Towing Caravan from France to Ireland

The two Brittany Ferries ships which sail from Roscoff to Ireland are the same ones (Pont Aven and Armorique) which come across to Plymouth and I have used them both countless times. The main vehicle decks are cavernous and will easily accommodate your outfit- you will be guided in alongside large HGVs which will dwarf you. But I believe they sail to Cork rather than Rosslare - it’s the quickest route back from France to Ireland and takes about 12 hours.

Nine times out of ten you will drive straight through the ship - in one end and out the other end on arrival. But very occasionally there is a technical problem and if the bow doors won’t open you might have to do a U turn on board to get out. It is rare.

I don’t know tne Irish Ferries from Cherbourg but imagine they will be just the same, but take longer.

Best to. ask the truck drivers they will keep you right 

As Eurotraveller has said, the Brittany Ferries boats will take your rig without any trouble, and it is very  very rare not to be able to drive on and off without any reversing. If that was a posisbility then the loading crew will ensure you can do a round turn on boarding wihthout  any reversing . 

Thanks for your help, we travelled on a ferry from Barcelona to Genoa during the gap year and had to turn around on the ship when getting to Genoa port. It was stress full as it was very tight and a lot of impatient truck drivers, so we thought we would try to avoid this time. Thanks again, I think we will go with Brittany.