SeaFrance Ferries Stena Line Norfolk-line
SeaFrance continues to offer members Stena Line is the world’s leading ferry The result of a multi-million pound
of The Caravan Club fantastic fares for company and offers members a choice investment, Norfolkline’s revolutionary
2009 and, as the only French ferry of routes to Ireland and Holland from fleet of three vessels, Maersk Dover,
operator on the Dover to Calais route, Britain, using both conventional and Maersk Dunkerque and Maersk Delft,
with SeaFrance you can soak up the fast ferries. offers the channels most sophisticated
French atmosphere the moment you
Its HSS vessels, the only fast ferries
sailing experience, with up to 24
step on board. With up to 15 daily
really suitable for carrying caravans,
sailings a day on their Dover-
departures, there is bound to be a time
operate on the Holyhead-Dun
Dunkerque route.
that suits your travel arrangements.
Laoghaire and Stranraer-Belfast routes. Striking modern interiors, exclusively
SeaFrance offers a little bit of France on The HSS Stena Voyager, which sails for motorists, with dedicated facilities,
board all their ships with a unique between Scotland and Northern allow you to savour the break in your
continental atmosphere and choice of Ireland, has undergone a £2m journey with time and space to relax in
facilities. The cafés and lounges are the refurbishment. New facilities include a comfortable contemporary spaces. A
perfect venue to relax and get you into nail bar, an extended Stena Plus lounge mouth-watering variety of catering is
the holiday mood. and play zones for kids. offered including the Panorama
With the addition of the SeaFrance The company has also opened a new
Restaurant with views across the
Molière in July 2008, SeaFrance has £37m terminal in Belfast – and has
channel as you dine or, new in 2008,
completed its fleet of new generation plans for a similar development near
Le Veranda Bistro waiter service
ferries. With great fares and exceptional Stranraer.
restaurant, an experience not to be
value on board, you'll be sure to
Stena Line’s two Superferries which
missed.
discover why so many people return to
operate on the Harwich-Hook of
For the ultimate in peace and luxury,
SeaFrance each year.
Holland route offer a choice of
upgrade to the VIP lounge for half price
restaurants and a good range of en
where you can enjoy a wide range of
suite accommodation.
VIP style extras, such as complimentary
Members will benefit from discounts on
refreshments.
all routes and services.
Dunkerque
7
Call Travel Services on 01342 316 101 or visit www.caravanclub.co.uk
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