Ferries to England

Ferry To England - Latest Country Information, Reviews And Ships

4.4 / 5
(7707 Ratings)

England is the largest country in the United Kingdom and a popular destination for ferry travel from Europe. Several major ports, including Dover, Harwich, Portsmouth and Newcastle, offer frequent ferry routes to and from continental Europe. Travellers can compare prices, timetables and ferry companies to find the best option for their journey.

England offers a wide variety of landscapes, cultural attractions and historic cities. From the southern coastline to the industrial heritage of the north and the modern centres of London, Liverpool and Manchester, the country provides something for every visitor. Travelling by ferry is a comfortable and flexible way to reach England, especially for passengers who wish to bring their own car, motorcycle or camper.

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England

England Promotions and Cheap Deals

DFDS: Dieppe Newhaven ferries from 87€
Dieppe to Newhaven ferry to the UK from 87€ per car + 4 people with DFDS

Dieppe to Newhaven ferry to the UK from 87€ per car + 4 people with DFDS

Posted: Aug 7, 2026

Latest Ticket Prices for England

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England Ports And Ferry Routes

Birkenhead

Dover

Folkestone

Harwich

Heysham

Hull

Liverpool

Lymington

Newcastle

Newhaven

Penzance

Plymouth

Poole

Portsmouth

Southampton

Frequently Asked Questions About England

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Which ferries go to England?
Ferries to England are operated by Stena Line, P&O Ferries, DFDS, Irish Ferries, Isle of Man Steam Packet, Wightlink, Brittany Ferries, and Red Funnel. Additionally, Le Shuttle (formerly Eurotunnel) operates vehicle and passenger trains from France to England.

Reviews for England

4.4 / 5
7707 Reviews

Great to have affordable crossing…

Great to have affordable crossing within the day. I find crossing the channel one of the biggest organized ripoff in the world. Why did they not create a bridge so we can just drive day and night. Why does it cost over 100 or 200 to do a return crossing. Where is the economy of scale. Don't even get me starting with Eurostar prices

Abdoul, 2 days agoCollected by AFerry.com

Service was great, left before…

Service was great, left before time, and arrived obviously before time, disemarking with the car no issues

customer, 2 days agoCollected by AFerry.com

over all good experience, only…

over all good experience, only thing is time. it was a long journey.

Kamran Butt, 2 days agoCollected by AFerry.com