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You can now book tickets for cross channel ferry journeys from the UK online. All the major ferry companies such as P&O are available and you can find the timetables online from travel websites such as OTC. You book ferry journeys on all the major routes such as Dover - Calais, Folkestone - Calais, Amsterdam - Newcastle, Portsmouth - Jersey and many more. One ideal reason to book your ferry tickets online is that you can search around for the best prices and for late availability crossing if you want to get a bargain. You can post reviews here for the best websites to find the lowest ferry crossing rates and which ferry companies had the best service, such as if they were on time or not. This can help other users gage who they should be booking their ferry tickets with and whether to go for late availability.

With Reviews

• P&O Ferries - Offers a wide range of routes: Dover to Calais, Portsmouth to Bilbao, Portsmouth to Cherbourg, Portsmouth to Le Havre, Hull to Rotterdam and Hull to Zeebrugge.
• SeaFrance - SeaFrance are the only French operator on the Dover-Calais route and boast a uniquely French ambiance.
  

Alphabetical

• Brittany Ferries
  Ferry service between Ireland, UK, France and Spain.
• Condor Ferries
  Linking the UK, Channel Islands and Western France.
• Northlink
  Car ferry service to the Orkney and Shetland Islands.
• Stena Line Ferries
  Offers fast ferries, superferries and overnight ferries to Ireland, Holland and Britain.

Posted on 29 / 07 / 2003

P&O Ferry Crossing - Review

Booked a late availability crossing to calais which was ideal because I only wanted to a day trip to buy some cheap wine and beer. I found the best prices were online compared to my local travel agent and saved over ten pound by doing it at the OTC website. As I take a trip over to France every couple of months or so to save cash on wine and beer I find it much easier to book online because it means me not having to travel into Croydon between 9-5 to book a ticket. As I work those hours it doesn't make it very convenient, and as I go to France on Saturdays I don't want to booking on that day. I usually go by P&O ferry because I trust them the most, what with them being the main operator, the smaller ones worry me a little and never seem as nice inside.

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Antony Price, Croydon

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Ferries tickets have become cheaper due to the comeptition of the channel tunnel and cheap flight operators such as Ryanair and Easyjet. Therefore it is a good idea to search around online and find the best / low / cheap prices for ferry tickets. There are lots of websites online which allow you book tickets online.