Taxi Roscoff → Morlaix

The Roscoff — Morlaix journey is the natural link between northern Finistere's ferry port and railway station, a short 25 km transfer connecting two towns with distinct identities. Roscoff faces the sea and the world: its port welcomes Brittany Ferries from Plymouth (6-hour crossing), its quays still echo with the story of the Johnnies — those Roscoff pink onion sellers who from 1828 crossed the Channel each summer to sell braided onions door-to-door in England, Wales and Scotland, becoming Brittany's unwitting ambassadors across the Channel. The Ile de Batz, accessible in 15 minutes by boat from the old port, is a 3.5 km paradise with white sand beaches, the Georges Delaselle colonial garden (2,500 tropical species) and coastal paths offering 360-degree panoramas. The Station Biologique de Roscoff, founded in 1872, is one of Europe's most prestigious marine research centres. Morlaix, at the head of its estuary, is dominated by its two-tier railway viaduct, one of Brittany's most spectacular structures, and its station serves TGV trains to Paris via Rennes. The taxi between these towns is essential for ferry passengers catching a TGV, marine researchers, Ile de Batz holidaymakers and Roscoff thalassotherapy guests.