There are many ferry routes to choose from to travel to France, with options to suit all customers, budgets and destinations in France. There are 21 ferry ports in France, with the most popular ports being Calais, Dunkirk and Marseille. These ferry ports are served by 16 ferry operators, including P&O Ferries, Brittany Ferries, Corsica Linea, CTN, Irish Ferries, DFDS and Nouris Elbahr Ferries. LeShuttle (formerly Eurotunnel) also operates from Calais to Folkestone and is the fastest route to France in just 35 minutes.
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Everything went perfectly. No problems, no delays. We arrived early for our departure and were able to catch an earlier ferry, which we were naturally very happy about. The staff at passport control, check-in, and on the ferry were very friendly.
Everything's fine, except for the car alarms going off in the car below, which made my Yorkie very stressed. There should be a law requiring car alarms and sirens to be turned off, because other animals get stressed when they hear them.
The only irrelevant comment is that the boarding pass isn't adhesive, and since I had the bike alone, it was a problem. However, on the outbound journey, coming from France, there's a nice sticker so you can stick it on the windshield 🤣🤣🤣🙋♂️🙋♂️🙋♂️🙋♂️