Cross-channel operator Brittany Ferries is to bring every ship back into service and re-open all its routes this summer with an increase in sailings from Plymouth, after two years of Covid disruption.
The French-owned company, which has its UK headquarters in Plymouth, is to restart services from Plymouth and Poole, and increase the number of ships sailing between Ireland and France.
After a winter service hiatus, Britain’s Ocean City will welcome Pont-Aven and Armorique back to Millbay. Pont-Aven will serve two weekly rotations to Santander, previously it was one, starting on March 26, as well as a weekly round-trip to Roscoff in France. Armorique returns to daily rotations two days later, linking Plymouth with Roscoff, the company’s Breton home.
