St Malo Ferry Port
Located directly south of Jersey, Saint Malo Ferry Port is your gateway to the Brittany region of France. It also has great access to the road network for any people travelling further south to the Dordogne region.
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St Malo Ferry Routes
Two routes are operated from St Malo to the UK, one to Portsmouth and a second to Poole.
St Malo Ferry to Portsmouth
Brittany Ferries operates up to 7 weekly sailings each way between St Malo and Portsmouth. The crossing takes an average of 9 to 11 hours and cabins are compulsory for all overnight sailings. Due to the popularity of the route you can pick up great fares, with tickets starting from as low as £130 one-way including a vehicle or £49 if travelling as a foot passenger.
ℹ️ Find out more on ferries to Portsmouth from St Malo
St Malo Ferry to Poole
Condor Ferres it the only ferry operator on the crossing to Poole from St Malo and offers up to 4 weekly sailings during the summer months. The journey time is shorter at just 6 hours for direct ferries (indirect services are also available), but prices tend to be higher than for the Portsmouth crossing. Expect to pay around £60+ each way for a foot passenger fare and around £300 return including a vehicle.
ℹ️ Find out more on ferries to Poole from St Malo
Facilities at St Malo Ferry Port
St Malo Ferry Port offers numerous facilities for passengers including a cafe, baby changing area, tourist information point, free WiFi and showers. Although muzzled dogs kept on a lead are allowed in the main port area they’re not permitted in any terminal buildings..
Free shuttle services are provided for foot passengers, together with specially adapted minibuses for any people with limited mobility.
The car park can be found in front of the St Malo ferry terminal building and is around £15 for 24 hours (free parking is allowed, but only for the first 20 minutes). If you’ve got an early morning sailing booked it’s permitted that you can park your caravan or motorhome in the vehicle check-in lanes.
Book a foot-passenger fare between St Malo & Poole from £50.50
Getting to St Malo
St Malo Ferry Port is located off the D126 and is surrounded by an extensive road network, making it easy to return to after your holiday in France. The Port address is St Malo Ferries, Gare Maritime du Naye, Brittany, St Malo 35400
🚗 By car: Join the D137 in the direction of St Malo and then take the D126 towards the Gare Maritime du Naye. When you’re on the D126 follow the signs for ‘Terminal Ferry’ to access both the Brittany Ferries and Condor terminals.
🚈 By train: St Malo train station is around a 25 – 30 minute walk from the terminal, or you can take a taxi for about £7. Rail services are available on a high speed line to Paris and Rennes.
Book tickets from St Malo to Portsmouth from £130
Book a ferry from St Malo to Poole from £163
Common questions on St Malo Ferry Port
You can book a ferry from either Portsmouth or Poole to get to St Malo from the UK.
Check-in closes 1 hour before departure for Condor Ferries and 45 minutes before departure for Brittany Ferries. Passengers travelling with pets should check-in a minimum of 90 minutes before the sailing time.
The ferry from St Malo to Poole takes 6-7 hours on average for direct crossings and up to 11 hours on indirect crossings.
The sailing time to Portsmouth from St Malo is 9-11 hours on average with Brittany Ferries.
Free parking for up to 20 minutes is available at St Malo port. For longer stays expect to pay the equivalent of around £15 for each 24 hour period.
Ferry operators on both routes to the UK from St Malo allow foot passengers on their ships.
ST MALO FERRIES FROM
£130*
- 7 sailings weekly between St Malo & Portsmouth
- 9 hour journey time
*Early bird price one-way for car