Rosslare-Dunkirk
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Ferry to Dunkirk and Rosslare
The ferry service connecting Dunkirk, France, and Rosslare, Ireland, is a fairly new ferry connection connecting continental Europe with Ireland. (There used to be cargo ships on this route) There is only one operator active on this connection, and that is DFDS.
The crossing duration between Rosslare and Dunkirk may vary depending on weather conditions and the chosen ferry operator. On average, the journey takes 18 to 24 hours. During this time, passengers can enjoy various facilities and amenities on board. These typically include restaurants, bars, cafes, shops, entertainment options, and cabin accommodations for overnight crossings.
The ferry allows for the transportation of various vehicles, such as cars, motorcycles, and campervans. It is advisable to review the specific regulations and requirements of the ferry operator regarding vehicle bookings.
Travelers should ensure they have valid passports or other identification documents when traveling between France and Ireland, especially because Ireland is not in the Schengen zone. It is also essential to check the visa requirements applicable to your nationality and any potential entry restrictions. Read more about this here: Ferry ID requirements.
If you choose to take the ferry from Ireland (Rosslare) to France (Dunkirk) – or vice versa – during peak season, you can expect to board a night ferry that will transport you in approximately 24 hours. The total cost for a couple, a car, and a cabin during this time will be approximately €1300.
From Rosslare, you can also sail to Cherbourg with Stena Line and British Ferries.
