Dover is the most popular port in England and the gateway to France for many British tourists. Dover faces the narrowest part of the channel, and on a clear day you can see France from the ferry port.
As the shortest channel crossing between England and France, Dover has been a popular port for people who wish to explore mainland Europe. The iconic chalk cliffs have become known as the White Cliffs of Dover and can be seen for miles across the channel. Dover prides itself in its transport services and tourism, and has 3 museums; the main Dover Museum, the Dover Transport Museum and the Roman Painted House.
The port's efficient operations, high traffic capacity, and proximity to major road networks, including the M20 and M2 motorways, further enhance its role as a key transport hub for the UK.

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Vehicles: Enter the port and follow the signs for check-in. Please ensure you join the correct vehicle lane for the ferry operator you are travelling with.
Modes of Transport: Standard Car, Van (passenger), Motorcycle, Bicycle

Foot passengers: Proceed to the passenger terminal building to complete check-in formalities. After check-in, foot passengers are typically directed and transferred to the ship as advised by the check-in staff.
Modes of Transport: Foot passenger, Bicycle












Very okay.
Not much to say - DFDS does what it says on the tin. On board prices could be lower, but I don't think they are as bad as other "captive market" pricing. Overall, a very stress-free return trip. I particularly like the flexibility to travel with the previous or next crossing included in the price.
Overall good