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New Ferry to France (Launch Offer)

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  • #102
    ShamoBuc
    Moderators, Category Moderators, Recreation & Hobbies Moderators, Sports Moderators Posts: 33,244 CMod ✭✭✭✭ShamoBuc


    Owldshtok wrote: »
    Hmm,so why didn't that option show up on the OP link?
    where am I missing something??

    YOu must be...just tried it and it's there.


  • #103
    MayoForSam
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,285 ✭✭✭MayoForSam


    July 11
    Owldshtok wrote: »
    This LD lines looks like a rubbish option to me,When you need to drive across UK,the extra driving and currency does not make it worth it.Best service by far from Ireland is with Brittany ferries Cork to Roscoff in 13 hours,and it feels more like a cruise than a truckers rickety ferry,for not that much more money either when you book on time,and speaking from experience they have much better facilities for pets if with family,and bikers if doing it that way.

    Similar dates I booked - LD vs Brittany Ferries = €863 saving, I'll put up with a few extra hours sailing for that ;).


  • #104
    clancger
    Registered Users Posts: 232 ✭✭clancger


    Has anyone booked through to Spain yet?


  • #105
    Owldshtok
    Registered Users Posts: 292 ✭✭Owldshtok


    MayoForSam wrote: »
    Similar dates I booked - LD vs Brittany Ferries = €863 saving, I'll put up with a few extra hours sailing for that ;).

    someone please send me a link to the page with direct sailings to St Nazarre cos I cant find it...:o


  • #106
    clevtrev
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 633 ✭✭✭clevtrev


    July 18
    Owldshtok wrote: »
    This LD lines looks like a rubbish option to me,When you need to drive across UK,the extra driving and currency does not make it worth it.Best service by far from Ireland is with Brittany ferries Cork to Roscoff in 13 hours,and it feels more like a cruise than a truckers rickety ferry,for not that much more money either when you book on time,and speaking from experience they have much better facilities for pets if with family,and bikers if doing it that way.

    LD Line is Rosslare=St Nazaire which is a 4 hour drive south of Roscoff. Ferry is 21 hours on LD versus 14 hours on Brittany and 1,000 euro cheaper for a trip in July. travel time is basically the same. Agree that Brittany Ferries is good quality but saving of 1,000 euro is not to be sniffed at


  • #107
    ShamoBuc
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    Owldshtok wrote: »
    someone please send me a link to the page with direct sailings to St Nazarre cos I cant find it...:o

    It's in the first post:confused:

    Click on select route.....and there it is...Rosslare...St. Nazaire


  • #108
    MayoForSam
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,285 ✭✭✭MayoForSam


    July 11
    Owldshtok wrote: »
    someone please send me a link to the page with direct sailings to St Nazarre cos I cant find it...:o

    http://ldlines.co.uk/ - select Rosslare - St. Nazaire from the drop down menu.


  • #109
    Owldshtok
    Registered Users Posts: 292 ✭✭Owldshtok


    MayoForSam wrote: »
    http://ldlines.co.uk/ - select Rosslare - St. Nazaire from the drop down menu.

    Aha! got it, 2/3 the price of the others.
    €170 return with motorcycle in May.Happy days:)


  • #110
    paddyp
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,927 ✭✭✭paddyp


    clevtrev wrote: »
    but saving of 1,000 euro is not to be sniffed at

    indeed cant believe the number of nay sayers. Saving for us vs brittany is 1100 plus the 80 diesel shaved off the trip south. Frankly we'd be staying in ireland at brittanys prices. Its a bit like a hostel vs 3 star hotel but would you really spend an extra 1100 euro for less than 24 hours in 3 star hotel.


  • #111
    billie1b
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,816 ✭✭✭billie1b


    paddyp wrote: »
    indeed cant believe the number of nay sayers. Saving for us vs brittany is 1100 plus the 80 diesel shaved off the trip south. Frankly we'd be staying in ireland at brittanys prices. Its a bit like a hostel vs 3 star hotel but would you really spend an extra 1100 euro for less than 24 hours in 3 star hotel.

    How much does it cost you in diesel/petrol for the trip south?


