Brittany Ferries, which operates to France and Spain, launched its latest sailing timetables from Ireland and the UK to the continent for travel up until November 2027.
Now travellers can make plans for French and Spanish holidays and breaks this winter, into next year, spring, and summer, extending right up to the autumn season.
The newly published timetable by Brittany Ferries covers 12 months of services from 2nd November 2026 to 7th November 2027. The company, in the peak season, offers 130 weekly sailings linking 12 ports in Ireland and the UK and linking France and Spain, which gives more choice than any other ferry operator, including those on the English Channel.
ITTN highlights the newly published schedule from Ireland.
Ireland to France: Holidaymakers heading to France from Ireland in 2027 can choose from four weekly sailings year-round on the Rosslare to Cherbourg route. The Wexford port is a 2-hour, 45-minute drive from Dublin; in addition, the company runs a seasonal route, Cork to Roscoff, with two weekly sailings (Wednesday and Saturday) from the Irish port, from March to November.
Ireland to Spain. On the route to the Iberian Peninsula, Brittany Ferries launched the first-ever Ireland to Spain ferry service from Cork in 2018; however, since then, the route has changed from Rosslare to Bilbao, and in 2027, the company will offer two weekly return sailings operated by one of its latest LNG-powered cruise ferries, Salamanca.
More information here on the company's routes from the UK to France and Spain.
