fleet flexibility is key to bringing greater resilience to the islands in the months and years ahead, says Brittany Ferries
read morefleet flexibility is key to bringing greater resilience to the islands in the months and years ahead, says Brittany Ferries
read moreThe chance to de-connect, unwind and embrace the benefits of travelling by sea is seen as an antidote to the pain of airports and cramped plane travel.
read moreMore people are turning to Brittany Ferries' winter sun breaks to shake off the blues and banish cost of living worries.
read morethis year the only way to get to Brittany for a half-term break is via the south-west. Armorique's early return is a boost for Plymouth
read moreThis retrofit is expected to boost fuel economy by around ten per cent when flagship vessel Pont-Aven returns to service.
read morePassports will no longer be a requirement for travel: French students under 18 years of age will be able to come to the UK on an ID card
read moreBrittany Ferries today publishes passenger and freight figures for the summer season 2023, which covers the months from June to September.
read moreBrittany Ferries is proud to have been awarded Green Marine Certified Shipowner accreditation for the fourth year in a row. The award was made at a ceremony this week in Bilbao, one of the ports served by the company and the location of a brand-new LNG (liquefied natural gas) bunkering terminal.
read moreThe renowned, world-record-holding Irish off-shore sailor, Pamela Lee, was in Cork this weekend, gearing up ahead of her next Transatlantic adventure. That will be the 30th annual ‘Transat Jacques Vabre’ race, taking place from October 29th, 2023.
read moreBrittany Ferries welcomes a £19.8m award to Portsmouth International Port from the Zero Emissions Vessels and Infrastructure competition (ZEVI), funded by UK Government and delivered in partnership with Innovate UK.
read morePlymouth City Council, Millbay Docks and the docks' major customer Brittany Ferries have pledged to work together to support the docks to grow and to work towards Net Zero by signing a Memorandum of Understanding.
read moreBrittany Ferries is pleased to confirm that its vessel Pont-Aven has now been cleared to depart Brest for its onward journey to Plymouth today. The clearance came from the French health authorities, and the vessel departed at around 15:15 UK time (16:15 local French time).
read moreBrittany Ferries has released its 2024 sailing schedules to Spain, allowing customers to plan ahead by booking ferries from the UK’s South Coast to and from the Iberian Peninsula right up until November next year.
read moreBrittany Ferries chief executive Christophe Mathieu, and president Jean-Marc Roué were in Paris today to sign ground-breaking voluntary charters which will protect the rights of hard-working seafarers on the English Channel.
read moreThousands of seafarers will be guaranteed fair wages, proper rest periods and suitable training thanks to a new Seafarers’ Charter launched by the UK Government today.
read moreBetween 2019 and 2025, five new vessels will have joined the fleet. And each one is much cleaner than the ship she replaces.
read moreEnergy company Repsol has today inaugurated its second liquefied natural gas (LNG) supply terminal. The inauguration in Santander Spain was attended by Repsol’s Executive Managing Director of Circular Economy and Industrial Transformation, Juan Abascal and Brittany Ferries’ CEO Christophe Mathieu.
read moreAs the summer season approaches, Brittany Ferries says passenger numbers are rising slowly towards pre-Covid levels. However, the slump in freight volumes that came post Brexit has continued and has even started to worsen this year.
read moreToday Friday 26th May, fast cross-Channel ferry sailings return to the Western Channel. The weekend summer service operated by the Condor Liberation fastcraft departed Portsmouth at 07:00 this morning, arriving at Cherbourg (Normandy) at 11:00. The return sailing departed Cherbourg at 11:50 and arrived at Poole at 13:35.
read moreBrittany Ferries has today announced the name of its forthcoming hybrid ship, which will sail between Portsmouth and Caen. Guillaume de Normandie will be the joint-largest hybrid vessel at sea when she joins the Brittany Ferries fleet in May 2025, sailing alongside sister-ship Saint-Malo.
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