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  • #112
    dockleaf
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 158 ✭✭dockleaf


    August 1
    Don't forget the toll charges too if you want to do your budget.
    http://www.autoroutes.fr/index.htm


  • #113
    Wally Runs
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 586 ✭✭✭Wally Runs


    August 1
    MayoForSam wrote: »

    Now to spend the next 6 months researching Brittany and the Vendee....

    http://www.the-vendee.co.uk/ Angela's book is the benchmark!


  • #114
    Qwerty?
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,246 ✭✭✭Qwerty?


    July 18
    Does anyone know if you get to keep your cabin all day? Irish ferries turf you out in the morning to clean the cabins, that's fair enough for an hour or two, but for the day the missus would crack up.


  • #115
    Wally Runs
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 586 ✭✭✭Wally Runs


    August 1
    I would imagine you have it for the whole sailing bar the last hour or two! I my experience the cabins are a bit bigger than IF.


  • #116
    Dai John
    Registered Users Posts: 218 ✭✭Dai John


    billie1b wrote: »
    How much does it cost you in diesel/petrol for the trip south?

    How long is a piece of string ? Depends how far you travel. Fuel is cheaper in France than Ireland, best place to buy are the supermarkets. Spain is much the same price but I found French fuel to be better quality.
    This new ferry offers a substantial saving and I cannot understand the nay people either. I cannot understand the people who fail to read the previous posts before asking questions which have already been answered.
    I have given up checking Brittany Ferries site, always too expensive. Because of the dog I always found Irish Ferries expensive (extra 70 euros each way for the dog). Up till now it has been Celtic Link, but now there is a new option, but do not think the St.Nazaire to Gijon would interest me.


  • #117
    Dai John
    Registered Users Posts: 218 ✭✭Dai John


    dockleaf wrote: »
    Don't forget the toll charges too if you want to do your budget.
    http://www.autoroutes.fr/index.htm

    I travel from Cherbourg to San Miguel de Salinas ( just below Alicante) and only pay 11 euros in road tolls. Forget your sat-nav or AA route planner, experience is better.


  • #118
    redmissb
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 281 ✭✭redmissb


    August 1
    I booked it, €340. Though I should have gone via the UK site I could have saved another €20. Thanks so much OP, think it's one of best bargain alerts I've ever seen! Found this press release, says the offer is limited to first 200 car bookings

    http://www.e-tid.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/LDNews-Release.pdf


  • #119
    MayoForSam
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,285 ✭✭✭MayoForSam


    July 11
    redmissb wrote: »
    Found this press release, says the offer is limited to first 200 car bookings

    http://www.e-tid.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/LDNews-Release.pdf

    It will be interesting to see how much the fares go up by after the offer runs out.


  • #120
    billie1b
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,816 ✭✭✭billie1b


    Dai John wrote: »
    How long is a piece of string ? Depends how far you travel. Fuel is cheaper in France than Ireland, best place to buy are the supermarkets. Spain is much the same price but I found French fuel to be better quality.
    This new ferry offers a substantial saving and I cannot understand the nay people either. I cannot understand the people who fail to read the previous posts before asking questions which have already been answered.
    I have given up checking Brittany Ferries site, always too expensive. Because of the dog I always found Irish Ferries expensive (extra 70 euros each way for the dog). Up till now it has been Celtic Link, but now there is a new option, but do not think the St.Nazaire to Gijon would interest me.

    I was only asking because he said that he'll save €80 by going into St Nazaire instead of Roscoff. I drive the full length from Roscoff to Biarritz and it costs me less than €100 on Diesel in a 2.5td jeep. I just found it that very heavy on juice from Roscoff to St.Nazaire. Fuel in France is the same price as here, if not a little more expensive. Were we go its 20 minute drive to Spain, we get our diesel there, last year it was €1.15 per litre and with the discount 0.99c, crazy cheap, did me the whole drive all the way up to Cherbourg with some left over


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  • #121
    irishrver
    Closed Accounts Posts: 60 ✭✭irishrver


    July 4
    Booked the camper van and trailer party of 4 and saved €1365 over Brittany ferries and saving 400 Km's of driving and I have to drive from west cork to rosslare for that savings we can do without a magician and singer on board


