Who has the best prices for ferries??
Who has the best prices for ferries??
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Emsman

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7,313 posts

219 months

Wednesday 18th March 2009
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4 in thecar, leaving on Thursday morning. Who has the best ferry prices????
Normally we book about a week before departure but trying to be organized this time around.
Any ideas welcomed


redstu

2,287 posts

268 months

Wednesday 18th March 2009
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I think Norfolkline Dover - Dunkirk is probably the cheapest at less than £40, try www.aferry.to

for a more compleat list of options.

Edited by redstu on Wednesday 18th March 21:35

foxy ecosse

19 posts

218 months

Wednesday 18th March 2009
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hi
I got the ferry booked Norfolkline Dover to Dunkirk car and two people ( 2 seater car !)but could have been up to eight i think? £30.00 return all in booked it in November cheapest prices i've ever had in years

No ABS no airbags TVR

fatboy18

19,553 posts

240 months

Wednesday 18th March 2009
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Bottom line is the Earlier you book the cheaper it is wink

Just depends also on which port you want to go from!

Edited by fatboy18 on Wednesday 18th March 13:41

Gixer

4,463 posts

277 months

Saturday 21st March 2009
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foxy ecosse said:
hi
I got the ferry booked Norfolkline Dover to Dunkirk car and two people ( 2 seater car !)but could have been up to eight i think? £30.00 return all in booked it in November cheapest prices i've ever had in years

No ABS no airbags TVR
I'm on the 8am norfolk line £28 return.

Used them a couple of weeks back when we went to visit some friends down near le mans that was around £40 return. It was on time and served a decent breakfast from around £5

When we got back we decided to book them for le mans

Edited by Gixer on Saturday 21st March 09:46

Chrisgr31

14,275 posts

284 months

Sunday 22nd March 2009
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How much ime does the Dunkirk destination add to the driving time?

Last time I went to Le Mans (2007) i went out Newhaven-Dieppe, and returned Le Havre-Newhaven which was ideal for me, good timed crossings etc. This year you can't do Le Havre - Newhaven and the timings on the other routes are all useless, so is looking like Dover-Calais.

Gixer

4,463 posts

277 months

Sunday 22nd March 2009
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You're a couple of junctions further up. Its a 130k road, so adds about 20mins on the journey time. Some of thats made back by the fact its such a quiet port and is quicker to get out of

Rude-boy

22,227 posts

262 months

Monday 23rd March 2009
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Gixer said:
You're a couple of junctions further up. Its a 130k road, so adds about 20mins on the journey time. Some of thats made back by the fact its such a quiet port and is quicker to get out of
About 20 mins is bang on. We were over there yesterday and timed it at about that.