Portsmouth Caen Ferry
Portsmouth Caen Ferries with Brittany Ferries - Prices from £390
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Portsmouth - Caen
Car + 2Travel: Friday, 3 September 2021 - Friday, 10 September 2021from: £390
Portsmouth Information
One of England's busiest and most important ports, Portsmouth ferry port is located on England's southern coastline and thanks to the local bus networks and the road system it is only a short journey from the city's centre. One of the UK's largest and busiest ports, Portsmouth has a host of facilities for passengers, including a café, bar, bureau de change, ATM and 516 space multi-storey car park.
Portsmouth is the only city in England to have been constructed on an island, and the city is also the historic home of the Royal Navy and has the world's oldest, still functioning dry dock. The city's dry docks attract many visitors, as they currently house three British battleships, the most famous of them, the H.M.S Victory. But Portsmouth's attractions do not stop with the dry docks and Naval Centre, its waterfront houses, the Spinnaker tower, a wide range of shops and boutiques as well as many restaurants and cafes for visitors to relax and unwind in.
Caen Information
Caen's ferry port is around 3 miles from Caen at Ouistreham Harbour and is clearly sign posted from Caen and the surrounding area. A large university town, Caen has its own historic castle and two magnificent Abbeys. Following World War 2 the town was left devastated by bombings, however it has managed to rebuild itself to become the thriving centre it is today. The town's interesting museums and great shopping facilities, along with its rich history combine to ensure that Caen is more than just a port; it is a popular tourist destination in itself.
Reviews
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22 Dec 2019Sleeping
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An excellent ferry, as good as any hotel but the beds leave a lot to be desired. I'm definitely not fat, I had a couple of inches spare on the narrow bunk bed and got at least two hours sleep, never again.
Review by KEITH FAWCETT
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18 Dec 2019ok
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disappointed to find, after a delay in boarding, the a la carte restaurant closed for our crossing, we had not eaten especially to eat here and had to eat in the 'lorry driver' section. If this is a regular occurance, we should be informed by either the ferry company or the booking agents
Review by MARTIN FORD
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20 Nov 2019Not awful but not sure i would use again
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Was a bit of a fiasco of a trip, rough weather meant that both our outward and inward ferries changed so we ended up with more driving and longer crossings than planned. The facilities on board were fine but the crossings were still very choppy and everyone was sick at some stage of the crossings. It does not make me want to use one again
Review by Anon
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12 Nov 2019Like a floating hotel
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Really enjoyed the trip, it was quite a new ferry and was clean and comfortable. Could not turn off the lights in cabin overnight though.
Review by Anon
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01 Nov 2019Trip to Caen
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The ferry journey turned out to be a very pleasant part of the holiday.
Review by Anon
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