Book today, eat for free later. Brittany Ferries is currently offering a free onboard Food Pass when you book a return 2026 sailing on a Flexi fare – perfect if you fancy starting your holiday with a proper meal (and not paying ferry-restaurant prices out of pocket).
Free onboard food pass with Brittany Ferries flexi ticket
Sail to Spain:Free Medium Food Pass (worth £40) You can use the Food Pass in the onboard restaurants and cafés – from coffee + croissants to a full sit-down meal.
Why this one’s genuinely worth it
Flexi = maximum flexibility: changes are typically allowed right up to a few hours before departure (great for real-life plans). We booked Flexi last summer and ended up needing it – our car broke down on the trip, so we had to move our ferry back. Being able to reschedule made a messy situation far easier.
Lower deposit: Flexi is designed to be easier on the wallet upfront compared to paying a big chunk immediately.
Travel window: available on most routes up to November 2026 (so it’s not just a quiet season only promo).
Key deadline
Book by 23:59 on Monday 19 January 2026 (after that, the free Food Pass deal ends).
Quick: how to book
Choose your return Brittany Ferries sailing for 2026
Select the Flexi fare at checkout
The free Food Pass should be included as part of the offer (France = Small / Spain = Medium)
Food Pass sizes at a glance
Small Food Pass: pay £25 and you normally get extra credit to spend onboard Brittany Ferries UK
Medium Food Pass: normally includes extra credit too (Brittany Ferries markets Food Passes as “extra spend, for free”).
Ferrygogo tip
If you’re already leaning towards Flexi for peace of mind, this promo basically turns your booking into a ‘free meal include' deal – especially nice on longer crossings or if you’re travelling with kids.
JW, one of the co-founders of FerryGoGo, has a passion for food, drink and travel. He loves exploring data and the history of the destinations featured on FerryGoGo, and he’s always curious about the population of each place. He’s also sailed many of the ferry routes between the UK and the continent himself; from Saint-Malo–Portsmouth to overnight crossings such as Portsmouth–Cherbourg and Newcastle–Amsterdam - so his guides are grounded in first-hand experience.
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