Caen and St Malo have the best links to the French road network - unless you specifically want to do the extreme west of Brittany - in which case Roscoff is a no brainer.
I would ignore Cherbourg unless there is a significant cost benefit - or you want the shotest crossing time - in which case the Poole to Cherbourg crossing is the shortest run across the water.
Don't forget to leave a review of the French and other European campsites you have visited!
.. We are doing eurotunnel in the car ..half an hour folkestone to calais ..not a wave in sight .....49 quid each way going beginning of july coming back end of july .thats car only .. ?can you take a trailer through the tunnel ..worth a look on the eurotunnel site!
Well, I spent some time at the weekend adding up travel costs to go from Ireland to UK and on to France.
I've pretty much decided that there is no saving to be made either in time or cost, compared to going direct from rosslare or cork.
This year we are going to try the Cork-Roscoff with Brittany ferries.
Apparently it is a lot better than the irish ferries rosslare route.
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: France - How to get there ?
