F e r r y
Operator Route Journey Time
Portsmouth - Caen 6 hrs
Portsmouth - St Malo 9 hrs
Services
Poole - Cherbourg 2½ hrs-4½ hrs
Plymouth - Roscoff 6 hrs
Plymouth - Santander 18 hrs
Newcastle - Ijmuiden 15 hrs
As you know we always endeavour to obtain
(Amsterdam)
Harwich - Esbjerg 17 hrs
the best rates and offers for our members
Newcastle -Stavanger/ 24½ hrs
travelling overseas. In past years the majority
Haugesund/Bergen
of the ferry operators have been extremely
Folkestone – Coquelles
co-operative in spite of downward pressure
(between Calais & Boulogne)
35 mins
on prices and continued to give our members
some level of discount when booking through
Newhaven – Dieppe 4½ hrs
The Club’s Travel Service.
Portsmouth – Le Havre 5½–8hrs
Newhaven – Le Havre 5½hrs
We are pleased to say that this will continue in 2008 with
discounts or added value benefits with most operators.
Pembroke – Rosslare 3¾ hrs
Holyhead – Dublin 1¾ hrs-3¼ hrs
The best ferry prices are usually obtainable if you also
Ferry Services
book at least 7 nights on one or more sites (or Camping
Dover – Calais 1½ hrs
Cheques) but discounts of up to 15% are available on
Portsmouth – Bilbao 35 hrs
some low season retail fares, whilst Norfolk Line are
Hull - Rotterdam 11 hrs
Hull - Zeebrugge 12½ hrs
offering members a 2 for 1 deal on entry into their Club
Lounge – no pre booking necessary, just show your
Cairnryan – Larne 1hr-1½ hrs
Caravan Club membership card at reception on board.
Stena Line, meanwhile are offering the benefits of their
Dover – Calais 40 mins-1½ hrs
flexible fare at an economy price – further discounted!
Fishguard – Rosslare 3½ hrs
The range of alternatives on all services remains
Harwich - Hook of Holland 6 hrs
unchanged and, as always, we have endeavoured to
Holyhead – Dublin 1¼ hrs-3¼ hrs
Holyhead – Dun Laoghaire 1¾ hrs
secure the best possible deals and benefits for members.
Stranraer – Belfast 1¼ hrs-3¼ hrs
Rosyth – Zeebrugge 17½ hrs
If you are planning to tour Scandinavia or Holland
(or beyond) during 2008 then DFDS Seaways
offers the perfect way to start your holiday at
prices that may pleasantly surprise you.
DFDS operate a fleet of high quality ships packed with
things to keep you entertained or simply to enjoy a
relaxing crossing. Now that DFDS have taken over the
route to Norway previously operated by Fjord Line,
you can travel from Newcastle to Bergen, Stavanger or
Ijmuiden (Amsterdam) or from Harwich to Esbjerg.
Club members get 10% off the flexible passenger and
vehicle fares and can book on www.caravanclub.co.uk or
by telephoning DFDS direct on 08715 229955 quoting
‘Caravan Club’ (telephone booking fee applies)
Call the travel service on 01342 316101
(calls may be recorded)
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