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Brittany is France's north westernmost tip, bravely reaching outwards to the Atlantic Ocean. It is a delightful area to discover and is well-served with ferry ports, making it easy to bring your own car from Ireland. For a home from home once you arrive settle in to one of our Siblu holiday parks in the region, Domaine de Kerlann, Le Conguel, or Les Pierres Couchées. Think Celtic culture, crêpes-cider-and-seafood, a mild climate and a stunning coastline. It’s time to pack those suitcases: let’s head for southern Brittany! |
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Brittany offers a whole heap of activities and events for all the family to enjoy. Find out all there is to know about the world under the sea at leisure park-come-aquarium, Océanopolis (near Brest). Or for a less watery experience visit Pont-Scorff’s beautiful zoo. Quirky Labyrinthe de Pont-Aven (with petting zoo) will keep your little ones amused for hours. Lorient’s Interceltic Festival is a great way to embrace Celtic traditions from around the globe, while the Festival de Cornouaille (Quimper) is a dynamic array of concerts, parades and demonstrations of all things Breton. There’s also Bonobo Parc nearby – a zip wire adventure park. And right next to the Domaine de Kerlann campsite, explore artists’ fishing village Pont-Aven – famous for its association with Paul Gaugin. The town is particularly lively during the Fête des Fleurs d’Ajoncs (gorse flower festival on August 1st), with Breton food, music, dancing and locals in traditional costume. |
Why choose Brittany?
Get the ferry from the Ireland with your own car
Unrivaled coastline and beaches
Celtic music and caramel crêpes...
Picturesque towns and lively cities
Where to find them: Siblu Holiday Parks in France

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Travelling to Brittany from Ireland
Getting the ferry from Ireland is a particularly popular option for visitors to our parks in Brittany. Roscoff ferry port is easily accessible from Ireland thanks to crossings with Brittany ferries (from Cork and Rosslare) and it's a mere 1 hr 45 minutes drive away from Domaine de Kerlann! Brittany Ferries Our partnership with Brittany ferries gives you a 5% discount on your ferry crossing! Routes: Rosslare-Roscoff Departs: Monday evenings. Returns: Tuesday evenings Cork-Roscoff Departures: Saturday nights Irish Ferries Irish Ferries have a number of crossings throughout the summer, running every other day of the week Route: Dublin-Cherbourg Stena Line Stena Line run crossings 3 times a week Route: Rosslare-Cherbourg *Make sure to check the ferry providers' websites for the most up-to-date information about crossings |
Distances/driving time from Roscoff Ferry Port
131 km/ 1 hr 45 mins drive
197 km/ 2hrs 50 mins
287 km/ 3 hrs 30 mins
Distances/driving time from Cherbourg Ferry Port
429km/ 4 hrs 30mins
395km/ 4hrs 25 mins
373 km/ 4hrs