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cyberem78 Amsterdam-Newcastle: ... had never travelled by ferry prior to undertaking this mini-cruise round trip from Newcastle to Amsterdam. My journey cost around £75 per person for two foot passengers staying a night in a standard cabin on board the ferry, in addition to a mini tour around Amsterdam. The DFDS website has a simple online booking process which is then confirmed via postal documents. If you want to make any changes to your booking y...
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Transport International - Irish Ferries Irish Ferries
Transport International / Irish Ferries is Ireland's largest ferry company operating between Ireland and Britain and Ireland and Continental Europe. Tel:1890 31 3131 (Republic of Ireland); Freephone:0800 018 2211 (Northern Ireland)
overall rating  5 reviews
 
 
Wightlink Ferries Wightlink Ferries
Wightlink operates to the Isle of Wight from Portsmouth to Fishbourne / Transport International /Ryde and Lymington to Yarmouth. Tel 0870 582 7744(UK only)International Call +44 (0) 2392 812011. Wightlink, PO Box 59, Portsmouth PO1 2XB.
overall rating  10 reviews
 
 
Transport International - P&O North Sea Ferries P&O North Sea Ferries
Transport International / Sailing every day between the north of England, Holland and Belgium.
overall rating  21 reviews
 
 
Speed Ferries Dover - Boulogne Speed Ferries Dover - Boulogne
SpeedFerries Ltd / Transport International / 209 East Camber Office Building / Eastern Docks / Dover / Kent / CT16 1JA / United Kingdom - SpeedFerries offers you the fastest ferry crossing and a more direct link between Britain and France from just £25 one-way for a standard car including 5 passengers.
overall rating  6 reviews
 
 
Transport International - Smyril Line Smyril Line
Transport International / North Atlantic Ferries
overall rating  1 review
 
 
Plymouth-Roscoff Plymouth-Roscoff
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overall rating  1 review
 
 
Transport International - Holyhead-Dublin Port Holyhead-Dublin Port
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Hoek van Holland-Harwich Hoek van Holland-Harwich
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Transport International - Amsterdam-Newcastle Amsterdam-Newcastle
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overall rating  4 reviews
 
 
Jadrolinja Jadrolinja
Transport International / Public transport Jadrolinja travels between Dubrovnik and Rijeka.
overall rating  1 review
 
 
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GillMN Norfolk Line
... work in Ireland a lot. Sometimes I get sick of the lunacy which is now Dublin Airport and take the ferry instead. From the North West of England there are a couple of options. I can go from Holyhead North Wales or I can sail from much closer to home, from Birkenhead, near to Liverpool. Norfolk Line also sail from ... Dover to Dunkirk, Liverpool to Belfast, Rosyth (Scotland)to Zeebrugge, Many years ago I sailed with them to Zeebrugge and really enjoyed the journey. The price for taking my car is very competetive. At the moment I can sail one way to Dublin for £99.00. If I do this my evening meal on the boat and a cabin are included in the price. It also means I h...
Read the full review: A Ferry Ferry Good Deal! Norfolk Line Ferries. by GillMN
carlz2001uk P&O North Sea Ferries
... just coming back from a visit abroad using North Sea Ferries and doing this particularly crossing 3 or 4 times, I thought I d let you know all about it! This review is based on the Pride of York ferry out of Hull docks and to Zeebrugge. The ferry itself is fairly tidy, although seems a little outdated in places. The cabin that we had was a four berth and exceptionally tiny as they always are, with a skanky shower room and toilet. The thing that was really frustrating in the rooms was the lack of a power socket, meaning I couldn t straighten my hair, which, as you can imagine was the end of the world (in my eyes!). We also found the rooms very cold, and even after ...
Read the full review: A good way to visit Europe by carlz2001uk
karlsm93 P&O Ferries
... a recent trip to Scotland, we opted to take the ferry across from Northern Ireland, as opposed to our usual choice of flying. Having priced around a little, with the cost of car hire over in Scotland on top of the flight and added taxes, it was as cheap for us to take our own car and go by boat, it also meant, I could throw in extra clothes/shoes etc etc. The choice of boat to Scotland from either the port of Larne or Belfast was limited to either Stena or P&O. P&O were marginally cheaper nad the crossing times suited us better. We ended up being booked onto the European Causeway P&O boat leaving from Larne to Cairnryn, costing us £188 for the car and...
Read the full review: P&P irish ferries -we will pay the extra for Stena next time! by karlsm93
 
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