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Save 15% on Baltic Sea ferry crossings when booking 2026 sailings in advance. Routes covered include Kiel to Klaipeda, Karlshamn to Klaipeda, and Trelleborg to Klaipeda. The discount applies to early bookings for the 2026 schedule. The Klaipeda mini cruise is also available from €71 per person in a 4-bed cabin including car from Kiel, and from €69 per person from Trelleborg.

Sail into Newcastle on a mini cruise starting from €79 per person. The overnight ferry from Amsterdam arrives in one of England's most energetic northern cities - a place that rewards exploration with its riverside Quayside, strong independent food and music scene, and easy rail links to the wider north. Travelling by ferry means no airport queues and a proper sense of arrival. The return sailing closes the loop neatly, making this a clean, well-priced short break from the Netherlands.

Set sail on a short break to the UK and enjoy a getaway for two or a family escape. Prices start from €63 per car plus up to five people, making it a solid-value option for those crossing from the Continent. Choose from 3-day or 5-day itineraries, with the freedom to explore at your own pace. Food and drink are available on board, pets are welcome, and free Wi-Fi means you can plan your days before you arrive. A straightforward, flexible way to experience Britain without the fuss of flights.

Travel directly between Ireland and France on the Rosslare to Dunkirk route, bypassing the UK land bridge entirely. This is a useful crossing for Irish travellers heading into continental Europe by road, offering a direct sea connection with overnight sailings that let you sleep your way across. Arrive in Dunkirk with easy motorway access into France, Belgium, and beyond. A practical choice for anyone with a vehicle and a European road trip in mind.

Combine the overnight ferry from Newcastle with a hotel stay in Amsterdam for a complete city break package. This pairing of ferry and hotel takes the planning off your hands - sail out, sleep on board, spend your days in Amsterdam, and sail back rested. The Dutch capital's canal-side streets, the Rijksmuseum, the Jordaan neighbourhood, and the flower markets are all within easy reach. A city that suits a long weekend well, and a ferry-hotel package that keeps the whole trip grounded in good value.

Explore the Lithuanian port of Klaipeda on a mini cruise, with prices from €71 per person in a four-bed cabin including your car. Sailings operate from Kiel in Germany and Karlshamn in Sweden, offering Baltic travellers a comfortable overnight route into a corner of Europe that remains genuinely unhurried. Klaipeda sits at the entrance to the Curonian Lagoon, a UNESCO-listed spit of dunes and pine forest that stretches along the Baltic coast. A distinctive destination, and a practical crossing for those exploring the Baltic region by road.

Ferry crossings between Spain and Morocco offer one of the more remarkable short sea passages in Europe - the strait separating the two continents narrows to just 14 kilometres at its closest point, and the transition in landscape, culture, and light on the Moroccan side is immediate and striking. Travelling with a car means you arrive with the flexibility to explore the Rif mountains, the Atlantic coast, or the ancient medinas of the north at your own pace, without the constraints of organised tours or public transport schedules. Both Spain-Morocco and Morocco-Spain directions are available.

Three routes connect northern Europe to the Lithuanian port of Klaipeda: from Kiel in Germany, from Karlshamn in Sweden, and from Trelleborg also in Sweden. A fourth route runs from Kapellskar in Sweden to Paldiski in Estonia. These Baltic crossings are practical for travellers looking to explore Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia without a long overland drive - and the ferry journey itself crosses open water that most travellers rarely see. Klaipeda sits on the edge of the Curonian Spit, a UNESCO-listed strip of dunes shared with Russia, and makes an arresting first landfall. Mini cruise options to Klaipeda are available for those wanting a short break format.

A mini cruise to Amsterdam combines an overnight North Sea crossing with time in one of Europe's most distinctive cities. The package includes the return ferry sailing from Newcastle, with cabin accommodation on board making the journey itself a relaxed part of the trip. Amsterdam's canal network, world-class museums, and neighbourhood cafes reward even a short stay - a couple of nights is enough to take in the Rijksmuseum, wander the Jordaan district, and sample a proper Dutch breakfast at a waterside table. An Amsterdam City Break hotel option is also available for those who want land accommodation included.

The Dover to Dunkirk crossing starts from €103 for a car with up to four passengers, making it one of the more economical ways to get a family onto the Continent. Short sailing times mean you spend less time at sea and more time on the road - ideal for those planning a longer European drive. From Dunkirk, the French motorway network fans out in every direction: south to Paris, east towards Belgium and Germany, or along the coast towards Normandy. Onboard facilities keep everyone comfortable during the crossing.

