Le Havre Ferry
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Le Havre Ferries Overview
Use AFerry.com to book your ferry between Le Havre (France) and England. You can view timetables, find the cheapest crossings, and book a ferry from Le Havre to Portsmouth (England, UK) on ferries operated by LD Lines using AFerry.com.
About Le Havre
Founded in 1517 by King Francois I, and declared a world heritage site by UNESCO in 2005, Le Havre is situated at the mouth of the river Seine. The city is located 200km away from Paris, which makes Le Havre the closest port to the capital.
During the Second World War most of Le Havre was destroyed by allied bombing during the battle of Normandy, but since then the city has been beautifully rebuilt into a bustling and lively city. Le Havre also offers its visitors a wide selection of shopping and sightseeing opportunities.
Much of the shopping is in the form of street markets and shopping centres. The main shopping centre of Le Havre, with a covered market and pedestrianised streets is the Quartier Grand Centre. In the Quartier St. Francois you will find a fish market in the afternoon, in addition to many charming bars and restaurants offering excellent french cuisine.
Le Havre Terminal Facilities
There is a main tourist office on the Boulevard Clemenceau near the Pleasure Port, and at the terminal you will find a café.
Getting There
By Car
Le Havre is linked to the rest of the country by the Normandy Bridge. Le Havre port is about 200km from Paris on the A131 via the Tankaville Bridge and has good motorway connections to the rest of France.
By Rail
Trains run to and from the SNCF station on Cours de la République. There is a shuttle bus service to both ferry terminals from the station.
By Bus
The town centre is a 10-minute journey from the ferry port. Buses marked `Centre Ville' meet the ferries to take you into town.
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Le Havre Ferry - Terminal Map |
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Le Havre Ferry Timetables |
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