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Brittany Ferries Kids Go Free offer 2026/2027

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Brittany Ferries is offering free child travel on its available routes to France and Spain. Children aged 15 and under travel free on the child passenger fare when travelling with a full-paying adult.

The offer covers travel between 16 October 2026 and 22 February 2027, including October half term, Christmas and February half term. Bookings must be made by 23:59 on Monday 21 September 2026.

Brittany Ferries kids go free offer
Kids go free with Brittany Ferries - 2026 / 2027 offer
Brittany Ferries discount
Children aged 15 and under travel free with Brittany Ferries from 16 October 2026 to 22 February 2027. Book by 21 September. Terms apply.

Brittany Ferries Kids Go Free offer

Take the family to France or Spain and pay no passenger fare for children aged 15 and under.

SavingChildren aged 15 and under travel free
Book by23:59 on 21 September 2026
Travel period16 October 2026 to 22 February 2027
DestinationsFrance and Spain
UK departure portsPortsmouth, Plymouth and Poole
Ticket typesEarly Bird, Standard and Flexi
Travel typesCars, motorhomes, caravans, motorcycles and foot passengers
Best forFamily holidays during October, Christmas and February school breaks
Offer codeNo promotional code required

The promotion applies to all available Brittany Ferries routes during the travel period. Sailings and availability vary by route, particularly outside the main summer season.

Why this is a useful family ferry offer

This is a genuinely broad offer. It is not restricted to one route, a particular ticket type or families travelling by car. Foot passengers can use it too, while motorists can travel with their own car, campervan or caravan.

Taking your own vehicle is particularly practical with children. There are no airline luggage limits to work around, and you can bring child seats, pushchairs, coats, toys and the rest of the family holiday kit without trying to fit everything into a couple of suitcases.

The important detail is that only the child passenger fare is free. Cabins, reserved accommodation, meals, pets and other optional extras remain chargeable. On longer crossings, those additions can form a significant part of the final price.

Which route should you choose?

Brittany Ferries kids go free offer
Kids go free with Brittany Ferries - 2026 / 2027 offer
Brittany Ferries discount
Children aged 15 and under travel free with Brittany Ferries from 16 October 2026 to 22 February 2027. Book by 21 September. Terms apply.

For Normandy, look first at Portsmouth-Caen or Portsmouth-Cherbourg. These routes can save considerable driving compared with arriving around Calais, particularly if you are heading towards western Normandy or further south.

For Brittany and western France, Portsmouth-Saint-Malo and Plymouth-Roscoff are usually the more logical choices. Saint-Malo is particularly attractive if the walled city, Mont-Saint-Michel or the northern Brittany coast is part of your holiday.

For Spain, Brittany Ferries sails directly to Bilbao and Santander from Portsmouth, with selected Santander sailings from Plymouth. These longer crossings are particularly useful for family road trips because you arrive in northern Spain with your own vehicle and avoid the long drive through France.

Use our UK-France ferry comparison or UK-Spain ferry guide to compare the routes before choosing a sailing.

Our family experience with Brittany Ferries

We have travelled with two children on Brittany Ferries between Saint-Malo and Portsmouth and from Portsmouth to Cherbourg.

The ships were well suited to family travel, with children’s play areas, arcade games, outside decks and entertainment on board. On our daytime Saint-Malo crossing, the children even managed to sleep on the sofas, although in hindsight a cabin would have made nap time considerably easier.

That is worth considering when using this offer. Free child fares can reduce the basic crossing price, but the cabin and sailing time may matter more than the lowest headline fare, especially on an overnight crossing or a longer sailing to Spain.

You can read our Saint-Malo-Portsmouth family experience or compare the options in our Brittany Ferries cabins, tickets and upgrades guide.

Important terms

  • The promotion is available for new bookings only.
  • Children must be aged 15 or under.
  • Children must travel with a full-paying adult.
  • The offer applies to the child passenger fare only.
  • All sailings are subject to availability.
  • Travel must take place between 16 October 2026 and 22 February 2027.
  • The offer applies to Early Bird, Standard and Flexi fares.
  • Vehicle bookings and foot-passenger bookings are eligible.
  • Cabins, onboard accommodation and other add-ons remain chargeable.
  • The environmental contribution under the EU Emissions Trading System still applies.
  • The offer cannot be combined with another special offer or promotion.
  • Bookings must be made by 23:59 on Monday 21 September 2026.

Check that the free child fare is shown in the booking summary before paying, and compare the complete price after adding any cabin, pet, trailer or other extras.

FerryGoGo verdict

This is one of the more useful Brittany Ferries family offers because it covers different ticket types, vehicles and foot passengers rather than one narrowly defined crossing.

It is particularly worth checking for an October half-term break to France, a Christmas trip or a February half-term holiday. Families considering Spain may see a meaningful saving too, although cabins and other accommodation can still make the final booking considerably more expensive.

Choose the route based on your complete journey, not simply the lowest ferry fare. A slightly more expensive crossing that reduces driving or gives the family a proper night’s sleep can still be the better deal.

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Co-founder of FerryGoGo

Jan Willem van Tilburg is co-founder of FerryGoGo and focuses on ferry market research, editorial strategy and practical travel content. His work covers ferry fares, route comparisons and first-hand travel guides based o…

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