Our Brittany Ferries crossing this summer is significantly cheaper than the original booking was for 2020. We have moved to midweek crossings though. This is going Plymouth-Roscoff and back and it's just a car.
Other threads seem to suggest that taking a caravan Dover-Calais has gone up a lot.
Hi, Can only speak about our bookings. We are in Cornwall and our usual route is Plymouth to Roscoff.
Our last crossing in 2019 was £355. This included £80 of site vouchers so the ferry portion was £275-this years booking, for near identical crossings and same outfit is £632, so £552 for the ferry.
The cheapest crossings are with DFDS from Newhaven and Stena from Harwich.
Before Brexit, most Irish freight for the continent went the landbridge route, ie. through UK.
Now there are far more ferries (Stena, BF, IF, ++) going the direct route to France/Spain.
Some holidaymakers also used the landbridge route.
Prices on the direct ferry routes from Ireland to France/Spain have increased so I am investigating landbridge routes for myself.
Irish Ferries will quote you for a two part landbridge route - Dublin toHolyhead and then Dover to Calais - they have ships on both those routes. Then compare it with their direct Dublin to Cherbourg crossing. They are the people for you to ask
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Topic: Ferry prices 2022
