Ferry from Portsmouth to Cherbourg
Overview
Enjoy Brittany Ferries' delicious food and the full range of facilities you'd expect from a top of the range ferry crossing as you speed across the Channel to Cherbourg.
Itinerary
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Sample itinerary: The 1500 Brittany Ferries service will have you in Cherbourg in time for your evening meal.
Price: From £34 one way
Book a ferry ticket from Portsmouth to Cherbourg
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| How to travel to the port: | The easiest way for foot passengers to reach the harbour is to take a National Express coach which stops right outside the ferry departure building. You can also take the train to Portsmouth Harbour from where it's a short 10-minute taxi ride (about £5) to the ferry departure building. NB between May and September, there is a shuttle bus from Portsmouth & Southsea railway station to the harbour. Portsmouth Harbour facilities: Bar, café, shop, bureau de change, internet access point. |
Transfer time: Allow 40 minutes
Book a hotel in Portsmouth or Southsea
Book a hotel in Portsmouth or Southsea
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| The Ferry Crossing: | Portsmouth to Cherbourg Brittany Ferries runs up to 3 crossings per day, usually at 0730, 1500 and 1645. |
Frequency of service: Up to 4 per day
Operator:
Brittany Ferries; Condor Ferries Journey time: From 3 hours (high speed service)
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| Onward travel from the port: | Bienvenue à Cherbourg From the ferry port, it's a few minutes walk to Cherbourg's main railway station (follow the quayside south along the side of the harbour), a short taxi ride, or bus number 8 runs between the ferry port and the station. Cherbourg Gare (railway station) is well connected to the French national rail network, with regular services to various local and long-distance destinations, including Paris (around 3 hours away). Cherbourg is a gateway for Normandy and Brittany, two of France's loveliest regions, with unique gastronomy and cultures, learn more on the official Normandy tourism website and the official Brittany tourism website. |
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Your route to Cherbourg (Northern France)
The lines on the map are for illustrative purposes only - they don't show the exact route taken by the ferry.
