Plymouth Ferry

Can you get a ferry from Plymouth?

Yes, you can get a ferry from Plymouth to 3 ferry ports. Ferries from Plymouth are operated by 1 ferry company; Brittany Ferries. There are currently 3 daily and 10 weekly sailings from Plymouth. Use our Deal Finder to compare prices and book your ferry from Plymouth today.

Where do ferries from Plymouth go to?

Plymouth ferries sail to 3 ferry ports. These ferry ports include Santander, Roscoff & St Malo.

How long is the ferry from Plymouth?

The duration of the Plymouth ferry depends which route you take. Ferries from Plymouth range between 9 hours and 20 hours 15 minutes. Bear in mind that Plymouth ferry times can change from season to season so it's best to check the latest Plymouth ferry timetable before you book.

What is the fastest ferry from Plymouth?

The fastest ferry from Plymouth is to Roscoff, with a duration of around 9 hours.

Popular Plymouth ferry routes

Popular ferries from Plymouth include:

Plymouth to Santander

Plymouth to Santander is the most popular route. The journey usually takes around 20 hours 15 minutes and costs £755.55 on average.

Plymouth to Roscoff

Plymouth to Roscoff is the second most popular route. It takes around 9 hours and usually costs approximately £385.67.

Plymouth ferry timetable

The Plymouth ferry timetable depends on the route, season and operator. We recommend checking the latest Plymouth timetable before you book.

Plymouth to Santander ferry timetable:

First ferry: 15:45 
Last ferry: 16:45

Plymouth to Roscoff ferry timetable:

First ferry: 07:30 
Last ferry: 23:01

How much do ferries from Plymouth cost?

Plymouth ferry prices vary depending on various factors. The route, season, operator and type of ship you sail on can all affect the Plymouth ferry cost. Prices are usually cheaper for foot passengers and outside of the peak summer months.

The Plymouth to Santander ferry costs around £755.55 on average, whereas the Plymouth to Roscoff ferry route costs approximately £385.67.

Is there a car ferry from Plymouth?

Yes, you can take a car ferry from Plymouth. For more information on routes and car ferry prices, check out our Deal Finder.

Car operators: Brittany Ferries

Are foot passengers allowed on ferries from Plymouth?

Yes, foot passengers are allowed on ferries from Plymouth. 

Foot operators: Brittany Ferries

Can I take my pet on the ferry from Plymouth?

You can take your pet on the ferry from Plymouth.

Pet operators: Brittany Ferries

For more information about pet accommodation and fees, please view our Deal Finder.

Can I book a cabin on ferries from Plymouth?

Yes, cabins are available on ferries from Plymouth.

Cabin operators: Brittany Ferries

How to book Plymouth ferry tickets

You can book Plymouth ferry tickets online at Direct Ferries. Just use our Deal Finder to see live pricing and availability. We recommend booking your Plymouth ferry tickets in advance to get them at the best possible price. You can also check out our Special Offers page to see if there are any discounts on your desired route.

Plymouth Guide

What is there to do in Plymouth?

A bustling waterfront, copious attractions and beautiful mountainside – Plymouth is a hidden gem among the bigger UK cities. London may have the glamour and the culture, Edinburgh has the history and tradition, yet there aren’t many more enjoyable places in Great Britain than Plymouth’s serene coastline. The beauty of the bodies of water residing in Plymouth Sound doesn’t just appeal aesthetically, regardless of the weather it is a charming place to bask in the peaceful environment whilst watching the passing ships. Once by the shore, it is worth walking along the golden sands of the beaches, which are ideal for rock pooling and swimming. For the more adventurous, there are watersports available that are run by respected and trusted companies. Much like many coastal cities, Plymouth relies on its waterfront to attract tourists, yet there is much more to the city than the harbour. Various attractions are scattered around the city; the Barbican is perfect for anyone with a penchant for quaint buildings, cosy cafes and cobbled streets. For a quintessential day of sightseeing, Plymouth Hoe is a must do whilst in the city centre, and whilst in the vicinity, the shopping centre is flooded with local residents looking for a bargain.

How do you get around Plymouth?

For public transport, there are many bus services that cover most of the city. For private transfers, water taxis and boats operate throughout the summer, and regular taxis run all year round.