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I've booked 2 crossings for summer no caravan or trailer, one in July going at 05.50 and coming back 17.20 cost £53 each way. 

In August it's a bit more but slightly different times, 10.20 and 15.20, £69 each way. 

All but a tenner paid for with my Tesco vouchers. 

Quote: Originally posted by Ulti-Mates on 03/2/2010

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I took this video last year...it gives an idea of the space in each carriage

Mr UM

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Quote: Originally posted by grumbleflick on 05/2/2010

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Quote: Originally posted by Ulti-Mates on 03/2/2010

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I took this video last year...it gives an idea of the space in each carriage

Mr UM

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Ooh I think that would make me claustrophobic, it shouldn't be too bad if you're only on a short time though.
Mr um..... Nice tortoise, a bit smaller than my horsefield but very cute little things .

Claire

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Well thank you...I will pass on your comments to Willow and Nettles.

Mr UM

Just checked it out the cheapest I can find is £252 for a return

That's the equivalent of 3 weeks stay or longer in this country on a fully serviced pitch for 5

Is it any wonder they are always in the red the return should be no more than £50 then they would have full trains 24/7

Hi,

We are going over for two weeks in August and booked the crossing before Christmas and the full fare (Saturday out Sunday back) was £240 which we paid entirely with Tesco vouchers.

They have "upped" it a bit in the meantime ...but not that much.

Having said that I don't sail well so it is no contest.

Mr UM

Quote: Originally posted by timtheenchanter on 06/2/2010

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this may be a really stupid question, but do you need a passport on the ferry or chunnel?

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Quote: Originally posted by helpmybob on 06/2/2010

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Just checked it out the cheapest I can find is £252 for a return<IMG border=0 align=absMiddle src="https://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/chatter/forum_images/smiley3.gif" >

That's the equivalent of 3 weeks stay or longer in this country on a fully serviced pitch for 5

Is it any wonder they are always in the red the return should be no more than £50 then they would have full trains 24/7

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Quote: Originally posted by timtheenchanter on 06/2/2010

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dammit, not using that then.

why is it you can go all over mainland europe without a passport, but not in/out of the uk?

either that, or Ill find somone with a passort and we`ll all hide in the toilet cubicle....

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I think it is called having border controls. Don't you read the Daily Mail?

Mr UM

I know this is an old thread but is very helpful, ive been looking into ferry crossings and cant find a price cheaper than euro tunnel.

Have read the thread and everyone keeps saying about ferry's being the cheaper option but for us going from poole or portsmouth its really expensive, actually 3 times the amount of the site weve been looking at for 2 weeks in august!!