Roscoff Hotels

A coastal commune of less than 4,000 people, Roscoff is a popular ferry port that provides access to Plymouth, England, and Cork and Rosslare, Ireland. As a result, Roscoff is a de facto first point of entry for many visitors to France. While the village’s status as a transport hub makes it a perpetual gateway to other destinations on the coast and within the region of Brittany, Roscoff offers some decent reasons to stick around for a few days. Île de Batz is a lovely little island across from the mainland that is well worth a tour. In addition, Roscoff has several fine points of interest, such as the Jardin Exotique, Jardin Georges Delaselle and Notre-Dame de Croaz Batz. The annual Fête de l'Oignon de Roscoff, or “Onion Festival”, is a wildly popular local event.

Attractions

• Notre-Dame de Croaz Batz
• Jardin Exotique de Roscoff
• Station biologique de Roscoff
• Île de Batz
• Jardin Georges Delaselle

Activities

• La Fête de l'Oignon de Roscoff
• Fête la Mer
• Festival Interceltique de Lorient
• Brest Oceanopolis
• Erquy Scallop Festival

Restaurants

• La Moussaillone
• La Moule au Pot
• Le Surcouf
• The Yachtman
• Les Arcades Restaurant

Nightlife

• Bar de la Plage
• Le Sailor
• Le Winch Pub
• L’Hermine
• Le Marigny

Climate

Roscoff has a temperate maritime climate, with moderate to heavy rain throughout the year and temperatures between 5°C and 21°C.