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Book as early as you can to take advantage of a deal. We booked in February and whilst it was expensive we would have paid anther £250 if we'd waited until June. Booking early has eant we can go CLUB,eat in the restaurant and enjoy some luxury at waht would have been a pretty average crossing for the same money had we waited too long.

It is also worth challending P & O if they send out offers and you have already booked.

I was a little miffed that we paid £600 then was offered a £20 voucher ifwe booked.....P & O KINDLY gave us vouchers to use against our breakfast. Breakfast in the restuarant is advisabel as you are seatwed at a booked time and not queuing.......people queue forever when they dine in the cafe.  

P & O often do offers on the Hull - Zeebrugge crossing but these oftenm have date restrictions and do not apply to the average traveller going to Europe for a few weeks.

Hull - Zeebrugge is very popular with weekend traffic to Belgium, so we tend to travel on the Thursday night to avoid the noise  

Coming from the the NWest I would have thought you'd go from the nearest ferry port !!!!!

Why on earth would you endure going so far South to get to France......believe me it is worth the extra money. Just imagine NO Dartford Tunnel , NO M25, no southern accensts to translate