£20 Each Way With P&O Ferries – Offer Ends 02-02-10
If you’re looking for a cheap new year break, why not jump on a P&O ferry and enjoy all that France has to offer for just £20 each way? That’s right, only £20 per car on a Dover to Calais ferry, which means you and your friends and family will have a little bit extra in your pocket to enjoy the high life on your France adventure.
This new low cost fare is available on the quieter crossings, which will help take the stress and hustle and bustle out of your journey that a busy ship can sometimes induce. Though all the onboard facilites will not be open, you will still be able to grab a drink and some food whilst enjoying a smooth transition to France.
There is 100,000 tickets available, though all tickets must be ordered by Tuesday 2nd February 2010 but can be used to travel up until 31st December 2010, so book today to enjoy this excellent pricing deal from P&O Ferries.
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P&O Ferries Amazing Day Trip Offer – Offer Ends 10-02-10
P&O Ferries have got an absolutely amazing new year offer for all you lucky punters out there! If you book before the 10th February 2010 and travel by the 25th March 2010, you can now unbelievably get -
- £19 including a car and 9 people
- 6 bottles of Ernest & Julio Gallo wine
- 2 for 1 meal voucher
You can collect your six free bottles of wine (red or white) from the onboard shop with a voucher that will be presented to you on check in. You can then head off and enjoy your 2 for 1 meal voucher in the Food Court with a wide section of breakfasts and freshly prepared main meals.
With P&O Dover to Calais ferry times at just over 90 minutes, you’ll definately need to book early to get your preferred sailing times. So don’t miss a chance to take advantage of this great offer from P&O Ferries, one of the cheapest ways to visit France by quite some distance.
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30% Off and Unders 12’s for Free at DisneyLand Paris – Offer Ends 27-12-09
Here’s a quickfire DisneyLand Paris deal that is sure to get you ready for Christmas! If you book any package before the end of 27th December 2009 you can now receive -
- 30% Off
- Under 12 Children for Free
- Tickets to the Parks
- Breakfast Included
This great offer is valid for travel between 3rd Jan-5th Feb 2010, so you’ll ahve to get your skates on to take advantage of this great money saving offer from Disneyland Paris.
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P&O Ferries Car Park Shopper Special
P&O Ferries are unleashing a super Christmas booze cruise offer which will save you a bundle of cash without even leaving the ferry! That right, simply jump on board their Dover to Calais ferry and enjoy their low, low onboard prices then come straight home. No need to even depart the ferry at Calais, just stay onboard and enjoy the vi ew as you smoothly slip from coast to coast with a bundle of savings in your back pocket. The deal is -
- £7.50 return
- Additional passengers £5 return
- 1 car and up to 2 passengers
- Stock up with Christmas goodies
- Book and travel by end of December 2009
This offer is not limited to certain sailing times or days of the week, so you’re free to travel whenever you like. Plus if you spend £400 or more (excluding tobacco) whilst onboard, you’ll get a case of JP Chenet wine absolutely free!
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Great Booze Bargains on Board P&O Ferries
If you’re planning on taking a Dover to Calais ferry to stock up on Christmas treats, then it may be worth looking at P&O Ferries. Not only with you experience a smooth, hassle free journey, but you will also be able to pick up some seriously hot bargains BEFORE you’ve even landed!
That’s right, P&O Ferries are offering some fantastic drink deals on their cross channel ferry service -
- 2 Litres of Teachers Whisky only £22 (Normally £14.29 each, High Street £17.57 each)
- 2 Litres of The Famous Grouse only £24 (normally £15.49 each, High Street £18.99 each)
- 2 litres of Bell’s Whisky only £24 (normally £14.99 each, High Street £17.19 each)
- 2 litres of Gordon’s Gin only £20 (normally £13.99 each, High Street £15.99 each)
These great offers will be available onboard from Friday 27th November until Christmas Eve 2009. So why not start saving money before you’ve landed with P&O Ferries booze bargains, a sure fire way to make your Christmas with a swing! Plus with P&O Ferries latest day trip offer, which is available between 20th Nov – 16th Dec 2009, there really hasn’t been a better or cheaper time to book than today.
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P&O Ferries Hot New Day Trip Offer
P&O Ferries have a great new offer for the next few weeks for passangers who fancy a great day trip to France a price that is, well, out of this world! If you book between 20th November and 16th December 2009 you can now take a day trip with a car load of friends for -
- Up to 9 passengers
- Free bottle of wine onboard
- £20 return per car (Tues, Weds or Thurs)
- £25 return per car (Mon or Fri)
- £30 return per car (Sat or Sun)
I know, unbelieveable value! So for a fantastic day out you only need spend £20 between you whilst enjoying a glass of wine as you slip effortlessly across the Channel. Good times to be sure, but you’ll have to hurry as this offer is only available until 16th December 2009. So why not treat your friends or family to a great day out, when you tell them how much it costs, they’ll never believe you!
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SeaFrance Offer Fastest Channel Crossing
SeaFrance Ferries now has the fastest cross channel service departing from the UK. This came to fruitition after LD Lines removed their Norman Arrow Catamaran crossing from Dover to Boulogne after only 4 months, with the service now being replaced by a conventional ferry.
The SeaFrance Dover to Calais ferry takes just 75 minutes, and with up to 15 crossings per day, is one of the UK’s most regular services. Plus with each way travel at selected times now only £19 for up to 5 passengers, SeaFrance not only offer the quickest cross channel route to France, they also offer one of the cheapest.
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SeaFrance Lowest Fares Ever – £19 Each Way
SeaFrance Ferries have just released their cheapest ever fare for customers who choose to take the stress out of their crossing and travel during the quieter crossings. Passengers can now cross for just £19 each way on selected crossings for a car of up to 5 people, that’s less than £4 each person!
