Just starting to check Ferry prices for next April and they seem to have gone up by a lot from this year, anybody else seen a rise too? I am looking at both Dover /Calais and Hull/ Zeebrugge.
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i have found that they are the same as they were last year in august via the CAMC but much cheaper than last year (but still more than CAMC but by a lesser difference)than booking with BF directly.
this is portsmouth to caen out saturday night and return monday morning.
really the saving with CAMC is the cabin price which is £100.
last year though the ferry was much more expensive booking direct and indeed the the saving via CAMC easilly covered the mambership fee.
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We have just booked our Brittany Ferries crossing through the caravan club and it was about £30 cheaper than what we paid last year for almost identical dates and times. We considered Hull to Zebrugge but when we saw the price my husband nearly had a fit! It would be a much easier drive for us to get to Hull but a longer drive at the other end so we decided to stick with Portsmouth to Caen.
Quote: Originally posted by Pixie_Hez on 11/11/2019
We have just booked our Brittany Ferries crossing through the caravan club and it was about £30 cheaper than what we paid last year for almost identical dates and times. We considered Hull to Zebrugge but when we saw the price my husband nearly had a fit! It would be a much easier drive for us to get to Hull but a longer drive at the other end so we decided to stick with Portsmouth to Caen.
I found the same yesterday when I booked by phone with the CAMC. Poole/Cherbourg out mid May and Roscoff/Plymouth home early July - total cost £274-80 including Night site vouchers £87-80 nett cost £187.
Have to take into account that I could've got cheaper sites with Acsi card but probably only costing an extra £10 using Night site vouchers
Post last edited on 13/11/2019 20:14:59
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Not in any clubs and not towing a caravan. Booked Hull-Zeebrugge through Nutt Travel and saved £35. Not a fortune, but enough to buy a bottle of wine each way with our dinner. https://nutttravel.com/book-ferry/
Amazing family weekend with old steam engines, classic car displays, market stalls, and full catering and bar. And camping on site - Save £25 by booking in advance.
Topic: Ferry prices 2020
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