The Côte Des Flandres Ferry is one of DFDS Seaways ferries which operates from Dover to Calais. The ferry stands at 33796 gross tons and was built in 2005 in France. The Côte Des Flandres was initially called the Berlioz and was built for Seafrance. In 2012 it was bought by MyFerryLink but when they ceased trading in 2015 it was acquired by DFDS ferries.
The ferry operates on the Dover to Calais ferry route with its sister ship the Côte Des Dunes. Both ferries were completely refurbished in January 2016 and now offer modern facilities for both commercial and tourist travelers.
There are 3 DFDS ferries that operate on the Dover to Calais ferry crossing. These include the Côte Des Flandres, Côte Des Dunes and finally the Calais Seaways.
The Côte Des Flandres is 186m long, with 8 decks and can carry approximately 1500 passengers, and 400 passenger vehicles. She and her sister ship the Côte Des Dunes are smaller than the Calais Seaways. However, their smaller stature means they are slightly faster with a cruising speed of up to 25 knots.
Côte Des Flandres Deck Plan
Onboard the Côte Des Flandres Ferry
Onboard the Côte Des Flandres as with the Côte Des Dunes you can find a whole host of different facilities to keep you comfortable. Facilities on-board include restaurant, bar and cafe, shop, information desk, bureau de change, and children’s play area.
The onboard restaurant offers a range of meals suitable for a variety of ages and tastes. Furthermore, the cafe and bar offer the ideal alternative for those wanting a snack or drink.
As crossing times are short from Dover to Calais, you’ll find no cabins on-board. Instead you’ll find lots of seating, a premium lounge and a freight drivers club.
If you happen to have mobility difficulties then you need not worry. The Côte Des Flandres is very accessible and staff are always available to help.
Shopping Onboard
The ferries onboard shop will provide you with a fantastic opportunity to buy any items you may need for your trip. These may include headlight adaptors, maps, GB stickers and travel adaptors. The on-board shop also offers a range of sweets, newspapers, magazines and duty-free type items such as alcohol, tobacco products and fragrances.
To book your ferry ticket for the Côte Des Flandres, please head over to our Dover to Calais ferry crossing page.
