Ferries from Le Havre to Rosslare
The Le Havre Rosslare ferry line is not available at the moment by ferry operators in partnership with NetFerry.
Le Havre is on the north coast of France, where the river Seine reaches the English Channel. The passenger ferry terminal is quite close to the city centre. Just south of the Natural History Museum. The small terminal contains including toilets, vending machines for coffee and snacks, a baby change room. Muzzled dogs on a lead are allowed in all areas of the port. The building is wheelchair-accessible, and there are disabled toilets, the shuttle bus has a wheelchair ramp, and there is disabled parking in front of the terminal and wheelchairs are available in case of emergencies. Getting to and... [More information]
Address: Terminal de la Citadelle Le Havre 76600
Directions: Google Map @ Le Havre, port
Rosslare is a village that was created as a settlement around the harbour. The name is taken from the Celtic Cuan Ros Láir, meaning ‘harbour of the middle peninsula’. A brief history of Rosslare The village was developed in 1906 by the Great Western Railway and the Great Southern and Western Railway to accommodate steam ferry traffic between Britain and Ireland. It is also thought that harbour expansion and/or privatisation could improve exporting and logistical options for businesses and producers in Ireland offering an alternative to Dublin Port which dominates... [More information]