Cheap Ferries to France – Cross Channel Ferry Tickets

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Ferry connections from the UK to continental Europe are extensive. France is the most popular destination but Holland and Spain are key too, cutting driving time in Europe for people living in Scotland and the north of England or for those heading to Spain and Portugal.

We’ve put together a guide to all of the different ferry crossings currently available from the UK to Europe. As well as the popular ones like Dover – Calais, we’ve also included a few non-UK routes, too, such as Copenhagen – Oslo. The reason for this is that these are ferry services commonly used by British and Irish motorhome owners. For example, the Copenhagen – Oslo ferry has become a key part of the route to Norway and Sweden for British motorhomers since the UK – Norway ferry services stopped running in 2008.

UK to France

UK to Spain

UK to Netherlands

UK to Ireland

UK to Denmark

Denmark to Norway

Ireland to France

Dover – Calais

Operator Crossing Information

Approx. Crossing Time: 1h30
No sailings on Christmas Day and often restricted sailings on Christmas Eve and Boxing Day.

Approx. Crossing Time: 1h15 to 1h45

Dover – Dunkirk

Operator Crossing Information

Approx. Crossing Time: 2 hours

Folkestone – Calais

Operator Crossing Information

Approx. Crossing Time: 35 minutes
Stay inside your own vehicle during the journey in bright air-conditioned carriages with display screens mapping your journey. You can get out of your vehicle within the carriage and at the end their is direct motorway access.

Plymouth – Roscoff

Operator Crossing Information

Approx. Day Crossing Time: 6 hours
Approx. Crossing Time Overnight: 8 hours

Poole – Cherbourg

Operator Crossing Information

Approx. Classic Day Crossing Time: 4h30
Approx. Crossing Time Overnight: 6h30
Approx. High Speed Crossing Time: 2h15

Portsmouth – Caen

Operator Crossing Information

Approx. Day Crossing Time: 6 hours
Approx. Crossing Time Overnight: 7 hours
Approx. High Speed Crossing Time: 3h45

Portsmouth – Cherbourg

Operator Crossing Information

Approx. Crossing Time: High Speed Service 3 hours

Portsmouth – St Malo

Operator Crossing Information

Approx. Day Crossing Time: 9 hours
Approx. Crossing Time: Overnight: 10h45

Plymouth – Santander

Operator Crossing Information

Approx. Crossing Time: 20 hours

Portsmouth – Bilbao

Operator Crossing Information

Approx. Crossing Time: 30 hours.
On the Portsmouth-Bilbao route you are cruising for 2 nights and on the return journey you are cruising for 1 night. Note: This service is being withdrawn from 27th September, 2010. Normal service until then.

Portsmouth – Santander

Operator Crossing Information

Approx. Crossing Time: 24 hours

Hull – Rotterdam

Operator Crossing Information

Approx. Crossing Time: 10 hours
On this crossing you are curising for one night.

Hull – Zeebrugge

Operator Crossing Information

Approx. Crossing Time: 12h30
On this crossing you are cruising for one night.

Newcastle – Amsterdam

Operator Crossing Information

Approx. Crossing Time: 16h30
This services usually operates daily.

Rosyth – Zeebrugge

Operator Crossing Information

Approx. Crossing Time: 20 hours
Usually no sailings on Christmas Eve & Christmas Day.

Liverpool – Belfast

Operator Crossing Information

Approx. Crossing Time: 8 hours

Liverpool – Dublin

Operator Crossing Information

Approx. Crossing Time: 7 hours

Harwich – Esbjerg

Operator Crossing Information

Approx. Crossing Time: 19 hours

Copenhagen – Oslo

Operator Crossing Information

Approx. Crossing Time: 16h30
This service usually operates daily.

Cork – Roscoff

Operator Crossing Information
Approx. Crossing Time: 14 hours
There is normally one sailing a week from Cork and one from Roscoff.

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