear a muzzle in designated areas. Make sure you carry the required identification, vaccination records and pet travel documentation for journeys between Ireland and France.
Note: pet-friendly cabins and kennels are limited, so early booking is recommended.
Luggage Policy
When traveling with Brittany Ferries, you can bring as many bags as you can carry onboard by yourself, regardless of size or weight, at no extra cost.
You can store your luggage in the baggage room on deck 6, which remains closed until 20-30 min before arrival. For more details, contact the reception desk when you board the ferry.
If you are travelling with a car, take your overnight essentials with you before leaving the car deck, as access to parked vehicles is restricted during the crossing.

Galley Head Lighthouse in County Cork during sunset
Book Cork tickets with Brittany Ferries
Ready to set sail for France? Compare available Brittany Ferries departures from Cork, choose your cabin or vehicle option, and book Cork - Roscoff ferry tickets on Ferryhopper without hidden fees.