Ferry Deals & Offers

Yeah I rang too lol, on the ferry now 8)

Unfortunately you can't mix the offers and this is the Davy Crockett offer! I rang to check, thought it was going to be to good to be true! But once you chose an offer it cancels out the other offers! (annoyed) Glad you got it though x

I am not 100% but if you book this before July 31st you get free Half Board too! Breakfast and Lunch or Dinner Vouchers. We are in France during these dates we were going to visit Disney so we book this deal instead, and my confirmation from Disney confirms free half board too!! it states FREE Half BoardThis fantastic offer also includes a FREE Half Board Meal Plan2 for the entire party, including: • Breakfast at one of our counter service restaurants in one of the Disney Parks. Choose from delicious pastries, a hot beverage and juice. • Lunch OR dinner at a range of restaurants across the Disney Parks, Disney Village and Disney Hotels. https://www.disneyholidays.co.uk/disneyland-paris/disney-deals/free-dine-offer/092/

No, you need a car as there are not any shuttle busses.

Hi, Can this place be accessed with public transport!!

Can get the Train to Holyhead. Been from Manchester a few times.

60 odd pounds decent price,but need to fly from Holyhead or Liverpool (fierce)

Heat added to be warm dry and sunny all week on the Emerald Isle so a great time to go.

Probably best to avoid France, all the French people there ruin it!

Macquarie Infrastructure and Real Assets (MIRA) own Condor I had dealings with them in the 90s when they were sailing out of Torquay, they weren't affiliated with Brittany ferries then and as far as I know they aren't now but I'm out of the debt loop now. edit Bertz99 corrected his comment before I posted mine

Stand corrected on that bit - had seen a friend do Poole to Cherberg via Brittany, get my Brittany discount and be on a Condor - also some other tie in in the port ops. However, checking they are hedged fund owned and presently up for sale.

Brittany Ferries do not own Condor.

LPG

That’s only in Wroxall ;) be careful if you venture through it! 🤣 The rest of the island we have the regular amount of toes! (lol)

Easy access from Scotland XD

I live on the Isle of Wight so I'm slightly biased, but this is a lovely family owned hotel in a great, quiet location. Away from the main town, but still just a short walk (10 mins or so) into town or down to the beach.

I've always loved the isle of Wiggit, great for kids

Voted hot but I think this deal or similar runs all year via the hotel’s own website. I stayed in the next door hotel ( Luccombe Manor) in May which is owned by the same company.We are very fussy about hotels and thought it was excellent. Staff, food and pool were lovely. They are not modern hotels but very comfortable and relaxed. Highly recommend sorry my mistake this is normally the price per night it’s an absolute steal for 2 nights

Impossible to find anything as promoted. The web site is slow and not user friendly.

I tried this years ago and when I came back to do my return leg they wouldn't accept the ticket. Saying for the return to be valid, you must have to also take the correct departure. Cost me £80 at the time to get back, cause I had to buy a ticket for the car, there and then....

I know my friend tried this couple of years ago... Good find ...!

I too have been on website to see "Promotion cannot be....." contacted P+O and they have told me there is"limited space" for this offer so you need to book early ....... as apparently people do (and now fully booked for some dates) ..... though it is only hours since this offer has gone live and they are claiming this ????? for an offer that is valid for the next 4 weeks" NB Do bear in mind that the above message is also posted if you have selected exclusion dates

Don't know is the honest answer but be very careful with the terms and conditions e.g if you don't use one leg of the ticket and with computers nowadays I think this could be identified and they do have you credit/debit card details

Darn, wish I'd seen this earlier! £221 return for a week at the end of August... but am sure it'd be more of I left it any longer! Thanks for posting x

Wish i knew if my VW transporter is classed as a car or van. Vans are £119 each way :( but the Transporter was converted into a disabled vehicle and has PLG on the V5 doc.

What dates did you book ?

Great price for summer sailings. Managed to get an £85 return in last years sale and enjoyed the trip. Would definitely do this route again.

should have added £49 is for a car and 2 people one way

I Don't think it applys to the weekend Mini cruises they are always dearer, Sorry.

