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I have just done a calculation for my March crossing and at £43 is very attractive! but mrs metroman is a confirmed P&O fan and won't entertain anyone else. Can someone help me sell Norfolkline to her and save myself £47 which is a tank full of fuel.

metroman.

If you do a search you will find threads where people are in favour. We love them - better ships, no crowds, no stench of chips.

Alan

I have heard nothing bad about them and have booked to go over with them in May.

My brother wholeheartedly recommends them!   Go for it!  And there's lots of local camping sites along Dunkirk coastal road for a early stop on route, there and back.

Frank

Have a look here

Hi Metro

We have used both P&O and Norfolk line and in my opinion Norfolk line was better didnt seem as busy and was cleaner was a brand new ship 2 years ago and to save yourself mony tell mrs you will treat her to a nice meal onboard lol.

Gerry

 We used them last year for the first time and to show what we thought of them we have booked to go with them again this year. Last year we should have caught the ferry at 6 a.m. but arrived at 8pm the night before and caught the 10pm ferry without having to pay any more.

   Les

Best ferry we've been on. Originally booked for the low price - now our first choice. Can't fault them.

Many thanks for all your replies, now all I have to do is SELL IT  to the boss.

metroman.

Get her to read the threads.  Norfolkine are fab, no comparison with P and O in my opinion!

Ali

just looked at Norfolk Line for our crossing in August and it came out at £88 whereas P & O came out at £140 for a likewise crossing and seen as I like to spend my money on me I think I know which one I'll be booking, plus kids will be happy as it's a slightly longer crossing (will just have to take some seasickness tablets beforehand )