PORT GUIDE

PLYMOUTH

About Plymouth International Port

Ideally situated for passengers coming from the West of England and Wales, Plymouth port offers Brittany Ferries sailings to France and Spain.

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Millbay, Devon, PlymouthPL1 3EWUnited Kingdom

Check-in times:

Due to our new health & safety measures, passengers must check-in at least 90 minutes before departure.

BY CAR

Going south from Exeter, head southwest on the A38 to Plymouth. Exit the A38 at the A374 and follow signs to the 'continental ferry port'.

BY TRAIN

Frequent trains run from London's Paddington Station to Plymouth taking 3 to 4 hours. For rail information visit www.nationalrail.co.uk.

Plymouth Citybus operates buses from the train station into the city centre but there is no direct bus to the ferry terminal. Local bus information can be found at www.plymouthbus.co.uk

BY COACH

National Express has frequent daily bus services between London's Victoria Coach Station and Plymouth coach station on Mayflower Street. The coach station is around 25 minutes' walk from the terminal. Visit www.nationalexpress.com for schedules and information.

BY FOOT

It takes approximately 15 minutes to walk to the ferry terminal from the town centre and 20 minutes from both the train and bus stations.

Plymouth port facilities

Café

Baby change area

Dogs on a lead are allowed in the port area but not inside the terminal building

Payphones

Wheelchair-accessible building with information desk and departure lounge on the first floor

Escalator and a lift suitable for wheelchairs

Disabled toilets inside terminal and at the Freight Office

Wheelchairs available in case of emergency

Disabled parking

Assistance provided for those with limited mobility and wheelchair users

TERMINAL OPENING HOURS

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the terminal building is temporarily closed.

DISABLED FACILITIES

Foot passenger access to the ship is via a long, partially-uncovered walk which involves negotiating stairs and slopes. We will provide assistance to those with limited mobility and wheelchair users. This may take slightly longer than usual.

TRAVELLING WITH DOGS

Once past the security check point, dogs cannot leave your vehicle.

The nearest parks outside of the port are Plymouth Hoe, which is signposted from the port (6 minute drive/19 minute walk), and Devils Point (8 minute drive/26 minute walk).

ELECTRIC CARS

There are four charge points available at the port which use a Type 2 cable. This service is provided by Plug-N-Go. You will need to download their app from the App Store or Google Play to register and set up your payment details. For more information on Plug-N-Go charge points, please visit www.plug-n-go.com.

For information about other charge point locations in the UK and Europe visit www.plugshare.com or www.zap-map.com.

PARKING

The car park is run by ABP who own the port. Card/contactless payment available.

Plymouth port car parking charges
Duration (max stay of 31 days)	Fee
Up to 2 hours	FREE
24 hours	£12.00

For early morning sailings, you can park your caravan or motorhome overnight in the vehicle check-in lanes. Your vehicle is parked at your own risk and should not be left unattended. No port facilities are open overnight.

OTHER PARKING

Alternative and cheaper parking can be arranged through www.justpark.com

FREIGHT DRIVER FACILITIES

There are showers available in the Freight Office.

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