Travel from A2B...via [the] sea
France to Ireland List
Dunkerque (France) to Rosslare Europort (Ireland)
DFDS operate this relatively new service from north eastern France to southern Ireland, a journey of around 24hrs.
Particularly convenient if travelling from the Benelux countries or Eastern Europe, this ferry route saves using the UK as a 'landbridge' to reach Ireland or the lengthy drive through France to one of the north western ports and the subsequent added fuel and motorway tolls.
Onboard the DFDS vessels cabin accommodation and meals are INCLUDED in the cost of the fare.
Roscoff (France) to Cork (Ireland)
Brittany Ferries operate this service from western Brittany to southern Ireland, particularly convenient if touring the region or even having driven through France and are looking for a shorter ferry crossing to Ireland.
Cherbourg (France) to Rosslare Europort (Ireland)
Operated by Stena Line, this route is convenient for those who have been exploring the Normandy region of France.
In the Summer of 2023 a 'new' superferry will be added to the route which will effectively double the amount of crossings on this route.
Cherbourg (France) to Dublin (Ireland)
Operated by Irish Ferries, this route is convenient for those who have been exploring the Normandy region of France.
