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INFORMATION FOR FOOT PASSENGERS: A drop off/pick up point (15 minutes max) is available opposite the main entrance to the ferry terminal. If you wish to park for a longer period of time, you will find a large parking area opposite the ferry terminal building.
- Where do you pick up foot passengers at Dover ferry port?
- Are foot passengers allowed on P and O Ferries?
- Where do ferries from Calais go?
- How much is a ferry from Dover to Calais?
- How do you get to Dover ferry port?
- What is the Dover ferry?
- Can you just turn up at Dover and get a ferry?
- Can I get a refund from P and O?
- How far in advance can I book P and O Ferries?
- Can I travel by ferry to Calais?
- Can I book a ferry to France?
- Can I catch a ferry to France?
Where do you pick up foot passengers at Dover ferry port?
The Passenger Terminal building at Dover's Eastern Docks is where foot passengers are dropped off after disembarking from the ferry. It is also where you will come before boarding the ferry if travelling as a foot passenger, using either the drop off car park, taxi rank, bus or coach stop.
Are foot passengers allowed on P and O Ferries?
Transport of foot passengers is not permitted on certain sailings and services. xii. From time to time, in particular but not restricted to special offers, additional terms and conditions will be applicable. These will be deemed to form part of these Terms of Business.
Where do ferries from Calais go?
Calais ferry port in France is served by a number of routes with crossings to Dover & Folkestone available. With a selection of up to 74 Sailings Daily, the port of Calais connects France with England. Sailing durations range from 35 minutes on the Folkestone service to 1 hour 30 minutes on the Dover service.
How much is a ferry from Dover to Calais?
Dover to Calais ferries with DFDS and P&O Ferries - Prices from £227. Dover to Calais is the quickest and most frequent ferry crossing from England to France. You can reach France in just 90 minutes, and you have 38 daily crossings to choose from.
How do you get to Dover ferry port?
Dover Priory is the nearest train station to Dover ferry Terminals, just over 1 mile away, with High-Speed 1 (HS1) train services to London in just over one hour. You can walk from the station to Passenger Terminal in about 25 minutes.
What is the Dover ferry?
Dover ferry port in England is served by a number of ferry routes with crossings to Calais & Dunkirk available. With a selection of up to 37 Sailings Daily, the port of Dover connects England with France. Sailing durations range from 1 hour 30 minutes on the Calais service to 2 hours on the Dunkirk service.
Can you just turn up at Dover and get a ferry?
Many of the most popular ferry operators on the most popular routes, such as DFDS Dover Calais and Eurotunnel sell their freight tickets as “Open Tickets”. This means you can turn up and get on the first available ferry when you arrive at the port.
Can I get a refund from P and O?
We will automatically refund any purchases for extra experiences you made through My P&O Cruises, Flight Seat Booker, your travel agent or our Customer Contact Centre. The refund will be made to the card used to make the purchase.
How far in advance can I book P and O Ferries?
How far in advance do I need to book? All our sailings are open for booking 14 days prior to the date of departure except Portsmouth Bilbao sailings which open 10 days prior. And we can accept bookings right up to the day of departure, subject to capacity.
Can I travel by ferry to Calais?
Dover to Calais Ferries. The DFDS Dover to Calais ferry route operates up to 30 daily sailings between England and France. You can now enjoy a complimentary meal on all Dover to Calais crossings.
Can I book a ferry to France?
Where can I get a ferry to in France? With AFerry you can book a ferry to Calais, Cherbourg, Dieppe, Dunkirk and St Malo to name a few.
Can I catch a ferry to France?
The widest choice of cross-Channel ferries to France from the UK ferry ports of Portsmouth, Poole and Plymouth. ... Brittany Ferries routes sail to a choice of ferry ports in France. The shortest route, Poole to Cherbourg, takes just 5 hours. Daily sailings from Portsmouth to Caen, the most popular route, take 6-7 hours.
