The Enez Sun 3

The ENEZ SUN III

The Enez Sun 3 was built in 1991 by the Glehen shipyard in Douarnenez.

The Enez Sun 3 is dedicated to serving the island of Sein from Audierne and can carry 250 passengers and 10 tonnes of cargo.

Measuring 34 metres in length and 8 metres in width, it has a cruising speed of 15 knots and a crew of seven. There is a bar on board.

The Enez Sun 3 operates a daily service for ten months of the year; on Wednesdays, it runs twice a day. In July and August, it operates three times a day.

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Fuel consumption varies from one vessel to another depending on factors such as size, operating conditions and the constraints imposed by service level agreements (SLAs), etc., making it difficult to compare figures. We are available to provide further details regarding the data provided.
Please remember to book your crossing at least 48 hours in advance. During school holidays, particularly in the summer, we strongly recommend that you book at least one week before your departure to ensure you have a place on board our ships.
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- By telephone, by contacting one of our ferry terminals: Ouessant/Molène on 02 98 80 80 80 or Sein on 02 98 70 70 70.
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Two pieces of hand luggage per person are permitted. These are kept by the passenger during the voyage (depending on the vessel). The baggage allowance is limited to 20 kg per adult passenger and 10 kg per child passenger.

Luggage other than hand luggage is placed in a container and travels in the hold (depending on the ship).