A day trip to France is a fantastic way to get away from it all and see something different. Discover a huge range of places to see and things to do from as little as £24 on your day trip to France.
What’s the best time to book a ferry to France? This is a question that comes up time and time again and we’ve answered it in our latest blog.
The Pride of Canterbury is a P&O Ferry that operates on the Dover to Calais ferry crossing. Find out about the facilities available onboard the ship and book your ferry to France.
If you are planning a trip from England to France you might immediately jump to the obvious choices. You might be a budget-conscious traveller or perhaps speed is more your game but have you ever considered what the best ferry to France is?
Where is Dover Ferry Port? Have you ever wondered, Where is Dover Ferry Port? Dover Ferry Port is 1.5 miles from Dover town centre and is located at the Eastern Docks, CT16 1JA. Where is Dover? Dover is a town in Kent which is located in the South East of England. The town is a major UK ferry port and lies at the shortest distance between France and England along the English Channel. The ferry routes operating from Dover include Dover to Calais and Dover to Dunkirk. How to Get to Dover Ferry Port Dover ferry port is extremely easy to reach by car, foot, bicycle, train or bus from the majority of destinations. Getting there by Car To reach the ports by car there are two popular road routes. Firstly from the M20 simply stay on the M20 and when you get to Folkestone continue along the A20 to Dover. The A20 leads straight to the ferry terminal and the route is extremely well signposted. Secondly from the M2 you simply drive towards Dover. Just after Faversham the M@ merges into the A2 where you can continue onto Dover ferry terminal. Again the route is well signposted. Parking at […]
