Ferry deals this summer

[Don Madge]

This is a good site for the latest ferry deals and other ferry info.

 

http://www.directferries.co.uk/news/2011july.htm

 

Don

[postnote]

We joined the camping club this year and decided to see if they could get a ferry price cheaper than I could.

I tried the discount websites and although I managed to get a good price, the camping club travel shop managed to beat it. Only by £4.00 but when you look at the fact we go over to Europe at least 6 times a year it will pay for next year’s subscription ;-) ;-)

[fairweather camper]

the earlier you book a ferry, the cheaper it is. We went in June for £95 return which we booked in February, at the same time we booked for September, for £43 return, both on a Sunday at 8.15 am. both returning at 4.30 pm. Love the pug :-D

[derek500]

Don Madge - 2011-07-07 11:05 AM

 

This is a good site for the latest ferry deals and other ferry info.

 

http://www.directferries.co.uk/news/2011july.htm

 

Don

 

Had a look for September 16, Norfolkline one way, Dover to Dunkerque. We always use Norfolkline, as they don't charge for dogs on the UK > France leg.

 

Norfolkline was £34 + £6 fuel surcharge.

 

directferries was £42.50. £2.50 more than going via Norfolkline.

 

In the end went with Norfolkline via Quidco and got a 7% cashback.

 

Used to use CC but we've just changed to C&CC and their booking service doesn't do Norfolkline.

[tonyishuk]

Just been on the Caravan Club Site and tried a booking.

 

 

It seems that if you have a motor caravan you cannot book a trailer. (Option greyed out)

 

 

The good news is that if you book as a car (up to 10 meters long) you can take a trailer *-)

 

Rgds