Brittany Ferries
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Description
Brittany Ferries operates routes between UK, Ireland, France and Spain with six conventional ferries and two fast ferries.
Routes
- Portsmouth - Caen
- Portsmouth - St Malo
- Portsmouth - Cherbourg
- Poole - Cherbourg
- Plymouth - Roscoff
- Cork - Roscoff
- Portsmouth - Santander
- Plymouth - Santander
Ferries
- Armorique 2009
- Pont-Aven 2004
- Barfleur 1992
- Bretagne 1989
- Mont St Michel 2002
- Normandie 1992
- Normandie Express 2000 (Chartered)
- Normandie Vitesse 1997 (in pool with Condor Ferries), real name: Condor Vitesse 1997
History
Brittany Ferries was founded in 1972, largely to arrange transport of cauliflowers and artichokes from Roscoff to Plymouth. Today, Brittany Ferries operates one of the most modern fleets on the Channel and it accounts for over 50% of the traffic on the Western Channel.
