Seafrance Molière
Operated by Seafrance
Seafrance Molière
Operated by Seafrance
This ship is no longer operated by Seafrance.
The most recent addition to the SeaFrance fleet, the SeaFrance Molière is simply without equal. She is the longest ferry in operation on the Channel and easily identifiable by her fine, clean lines. The interior is equally special with each area having its own unique style. Once onboard, you’ll feel yourself drift away as she glides through the water. Or if you’re feeling adventurous, why not take a stroll around the outer decks and discover the impressive size and scale of this amazing ship.
There’s a choice of restaurants and bars onboard the SeaFrance Molière to suit every age and taste including the informal Le Relais family restaurant, Le Brasserie, where the traditional food of France is made all the more delicious by the unique setting, Latitudes, a relaxed bar serving a fine selection of wines, drinks and snacks, Le Parisien cafe and Le pub, a traditionally and popular place to relax.
La Boutique on the Seafrance Rodin offers passengers a specially selected a range of products including wines and spirits, fragrances, sweets and chocolates, toys and souvenirs - and all at competitive prices. All the main methods of payment are accepted onboard in either GBP or Euros.
The Seafrance Molière features an information desk and a commission free bureau de change.
SeaFrance want the kids to enjoy the crossing as much as you do so they’ve created dedicated areas onboard for babies, smaller children and teenagers. There are special nursery areas onboard with handy baby-changing so you can look after the little ones in peace. Kids can burn off some energy at the Playzone - a safe play area created just for them. With cartoons, games and child-friendly furniture, they’re sure to be nice and relaxed by the time they’re back in the car. Teenagers meanwhile can entertain themselves at the Video-game Zone where they’ll find a range of thrilling games on the latest arcade machines - perfect to play alone, with friends, or even with you.
Passenger decks can be accessed via elevators from the car deck. Disabled toilets are available and easily accessible and passenger areas are usually wide enough for wheelchairs to move around easily. If you would like your food to be brought to your table in the self service restaurant, just ask a member of the Seafrance team, who will be happy to help.
Please Note: Whilst we have taken great care in making our Seafrance Molière guide as accurate as possible, onboard facilities, services and entertainment may vary depending on the date and time of year that you travel, facilities mentioned may change without notification and ferry companies reserve the right to operate vessels other than those mentioned at time of booking without prior notification.
