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Contact :
roscoff(at)morlaix.cci.fr
29 682 Roscoff
Tel:
Fax: 02 98 61 18 16
Capitainerie
Quai de la Criée - Port de Bloscon
29 680 ROSCOFF
Tel : 00 33 (0)2 98 61 27 84
Fax : 00 33 (0)2 98 19 31 87
E-mail : roscoff.capt.smib.dde-finistere(at)equipement.gouv.fr
Les compagnies de navigation
Brittany Ferries
Liaison Roscoff-Plymouth (toute l'année) et Roscoff-Cork (de mars à fin octobre)
Tel : 33 (0)2 98 29 28 24
Site web : www.brittany-ferries.fr
Irish Ferries
Liaison Roscoff-Rosslare (d'avril à fin septembre)
Tel : 33 (0)2 98 61 17 17
Site Web : www.irishferries.com
Sables d'Ar Mor
Extraction et commercialisation de
matériaux marins
Tel : 33 (0)2 96 95 31 18
Port of Roscoff
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Roscoff deep water port was designed between 1970 and 1972, on the initiative of Morlaix region's economic and political stakeholders. Under the concession of the department of Finistère, its management has been ensured by Morlaix Chamber of Commerce and Industry since the outset. Its initial calling was directed towards the local vegetable production export. Since then, a capital ferry and cargo ships traffic has been carried out from Bloscon head. The port of Roscoff has thus become the most important port for traffic towards Ireland.
Facilities
* Two 120-metre and 90-metre long quays for cargo ships (up to 5,000 tonnes for the 120 m quay)
* A 240-metre docking quay specifically reserved for ferries and equipped with a 70-metre long Roll-on Roll-off bridge, with two-lane traffic
* Two fishing quays providing a 190-metre docking platform
* A harbour station providing all of the necessary services for ferry passengers
* Twelve hectares of car park area and platform storage
* A 50-tonne weighbridge
* A 1,200 m2 first zone warehouse, alongside the quay for bulk agri-food products
* Storage warehouses
* A storage area for sand and marine conditioners
* A 2,500 m2 fish auction market
* A tax-free, diesel fuelling station for fishing boats (4-100,000 litre tanks)
The Services
* On-site presence of operators for handling, storage or bulking work
* Cranes available upon request
* Electric power and fresh water supply at all quays
* On-site Customs