GazTheHat

Are there any ferry crossing deals/vouchers/offers for the new year?

Dover -> Calais

davyboy

Norfolkline do Dover to Dunkirk.

Should be able to get a return for a little over £50

Takes an extra 30 mins, but time I have....money I dont.

WRX_Dazza

take the chunnel mate, much better / quicker and cheaper if you pre-book!!!

davyboy

The tunnel is never cheaper. A day return maybe similar, but a stay of longer will never be cheaper on the tunnel.

I think I've done 7 crossing this year, and not found them to be cheaper yet. Although I have used them twice as I had more cash when I was booking

dpb

Its 380 notes return over the xmas period

GazTheHat

Aye, i can't get a flight for under £250 each to bloody france/geneva.

So i thought sod it, i'll take the vRS. Will be cheaper.

The ferry was coming out at £178. I thought that was still quite a bit. When i used to do the occasional booze-cruise, it was about £50. OK, 10+ years ago

room 512

Have you tried speedferries.co.uk, Dover-Boulogne?

GazTheHat

Nice one!

They seem to be about £80 cheaper.

Around £100 return.

room 512

Used them last year and they were excellent, only a 50 minute crossing too!

davyboy

...just hope it's not too windy!

GazTheHat

that makes it more interesting.

davyboy

1) The boat moves around a lot during choppy conditions....and I mean a lot.

2) If it's really bad it doesn't operate.

ScoTTyB

can't fault speedferries in the slightest, they are doing (or where until recently) a buy one get one free offer.

Tony MY03WRX

Ferrybooker.com: Ferries & tunnel to France, Ireland and Europe

GazTheHat

Done #1 quite a few times.

Just drink more stella and everything levels itself out.

Jaybird-UK

Another vote for Norfolk line, all new fleet and nice big spaces to park cars in (less likely to get door dings!)

£19 each way