is back! P&O - Take a day trip to Calais from £19! + 6 FREE bottles of Gallo Wine

pankotek

Take a day trip to France before 29th February and receive two great onboard offers.

Book now and not only will you receive SIX FREE bottles of Gallo wine (red, white or ros!) when you travel, but you'll also receive a voucher entitling you to a 'buy one get one free' English Breakfast or Fish & Chips in our onboard Food Court!

Promo code: JanwineDT
Fares start at just £19 for travel on a Sunday, Monday or Friday and you can travel on a Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday or Saturday for only £5 more. You can book this special offer until Tuesday 28th February.


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Tarry

Brilliant and thanks for posting. I will use that promotion for my ferry day trip next month Is that Gallo wine any good I wonder?

I did think they would go one, they normally do this time of year to fill ferries I guess, so that's good.

hel8itch

is there a link?

Tarry

http://www.poferries.com/

The same promo is one their front page

Tarry

About to book for about £24. I've been booked onto Spirit of Britain going over and Spirit of France coming back.....I hope they launch it by than! lol

Tarry

In all seriousness, I know it's the wrong time to ask, but what happens if they don't launch my booked on ferry coming home the date I've booked? Would I automatically be put on the ferry before or after that timing? Been half term and all? I'm booked onto the Spiriit of France.

Loudunlady

Can I book it for 2 days and only use outwards 1 day and inward 10 days later? It would be cheaper than a return crossing for me. Anyone know?

Tarry

I believe they will penalize you for the journey not taken.

gingin_2

Tarry wrote: »

Brilliant and thanks for posting. I will use that promotion for my ferry day trip next month Is that Gallo wine any good I wonder?

I did think they would go one, they normally do this time of year to fill ferries I guess, so that's good.

We used the deal a couple of weeks ago. The ferry was virtually empty except for the MSE'rs wandering around with their six pack of wine :d . We thought red was the safest bet but I think it will be relegated to the cooking wine because it's very thin. Much nicer wine to be had in the French supermarkets at a ridiculously low price but it was definitely a good value trip.

Tarry

gingin wrote: »

We used the deal a couple of weeks ago. The ferry was virtually empty except for the MSE'rs wandering around with their six pack of wine :d . We thought red was the safest bet but I think it will be relegated to the cooking wine because it's very thin. Much nicer wine to be had in the French supermarkets at a ridiculously low price but it was definitely a good value trip.

I much prefer empty ferries, more places to sit, no time is wasted queueing for things, so I do prefer it that way

We got the wobbly neck wine last time we did the trip with the wine offer (I travel without the wine offer lol). Not sure what its called but it wasn't bad. Although carrying a crate of wine in a f9 gale was interesting We where planning on crossing next month anyway, so the wine is an added bargain

Looking forward to it

veruccasalt

So, we are just driving down to Dover now and hoping we dont get stuck in snow! Can anyone who has been give us advice on picking the wine up. Were there big queues? Do they run out? Do you have to have all of one colour? Do you tgen have to carry it round with you for the rest of the crossing? Is it best to collect it early or later? Any other advice gratefully received!