This is the email I've written to p and o So my wife and I went on our first 'taster' cruise with P&O. We had a load of questions about going on a cruise (from whether we should have an inside or outside cabin to whether the weather would be important). We thought that a taster cruise would be the best option before spending a lot of money on a 'proper' cruise. Sadly, the taster cruise that we experienced has meant that we really wouldn't want to go on a proper cruise at all. Although not a terrible time, our expectations were really not met. The food was adequate but certainly not exceptional (the buffet was more about quantity than quality). The nightly entertainment was ok - but nothing great but the daily entertainment was not well executed at all. I was however, pleasantly surprised that the drinks were not ridiculous prices (actually cheaper than some local hotels). HOWEVER, there were a number of very unsatisfactory things:Our dining service was meant to be seated at 8.30pm - the brochure makes it clear that the doors are closed at 8.45pm so you need to be there on time. We got there at 8.15pm and they didn't see us to our table (we were first in queue) until 8.50pm. This happened on two consecutive nights. The black tie night - again, the brochure makes it clear that you won't be allowed to come in unless you are wearing appropriate clothing. No word of a lie - there was someone in the queue who was wearing a polo shirt and what can best be described as a cardigan jacket. One chap on our table was wearing a suit but didn't have a tie on. Really nice guy, but if you are going to have standards, stick to them... We went on to the Ventura. To be honest, the cleanliness of our room was just not very good (see toilet photo and dust on suit carrier attached) and the room we were in was very tired (see plug socket and carpets photo). A few people on board who had been on cruises did tell us that this was nothing like a normal cruise and was almost a booze cruise event - but it really has put us off - I certainly wouldn't want to gamble a few thousand pounds in hoping that our next experience is better.

I booked only last week to go to Rotterdam on 15th December returning on 16th from Hull. There were no codes or deals on the P and O site or here. Is there any way I can amend the booking to claim the 25% reduction. It's cost me and a friend £94 each. (annoyed)

nice price, this is usually two for £70 on the dash offer....if you need hotels try superbreak, 1 night with ferries in Dam/ Bruges form about £89, 2 nights in either for £125 ( 4 nights total ) Be aware though, your up early, 6.30am continental time so if you have a hefty night your well bleary eyed!

Let me know what you like to do (ie nice beach, historic sites, hiking, .....) and if you've got your own transport and I'll give you a few suggestions. Not much to do or see in the Corinthos / Loutraki area specially at this time of year. In fact its quite dead apart from seeing the canal and ancient Corinthos

Planning to go early next month, I need to do my homework but would you mind giving me some ideas of areas to stay? I had a quick look at https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Hotel_Review-g644224-d568994-Reviews-Club_Hotel_Loutraki-Loutraki_Corinthia_Region_Peloponnese.html , is that in the area? Only going for 2.5 days, was looking at Athens but it's costing around £700-725 from 2nd to 5th November.

And don't spend lots of time in tourist trap Oia - see a caldera and gorgeous sunset from Firostefani.

Santorini certainly isn't about nightclubs (maybe that was aimed at Mykonos?) - I stayed in Perissa where this is aimed at and while there are bars, the promenade was predominantly restaurants and cafes, with the beach and sun loungers directly opposite. It is also a much cheaper part of the island (some parts are fairly overpriced). Perissa is a great location to hire a quad from (roads are generally quieter down south, plus a great way to explore the bottom half of the island for around €30 a day), then you just get the bus up to Fira (capital), plus another bus up to Oia (tourist trap / where all the sunset photos come from). Can highly recommend the Panorama restaurant in the southern part of the island - meal for two overlooking the sunset is more like €40 rather than €100 as you get in Fira and Oia - good destination on the quad bike. Overall this seems like a stellar deal for the week in Perissa alone. Voted hot.

Kalyves is a quiet resort we stayed there in June. Most of the tavernas are on the beaches front so you can eat whilst kids play in sand. Also lovely beaches a couple miles west of chania which have very shallow bays and calm water.

Where do you add the code for the wine?

I used this today and i got 3 bottles Red and 3 bottles White on the way out. Plus a GREAT day out in Calais and Bruges. Shame about the earlier rain but was worth the two countries one day trip. Thanks OP! Massive heat!

Only £29 to go from dover to calais... some over there in calais would give out their lives to travel the other way around

But they're French...

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How did you get £27. I can do £29 not that I'm fussed over 2 quid.

where do you claim the free wine from?

Went yesterday on this deal and the wine is banrock station as in the picture.

If you’re going to Calais to buy booze, don’t book for a Sunday as the big Carrefour is closed then. The free ferry wine is pretty dire - JP Chenet and the like - give it to someone who’s not fussy and buy some French wine in the supermarket where it’ll be at least £3 a bottle cheaper than in Blighty.

Heat added (y)