Stena Line is the world’s leading ferry line and
offers members a choice of routes to Ireland
and Holland, including the world’s largest fast
Holland route have been extended by a record 52m to give
ferries – the HSS.
The routes served are :
passengers even greater comfort and range of facilities.
The HSS, the only fast
Harwich to Hook of Holland
There is now a choice of restaurants on board (meals are
Fishguard to Rosslare
ferry really suitable
no longer included in the fare) and a good range of en
Holyhead to Dublin / Dun Laoghaire
for carrying caravans,
Stranraer to Belfast.
suite cabin accommodation. If you are travelling on the
Ferry Services
operate on the
value for money day service, why not also book a cabin so
Holyhead / Dun Laoghaire and Stranraer to Belfast routes,
you can relax before the journey ahead.
whilst the two Superferries on the Harwich to Hook of Members will benefit from discounts on all routes and services.
TRANSMANCHE
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LD Lines – Riding on the waves of success with Transmanche Ferries - Newhaven to Dieppe
TRANSMANCHE
their new route from Newhaven to Le Havre! service beats all records!
FERRIES
LD Lines have been riding on the waves of success after their The popular Newhaven to Dieppe r
TRANSMANCHE TRANSMANCHE
FERRIES
FERRIES
oute saw record sailing numbers
new route launch from Newhaven to Le Havre in 2007 offering for Transmanche Ferries in 2007. This marked an excellent start for
a crucial extra service over the busy summer months! Good the new management of the company by LD Lines and highlighted
news for all those eager 2008 summer caravanners wanting to the success of the two new ships on the route.
travel to western France and the beautiful Normandy, Brittany
Caravan club members travelling with
and Loire regions for the summer holidays.
Transmanche Ferries may appreciate
Book early for 2008 to get the best deals
the relaxing leisure areas – including
and ensure a cabin especially for the peak
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panoramic lounge –
holiday periods as this new route has been
FERRIEthSe elegant surroundings, the bar,
particularly popular with holidaymakers.
restaurant, boutique and children’s
The popular Portsmouth to le Havre service play-areas, and the quality of the
is still the most value for money western new cabins onboard. Relax and enjoy
route in the channel with superbly keen yourself: for four few hours, you’re on
pricing throughout the year especially a cruise.
if you book early to secure the peak season travel dates. The
The 4 hour crossing gives members a direct route to the
Norman Spirit ferry has additional cabin capacity and new
heart of France from the South East of England. Dieppe,
modern style “LD Sleeper Seats” which are exclusive to LD Lines.
with its beautiful harbour and town, is a pleasant way to
Also to show their commitment to the route, LD Lines start your holiday on the continent.
have recently ordered a new ship for the western channel
BOOK ONLINE NOW at the Caravan Club website and
route which will be ready for service in 2009/10.
receive a 5% discount off all fares.
Onboard LD Lines you will find restaurants, cafeterias and a
Please note: Bookable online only (applies to LD Lines
pub. There’s comfortable seating and a friendly and refined
and Transmanche Ferries).
atmosphere in the lounges. You’ll also find kids’ areas,
Timetables maybe subject to tidal adjustments.
Internet access, private cabins and shopping on board.
BOOK ONLINE NOW at the Caravan Club website and
receive a 5% discount off all fares.
Call the travel service on 01342 316101
or visit
www.caravanclub.co.uk
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