Cheap Dover-Calais Ferry Deals discussion

Nicki_123

Found another deal on FERRYSAVERS.CO.UK, 24 hr return trip from Dover to Dunkerque with Norfolkline, just £19 (car + 4 passengers), cheaper than going anywhere in UK, I'm going to France!!!!

Tarry

I used this voucher site I found by google (and checked on here), and managed to get £20 off and it booked through the P&0 site for my Saturday trip, so instead of £90, I got it for £70.

Casanova

Just booked to go over to France for a week over New Year, costing £104 return plus £2.59 Mastercard fee (would have been £1.00 booking fee with a debit card). Found the most competitive comparison site in my case was Ferrysavers - nice and easy to use, too.

My one worry is that there were only options for Child (0-18) and Adult (27-54). The ages of our group are 4, 23, 25, 30, 57 and 59. So potentially 4 of us fall into the no-man's-land of age brackets... :S

Spudly

There is a new deal on until 31st of october with a free bottle of wine
details here http://www.poferries.com/tourist/content/pages/krn.html?CID=krn
It's £3 for foot passengers, £19 for a day trip with a car and £17 for an afternoon trip. There are some days that are not available and a supplement for saturday travel, see the site for more info

Edit - I think the free bottle of wine may have ended but the sailing offer is still on

Spudly

I am thinking of going over again in December so I did a pretend booking for the 19th of Dec and it came up at £19
PS I went at the weekend and I got the free bottle of wine

jaymac_2

Norfolkline promo code TEF04 valid for a week or so but can book twelve months in advance,single Dover-Dunkirk from £13.50 for car plus 4 people

malnik

Cost with code £151.50
Cost without code £45.00
Strange......

Budget

MSE_Lawrence wrote: »

For a rundown of some top deals on Dover-Calais ferry crossings see the

Cheap Ferry Deals note

If you've spotted or heard of others, or you've feedback on those I've listed, please post below.

... just click 'post reply' to report new offers

Thanks for your help

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I'm not sure if I'm posting this in the right place but I think you need to remind your readers, Martin, that the current French strike may cause problems especially with the shortage of fuel for cars, etc.

nbt

DO you *have* to use both legs of the journey? It looks like it's cheaper for me to book a day return for the outbound leg of my journey and not use the return , then get another single for the return leg a few days later

antenna

nbt wrote: »

DO you *have* to use both legs of the journey? It looks like it's cheaper for me to book a day return for the outbound leg of my journey and not use the return , then get another single for the return leg a few days later

If you dont use the return half of the ticket when you should (on a cheap day return) you will be charged the FULL rack rate for the one way trip.