P&O Ferries Dover to Calais. Book direct with P&O ferries for the best prices on ferry tickets from England to France.
If you'd prefer to try a different carrier, there are also sailings between Dover and Calais from DFDS Ferries and Irish Ferries With seven super-ferries on the Dover to Calais route P&O Ferries (previously P&O Stena Line) now offer the biggest and best ships with the most sailings everyday. During peak hours there's a departure every 30 minutes, so no waiting at the port, and the crossing only takes between one and a quarter and one and a half hours. On January 21st 2011 the largest ferry ever on the Dover Calais route joined the P&O fleet. The Spirit of Britain is a truly spectacular ship which makes the ferry experience even more a part of your holiday. The Spirit of Britain was joined in early 2012 by its magnificent sister ship the Spirit of France. The Spirit of Britain and the Spirit of France are the largest ferries operating in the English Channel, accommodating 2,000 passengers. Yhey have room for 195 passenger cars and 180 trucks. The 11-deck Spirit of Britain and Spirit of France, spanning 700 feet (213 meters) from bow to stern, were built with special attention to the environment and energy efficiency. The streamlined hull design reduces fuel consumption by 50 percent compared to current ferries half the size plying between England and France, the shipbuilder said. So now you can take the P&O ferry crossing to France and help the environment. CLUB CLASS
Calais ferry port is just outside the town and as you leave the port you feed straight on to the A26. From Calais to Paris takes about 2 and a half hours on the A26/A1. If you are heading towards the South of France, Switzerland, Southern Germany or the Alps, bypass Paris by following the A26 to Reims then onwards.
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