Portsmouth to Le Havre Ferry
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Portsmouth to Le Havre Ferry Alternatives
| Newhaven - Dieppe with Transmanche Ferries - 14 Sailings Weekly / 4 hour crossing |
| Plymouth - Roscoff with Brittany Ferries - 11 Sailings Weekly / 5 hour 30 minute crossing |
| Plymouth - St Malo with Brittany Ferries - 1 Sailing Weekly / 9 hour 15 minute crossing |
| Poole - Cherbourg with Brittany Ferries - 7 Sailings Weekly / 4 hour 15 minute crossing |
| Poole - St Malo with Condor Ferries - 5 Sailings Weekly / 7 hour 45 minute crossing |
| Portsmouth - St Malo with Brittany Ferries - 7 Sailings Weekly / 11 hour crossing |
| Portsmouth - Caen with Brittany Ferries - 3 Sailings Daily / 5 hour 45 minute crossing |
| Portsmouth - Cherbourg with Brittany Ferries - 7 Sailings Weekly / 3 hour crossing |
| Portsmouth - Cherbourg with Condor Ferries - 1 Sailing Weekly / 5 hour 30 minute crossing |
| Weymouth - St Malo with Condor Ferries - 6 Sailings Weekly / 6 hour crossing |
Portsmouth Guide
Britain's foremost naval station, Portsmouth occupies the bulbous peninsula of Portsea Island, on the eastern flank of a huge, easily defended harbour.
Le Havre Guide
Le Havre is a city in Normandy, northern France, at the mouth of the Seine.
Portsmouth - Le Havre Ferry Operators
4 Sailings Weekly
3 hour 45 minute crossing
7 Sailings Weekly
8 hour crossing
"My experience on the Norman Voyager"
Reviewed 19 May 2013 by Edward
I was not impressed by the Ferry we travelled in. Our PA did not work in the cabin. Having one staircase from the lower car decks is not a good idea and the fact that we all had to walk along one corridor seemed a safety risk to me. If there had have been a problem then there could have been a panic. I must say that we did sleep on the out going journey, The restaurant was ok but nothing special. The staff on board were very helpful I would not fault them. On the return journey our car was on the top deck outside so it got covered in sea spray which when that dried of our car was white with the salt.
'Edward' travelled with LD Lines on Norman Voyager
"A good experience ..first time but not last"
Reviewed 16 May 2013 by Colin
I cross about 3-5 times a year, tried all methods. My experience in both directions was pleasant. Going out overnight I got on board to my room, switched the light off & went to sleep which allowed a fresh day start in France. Return I didnt book cabin as it was daylight.
'Colin' travelled with LD Lines on Norman Voyager
"Portsmouth - Le Havre - Norman Voyager"
Reviewed 14 May 2013 by Alan
Loading and unloading this ferry is time consuming and leads to delays. My outgoing journey left about 1.5 hours late because it took over 2 hours to get all cars and trucks on board. Once on the ship I found that the facilities were limited and seemed to be aimed at truck drivers rather than car drivers and passengers. In future I will book with other operators.
'Alan' travelled with LD Lines on Norman Voyager