Ferry to England
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Ferry to England
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Ferries to England are provided by 12 ferry companies. Some of the most popular England ferry operators include Irish Ferries, DFDS Seaways, Brittany Ferries, Steam Packet & P&O Ferries. There are currently up to 3124 ferries running per week. Book now with Direct Ferries and find a ferry to England to suit you.
England is well-connected with approximately 452 daily sailings and up to 3124 weekly sailings depending on the season. You can use our deal finder to see the latest schedules and compare ticket prices.
The Calais to Dover ferry sails approximately 199 times per week, with an average duration of about 1 hour 30 minutes.
Calais to Dover first ferry: 00:10
Calais to Dover last ferry: 23:00
The Dunkirk to Dover ferry currently sails around 60 times per week. The journey takes about 2 hours.
Dunkirk to Dover first ferry: 04:00
Calais to Dover last ferry: 23:59
You can get ferries from the UK to various destinations including Ireland, France, Holland and Belgium. You can also get ferries from the UK to other places within the UK.
Popular ferries to England include ferries from Calais to Dover which usually take about 1 hour 30 minutes. The Dunkirk to Dover ferry is also popular. This route takes around 2 hours.
The fastest ferry to England is Ryde to Southsea. This journey usually takes 10 minutes.
England is served by 12 different ferry companies. Some of the most popular include Irish Ferries, DFDS Seaways, Brittany Ferries, Steam Packet & P&O Ferries.
There are 17 ferry ports in England, offering 452 daily sailings and 3124 weekly sailings altogether. Dover is the most popular port. With around 40 daily sailings and 267 weekly sailings, it's the busiest port in England.
You can take a ferry from various ports within the UK to England. Popular routes include ferries from Northern Ireland to England, as well as ferries from the Isle of Wight to the mainland.
There are multiple car ferries to the England, however this may vary by route.
Car Operators: Irish Ferries, DFDS Seaways, Brittany Ferries, Steam Packet, P&O Ferries, LeShuttle (Eurotunnel), Red Funnel, Stena Line, Wightlink, Condor Ferries & Isles Of Scilly Travel
Although these operators allow cars on board, we'd still recommend checking with the ferry operator before booking your ferry ticket.
The cost of a ferry to England can vary by route, operator and season.
The Calais to Dover ferry costs £200.34 on average whereas the Dunkirk to Dover ferry usually costs £204.98.
View our special offers page for ferry discounts and to find a cheap ferry to England.
Yes, you can get a ferry to the UK from France from various destinations. The ferry from France to UK departs from ferry ports including Caen, Cherbourg, Calais and Dunkirk at arrives in England at ports such as Dover, Portsmouth and Poole. Check out our Deal Finder for UK to France ferry routes.
Although prices can vary depending on when you travel, getting a ferry to England is usually cheaper than the Eurotunnel.
If you're looking for a cheap ferry to England then we'd recommend booking your ferry tickets in advance. We'd also recommend being flexible with your travel plans and avoid travelling at peak times. Foot passenger tickets are also generally cheaper compared to travelling with a vehicle.
You can book a ferry to England online with Direct Ferries. Just use our Deal Finder to compare tickets and find a ferry to suit you.
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England attracts travellers from all over thanks to its rich history, culture and natural beauty. Dover ferry port acts as a gateway to the country. Once you arrive, you can't miss a trip to Dover Castle and the area's iconic White Cliffs. There's plenty of things to see and do elsewhere in England too. Whether you fancy exploring the historic Canterbury Cathedral or enjoying a beach break in Brighton, the list is endless. The vibrant capital of London, with its world-class attractions which include the British Museum and the Tower of London, is just a train ride away from Dover too.
