At Ferry Price you can book ferries from a choice of hundreds of Ports in the UK and Europe. As you would expect, we offer sailings to and from popular ports such as Dover and Dublin but we also go that step further and offer crossings all across Europe including inter-island crossings in countries such as Spain, Greece and Italy.
Ferry Price Ferries - Information on Services, Routes and Operators
Our most popular ferry routes here at Ferryprice.com are our English Channel Crossings. The English Channel, known in France as La Manche (the sleeve in English), is an arm of the Atlantic Ocean that separates England from northern France and joins the North Sea to the Atlantic. It is about 350 miles long and varies in width from 150 miles at its widest to just 21 miles in the Strait of Dover.
The UK Ferry market is a busy one with a fantastic choice of ferry crossings operating in all areas of the UK to various destinations around Europe. The UK's busiest commercial ferry port is Dover. The port is is served by well known ferry operators, P&O Ferries and Sea France who both offer services to Calais. The port is also served by LD Lines (Dover - Boulogne & Dover - Dieppe) and Norfolkline (Dover - Dunkerque). With such a wide choice of ferry services available form Dover passengers can pick and choose the exact service for their needs at great low prices at Ferry Price.
As an alternative to a channel ferry why not try the Eurotunnel service operating from Folkestone to Calais. The Eurotunnel service uses the Channel tunnel to take you and your vehicle to france in less than 40 minutes. Simply drive on to the train, relax, and drive off at Calais for your onward journey in France.
With Ferry Price you can search all European Ferry operators you benefit from a huge range of choice. All this choice means you really can make great savings on your chosen ferry route. For the most popular routes there are a wide range of choices for your ferry journey. A good example of this is the Dover to Calais cross channel ferry route. A number of companies service this route and with each company offering up to 20 crossings a day you really are spoilt for choice. For the quickest possible crossing choose a speed ferry or if time is not an issue for you why not enjoy a more pleasurable crossing on one of the larger ferries with their many on-board services and amenities.
General European Ferry Information
The busiest seaway in the world, the English Channel, connects Great Britain and mainland Europe sailing mainly to French ports, such as Calais, Boulogne, Cherbourg-Octeville, Caen, St Malo and Le Havre. Ferries from Great Britain also sail to Belgium, Denmark, Holland, Spain and Ireland. Some ferries carry mainly tourist traffic, but most also carry freight, and some are exclusively for the use of freight lorries.
Large cruise ferries sail in the Baltic Sea between Finland, Norway, Sweden, Germany and Estonia, and from Italy to Albania and Greece. In many ways, these ferries are like cruise ships, but they can also carry hundreds of cars on car decks. In Britain, car-carrying ferries are sometimes referred to as RORO (roll-on, roll-off) for the ease by which vehicles can board and leave.
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