Ferry to France: info required
 

Checking ferry prices for school holiday time and prices are exorbitant.
What's to stop me buying a day return, swanning around France for five days and then buying a day return on the French side?

Sounds straightforward but I bet it ain't.

Nope, it's not.

The ferry companies keep your details, and if any part of a ticket isn't used, they reserve the right to charge you full fare on your credit/debit card at a later date.

If you think they prices are dear, give them a ring and ask if there are any special offers.

I've just booked 10 days from next friday, shareholder's 50% discount, and it's STILL £105 return!

P&O:
UK: 08705 980 333
0800-2000, Monday-Friday
0800-1830, Saturday, Sunday and Bank Holidays

Alcazar

You should get a Norfolkline ferry for £60 return.

£19 each way

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I'd pay cash then.

I'm not sure you can......

I do know this was done to death on www.livngfrance.com/forums

Alcazar

Try Norfolkline.

Dover - Dunkerque.

Seconded Norfolkline otherwise see ferrysavers that should give you a list of everyone else.

5t.

Used Speedferries last Spring Bank Holiday week, superb, couldn't fault the service, 50 minute crossing as well.

When we went to france from dover, it cost £110 return, but that was an anytime ticket so we could ammend it. The ferry was brilliant and it was a smooth ride, that was with P&O.

Winners.

Norfolkline for me to Dunkerque. New ferries as well.

Another vote for Norfolkline. Used them several times, no issues at all.

Try these we are going Dover Calais last week in Aug, got a 7 day return for £90 on P&O.

P&O direct wanted £160 for the same dates and times.....

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