Saint Malo Ferry Terminal, Ille et Vilaine, Brittany

Description:

Brittany Ferries offers one sailing each way per day between Saint Malo and Portsmouth on either the Bretagne or the Pont Aven ship.

A ferry leaves Saint Malo every day at 10.30am and the crossing usually takes 9 hours.  Please note that between November and March there is no crossing on a Sunday.

Condor Ferries offer a wide variety of crossings from Saint Malo to Poole, Weymouth, Jersey and Guernsey.  Most crossings are with Condors Fast Service, however, some crossings to the UK mainland may involve a change of ferry in either Jersey or Guernsey.

• Baby changing facilities in the terminal and the car compound
• A cafe is available in the passenger terminal
• There is a small kiosk style shops selling gifts and newspapers during the summer season
• Shower and washing facilities are available in the terminal during terminal opening hours only

• A shuttle bus is available from the terminal to the Ferry for foot passengers
• The terminal is all on the ground floor and so is accessible to both wheelchairs and prams.  Disabled toilets are also available in the terminal and in the car compound

• Both short and long term parking is available near to the main terminal building.  Please note that charges apply.

By car - The N137, a duel carriageway, connects Saint Malo to the rest of the France.  To get to the port, follow signs at each exit for Saint Malo to the Terminal Ferry du Naye.

By taxi - Taxis are readily available outside the terminal.

By train - You can get a taxi from outside the terminal to Saint Malo rail station which is in the Square Jean Coquelin.

By bus - A bus stop is just a couple of minutes walk from the terminal.

www.brittanyferries.com

www.condorferries.com