Aug 11 2008
Can’t decide between a city break or a beach holiday this summer? Why not have both?! Until the 21st August you can mix classic French culture and sightseeing with a spot of sunbathing and fun on the beach with the Paris Plages beach project. Continue Reading »
Aug 06 2008
Ferries are a great solution for those who want to take the car on holiday, but many people who take their car abroad don’t realise that the requirements for driving abroad differ from
what they are used to in the UK. So here’s a quick rundown of some of the common requirements when driving abroad. Continue Reading »
Aug 05 2008
A recent article by the Guardian newspaper states that a standard car ferry emits 10kg of CO2 per person on a round trip Dover - Calais, whereas a return flight from London to Paris emits a staggering 7 times as much. Even high speed catamarans come off better than air travel options! Continue Reading »
Aug 01 2008
1. A golden rule for travelling, be it by air, sea or channel tunnel - don’t forget your passports! Make sure everyone (including the kids, the baby and the dog!) all have a valid passport. We know it seems like stating the obvious, but travelling outside the UK by ferry is no different than by aeroplane. Continue Reading »
Jul 31 2008
WHAT?
Surely it’s everyone’s dream…one of the largest festivals in the world where all you do is relax, wonder around the wonderful city of Munich and drink LOTS of beer! Continue Reading »
Jul 31 2008
Some tips for a clever holiday beating the credit crunch
Shop around
Look and book online for good deals, use comparison websites. Continue Reading »
Jul 25 2008
Here at My Ferry Travel, we like…..travelling by ferry! So we thought we would compile a list of the top reasons to travel by ferry, and we want your input! Tell us which is your favourite reason from those listed below, or suggest a new one! Continue Reading »
Jul 24 2008
1. Top spot goes to the route Poole to Cherbourg, with Brittany Ferries
The fast craft sailing on this route takes just 2 hours and 15 minutes, while the conventional cruise ferries take 4.5 hours during the day, and 6.5 hours for overnight sailings. But watch out - the fast craft only runs from March to October! Continue Reading »