Ferrysavers.com vs P&O Direct

[Plug550]

FYI. I was just going to book with Ferrysavers.com to cross Dover/ Calais this weekend. £149 with the former, but they wanted a further £1 to use my debit card. So I looked directly with P&O, and lo and behold, they don't charge for using my debit card.

A further incentive, as if I needed anything more, was the fact that they are 33% cheaper! Same crossing, same time, same day. Ferrysavers £149 - P&O £100.....

Lesson learned.

[LADANIVA]

There is next to no commision on Ferry crossing for the "agents" to play with.

Thats the reason P&O are better priced.

Good heads up

[PistonEm]

Accidentaly stumbled across this post. You are right on some occassions it's always worth visiting the operator directly also however I thought it was worth mentioning I used www.ferrysavers.co.uk to book my camping holidays and got it 75 quid cheaper than jumpcamp direct. Maybe it don't apply for that type of holidays but they deffo gave me some sort of discount. Best way to go about things is check everywhere before you book I guess.