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03/3/2006 at 11:54pm
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Hi,
We're planning to go over to France this year originally intended to take our tent but now decided to go for a mobile home and investigate for future years, plus got a baby and small child so seemed easier.
We can't get the ferry crossing we wanted so now considering going the day before and an overnight stay in a hotel.
Any experience, recommendations ??
Any help greatly appreciated
Thanks
Jen
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05/3/2006 at 9:20pm
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Hi
Thankyou for all the info
We're traveling to the Vendee from Cherbourg but starting out from my in laws in Surrey.
It's not a bad drive and we'd intended to do it in the day and not need an overnight stop but the 7.30am ferry crossing we wanted is fully booked. The best alternative was leaving Portsmouth at midight and six hour crossing to Caen. Again it would be possible to drive straight to the Vendee but we've got two small children, a five year old and a baby. I can picture the scene that we don't get alot of sleep that night whilst the children will sleep, then have a four hour drive.
Thus we start the holiday absolutely shattered whilst the children are bright eyed and bushy tailed. Not much of a holiday me thinks.
So we're thinking of going a day early on the 7.30am crossing but stopping enroute.
Thanks
Jen
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06/3/2006 at 7:42pm
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Quote: Originally posted by Jen Hill on 05/3/2006Hi Thankyou for all the info We're traveling to the Vendee from Cherbourg but starting out from my in laws in Surrey. It's not a bad drive and we'd intended to do it in the day and not need an overnight stop but the 7.30am ferry crossing we wanted is fully booked. The best alternative was leaving Portsmouth at midight and six hour crossing to Caen. Again it would be possible to drive straight to the Vendee but we've got two small children, a five year old and a baby. I can picture the scene that we don't get alot of sleep that night whilst the children will sleep, then have a four hour drive. Thus we start the holiday absolutely shattered whilst the children are bright eyed and bushy tailed. Not much of a holiday me thinks. So we're thinking of going a day early on the 7.30am crossing but stopping enroute. Thanks Jen
I'd forgotten how restrictive the western crossings were - Suggest "Thus we start the holiday absolutely shattered whilst the children are bright eyed and bushy tailed." will just about sum up what you are facing - but you'll son get over it. I'm not familiar with that bit of France but if the weather permits I'd be tempted to head for the nearest beach for you to relax after an early start and let the kids burn off some energy.
Good luck
Post last edited on 06/03/2006 20:26:16
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