Three ferry routes connect England to France, with prices starting from £89 one way for a car plus up to 4 passengers. Dover to Calais takes 100 minutes with up to 30 sailings per day. Dover to Dunkirk takes 2 hours with up to 22 daily sailings. Newhaven to Dieppe takes 4 hours with up to 4 sailings per day, starting from £100 for a car plus 4 people. Short breaks to France are available from £45 per car for up to 4 people. Kids eat free on Dover-France routes. All crossings include onboard dining options.

Ferry crossings from Dover to Calais priced from £89 per car plus up to 4 passengers, one way. The crossing takes 1 hour 40 minutes, with up to 30 daily sailings operating between 00:10 and 21:10. Passengers have flexibility to travel up to 4 hours before or after their booked sailing time, subject to availability. Kids eat free on board as part of a current promotional offer. No baggage restrictions apply, and pets are permitted to travel in the vehicle during the crossing.

Jersey has a way of drawing you in slowly - the white sandy bays, the winding lanes thick with wildflowers, the markets of St. Helier with their fresh seafood and Franco-British character. This early booking offer puts that island escape within closer reach, with 15% off 2026 ferry crossings from Poole, Portsmouth and St. Malo to Jersey. Fares start from £124 for a car and three passengers on a one-way crossing, with the discount already applied.

Save 15% on cabin and vehicle fares on the Rosslare to Dunkirk route when you book before 2 March 2026. Prices start from €450 for a standard car plus up to 4 passengers, one way. The crossing takes just under 24 hours and all meals are included in the onboard buffet-style restaurant - four meals per crossing covering soft drinks, tea and coffee. No baggage restrictions apply when travelling with your own vehicle. Onboard facilities include bar areas, a shop selling beverages, cosmetics and snacks.

A same-day return to St Malo from Jersey starts at just £32 per foot passenger, or from £42 return if you want to bring your car. The high-speed ferry crossing takes just under 2 hours, which leaves you a solid chunk of time to wander the medieval walled city, grab a galette at a harbour-side cafe, or browse the boutiques before heading back. The 24-hour ticket works for both day trips and overnight stays, so you could stretch it to a night away if you prefer a more relaxed pace.

Plan ahead and save 15% on 2026 sailings with early bird ferry booking. Routes covered include ferries to the UK, Ireland, Jersey, France, Netherlands, Germany, Scandinavia and the Baltics. Booking early locks in the best prices across a wide range of European routes, making it a solid option if you already know roughly when you want to travel next year.

Cross the Channel to France with your car from €103 one way for a car plus up to 4 people. Departing from either Dover or Newhaven, you can sail to three different French ports including Dunkirk, Calais, and Dieppe. The Newhaven to Dieppe route takes around 4 hours and lands you right on the Normandy coast. The Dover routes are quicker and suit those heading deeper into Europe. With the car loaded, the whole of northern France opens up.

Hop between the Channel Islands from Jersey to Guernsey from £130 one way for a car plus up to 3 passengers. Guernsey offers a distinct character from its larger neighbour - quieter roads, dramatic cliff paths, and a slower pace overall. A short crossing with plenty of reward on the other side for a weekend island escape.

Travel from Jersey to Poole with your car from £205 one way for a car plus up to 3 passengers. Poole sits right on the edge of the Jurassic Coast, putting you within easy reach of scenic walks, water sports, and some of the best wildlife spotting on the south coast. A straightforward ferry option for anyone wanting to explore Dorset with the freedom of a car.

Sail from Jersey to Portsmouth with your car from £150 one way for a car plus up to 3 passengers. Portsmouth is one of England's most historically rich cities, with the Mary Rose, the HMS Victory, and a buzzing waterfront to explore. A comfortable crossing with onboard facilities included, making it a practical and scenic way to reach the south coast of England.

Travel to the UK by ferry from €79 per person based on 4 people sharing an inside cabin, one way with a car included. A relaxed and comfortable way to cross to the UK, with cabin accommodation making longer crossings genuinely pleasant rather than something to endure. Sailings are valid for travel until 31 March 2026, making this a solid option for winter or early spring travel.

The Newhaven to Dieppe crossing starts from £93 one way for a car plus 2 passengers. The 4-hour sailing drops you right into Normandy, one of France's most rewarding regions for road trips - medieval towns, cider country, D-Day history, and a coastline that genuinely delivers. Dieppe itself is a charming fishing port with a strong food scene and plenty of history to explore before you head further into France.