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via mobile 19/10/2021 at 11:07pm
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Quote: Originally posted by seanfdh on 19/10/2021
Quote: Originally posted by Ironned on 19/10/2021
We fancy that stretch of coast in Spain and then driving into France and then on to Bordeaux but are a bit daunted by the thought of 24 hours on a boat, let alone 48 What's it like ? Is there space to stretch out/chill out other than your cabin, is there much room up on deck to get fresh air, what's the entertainment/food like? We are a 'mature' couple and would be travelling without kids.
There's masses of room on board and plenty of space on deck. With any luck you'll spot dolphins and whales. We've gone to Spain on the ferry three times and it's been a delight every time. If you can push the boat out financially for one of the more luxurious cabins that's nice but not essential.
Post last edited on 19/10/2021 17:35:51
Completely agree with seanfdh. We did just what you are considering, Ironned, 6 or 7 years ago now (as a recently retired couple) and really enjoyed the whole ferry experience. We booked one of the Commodore class cabins as a special treat, lovely and roomy with complimentary breakfasts and other goodies, a television and CD player, kettle etc.
We then had a week on the Northern Spanish coast before driving back through France to get the ferry from Ouistreham, stopping off for a week or so in the Dordogne and various other places on the way.
We would happily do it again but have 2 dogs we take with us now, and the long crossing would be too much for them.
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