Not all of the ferries facilities will be available during these crossings, but they will be nice and relaxed as opposed to the usual hustle and bustle on a standard trip. All Dover to Calais ferry tickets need to be booked and payed for by December 16th 2009 to enjoy this discounted rate, with all tickets fully refundable up to 28 days before departure.
There will be extra charges for vehicles over 5.5 metres long and also a £10 supplement for customers travelling in groups of 6-9 people. So why not book now to take advantage of these low, low prices from SeaFrance, the cheapest way to cross the Channel bar none.
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Self Drive Skiing in France with P&O Ferries
P&O Ferries offer a fantastic way to hit the slopes this winter without the hassle of restricted luggage and airport delays. Simply jump aboard one of their Dover to Calais ferries for a chilled, relaxing crossing, then scoot off onto the nearby motorway which will take you straight to the Alps.
France is one of the world’s most popular self drive ski holidays, with people travelling from all over Europe to experience all the exhilaration a week on the piste has to offer. Many French resorts are interlinked to form huge ski circuits, offering you the chance to try out many different places and runs during one trip. Plus with amazing scenery and fantastic après-ski, a French skiing holiday offers unbeatable leisure choices for both day and night.
Along with all this, the other major reason many people choose to drive is the lack of baggage restrictions, which means you can bring exactly what you want with you (even if it is that extra pair of jeans you know you’ll never wear!). Add that to the fact you can bring up to 9 people per car, and with prices starting at just £25, it’s easy to see why more and more people are choosing to visit the Alps with their car than ever before.
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Top Holiday Locations in France
Even though we are separated by just a few miles of ocean, the UK and France can sometimes seem like world’s apart. With some amazing coastlines and an outstanding pedigree for gastronomic delicacies, French culture is something us Brits sometimes take for granted due to it’s proximity. But as the world’s current financial crisis looms over Europe, more and more people are choosing to holiday a lot closer to home, and you don’t get any closer than France.
With easy access via rail, ferry or plane, France is a great holidaying destination. With fantastic weather, long sandy beaches, chateux’s, historical towns, and of course the fabulous food and wine available, more and more people are choosing to spend their vacation there than ever before. Below is a guide to some of the most interesting and diverse places to visit in France. Whether you want to ski, scuba dive, sight see or simply chill out on the beach, France has a wide range of destinations to satisfy a complete smorgasbord of tastes.
FRENCH RIVIERA
The French Riviera is on France’s South Eastern coast and is home to the ultra exclusive regions of Saint Tropez and Cannes. Known for it’s hot weather, golf courses and 115km of beaches, the Riviera is the place to see and be seen in France. With easy access via Nice Cote d’Azur Airport (the second biggest airport in France) the french Riviera is a fantastic holiday destination whether you are travelling with the family, in a couple, or travelling alone looking for a mysterious multi-millionaire to sweep you off your feet!
NICE
Also in the South east of France, Nice offers a slightly more relaxed and less expensive environment than nearby Cannes. Nice enjoys a hot Mediterranean climate and is a historic old town with lots of heritage. Nice is France’s 2nd most popular tourist destination behind Paris, with lots to see and do, including the annual Nice Jazz Festival.
AIX EN PROVENCE
In Southern France, the area of Aix-en-Provence is seen by many as a city of culture and craft. Home to art schools and several universities, the area attracts a youthful population as an important educational centre. Aix-en-Provence, which is twinned with Bath, also holds two important music events each year. The Musique dans la Rue Jazz concert, and also the Festival d’Aix-en-Provence Opera festival, founded in 1948.
ANTIBES
The Antibes is located between Cannes and Nice and is well know as a tourist hot spot for people who like to party. There are 48 different beaches and a great selection of restaurants, bars, casinos and nightclubs around the Juan les Pins district for tourists who like to let there hair down and unwind in the sun.
RHONE ALPS
To the east of France is the Rhone Alps region, named after the Rhône River and the Alps mountain range. Famous for having the world’s largest ski area and having hosted the Winter Olympics 3 times, the Rhone Alps region is also a hive of activity during the off season. Boasting some 60 golf courses alongside internationally renowned football clubs Olympique Lyonnais and Saint-Etienne, The Rhone Alps is a France’s sporting paradise.
BRITTANY
A well regarded cultural area in the North West of France, Brittany is famous for its chateauxs, manors and old fortified towns and is an important link between France and England. Brittany features some of Europe’s most amazing coastlines and is well known for it’s gastronomic treats and warm weather during the summer months.
BORDEAUX
One of the wine capitals of the world, the name Bordeaux instantly cunjures up images of sipping a sumptuous red. With over 13,000 grape growers and 10,000 wine producers in the area, Bordeaux has a history of wine production that dates back all the way to 48AD. A great place to visit vineyards, and of course sample a few of the local delights, Bordeaux also features a historic old town with many old churches and cathedrals to visit.
BIARRITZ
On the south western coast of France at the the tip of Spain is Biarritz, well known for it’s beaches and surf festival. The waves around Biarritz are of international quality, making this the European capital of surfing, with many surf schools and agencies. There is also diving, white water rafting and a great selection of superb golf courses dotted around, which make Biarritz a must visit destination for those who love outdoor activities.
STRASBOURG
Located in the North West of France, Strasbourg is the capital city of the Alsace region. Home to the Council of Europe, Strasbourg is an important city for manufacturing and engineering. A clean and beautifully preserved city, Strasbourg is popular destination for people who like to wander around and discover architecture both old and new. Plus with Kronenburg being based here, it’s also a great place to have a beer!
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