  • #122
    paddyp
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    billie1b wrote: »
    I was only asking because he said that he'll save €80 by going into St Nazaire instead of Roscoff. I drive the full length from Roscoff to Biarritz and it costs me less than €100 on Diesel in a 2.5td jeep. I just found it that very heavy on juice from Roscoff to St.Nazaire. Fuel in France is the same price as here, if not a little more expensive. Were we go its 20 minute drive to Spain, we get our diesel there, last year it was €1.15 per litre and with the discount 0.99c, crazy cheap, did me the whole drive all the way up to Cherbourg with some left over

    Think youre forgetting the return journey there ours is 2.8l camper 540km is about 54l-60l of diesel depending on speed. Whats the discount youre talking about sounds great.


  • #123
    redmissb
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 281 ✭✭redmissb


    August 1
    billie1b wrote: »
    I was only asking because he said that he'll save €80 by going into St Nazaire instead of Roscoff. I drive the full length from Roscoff to Biarritz and it costs me less than €100 on Diesel in a 2.5td jeep. I just found it that very heavy on juice from Roscoff to St.Nazaire. Fuel in France is the same price as here, if not a little more expensive. Were we go its 20 minute drive to Spain, we get our diesel there, last year it was €1.15 per litre and with the discount 0.99c, crazy cheap, did me the whole drive all the way up to Cherbourg with some left over

    Diesel in France is cheaper than here, it was €1.24 per litre when we were there in August this year.


  • #124
    billie1b
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,816 ✭✭✭billie1b


    paddyp wrote: »
    Think youre forgetting the return journey there ours is 2.8l camper 540km is about 54l-60l of diesel depending on speed. Whats the discount youre talking about sounds great.

    Sorry I did forget the return journey, I apologise, the camper would generally be heavier on the juice. The day after we arrive in our apartment we generally pop to Spain for food and stuff for the apartment as its cheaper, if you spend between €50 and €100 in the supermarket you get discounts of the diesel, depending what you spend, its between .5c and .20c, I hold onto my receipt and drive down the night before we go home and fill up, generally save €30 on the price. The name of the supermarket is Alcampo


  • #125
    billie1b
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,816 ✭✭✭billie1b


    redmissb wrote: »
    Diesel in France is cheaper than here, it was €1.24 per litre when we were there in August this year.

    Which station is that in, cheapest I got it around Seignosse is €1.50


  • #126
    First Up
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 14,823 ✭✭✭✭First Up


    billie1b wrote: »
    Clicking on the link but can't find the Rosslare route

    It's there. Goes into St Nazaire. Interesting.


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  • #127
    redmissb
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 281 ✭✭redmissb


    August 1
    billie1b wrote: »
    Which station is that in, cheapest I got it around Seignosse is €1.50

    It was at all the Super U ones we filled up at down in La Palmyre. Also €1.24 at Carrefour near the ferry port in Roscoff and cheaper still at the filling station at the port in Cherbourg, think it was €1.21 there.


  • #128
    juneg
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,083 ✭✭✭juneg


    July 4
    billie1b wrote: »
    I was only asking because he said that he'll save €80 by going into St Nazaire instead of Roscoff. I drive the full length from Roscoff to Biarritz and it costs me less than €100 on Diesel in a 2.5td jeep. I just found it that very heavy on juice from Roscoff to St.Nazaire. Fuel in France is the same price as here, if not a little more expensive. Were we go its 20 minute drive to Spain, we get our diesel there, last year it was €1.15 per litre and with the discount 0.99c, crazy cheap, did me the whole drive all the way up to Cherbourg with some left over

    Whoa, what discount??


  • #129
    ShamoBuc
    Moderators, Category Moderators, Recreation & Hobbies Moderators, Sports Moderators Posts: 33,244 CMod ✭✭✭✭ShamoBuc


    juneg wrote: »
    Whoa, what discount??
    .....
    billie1b wrote: »
    Sorry I did forget the return journey, I apologise, the camper would generally be heavier on the juice. The day after we arrive in our apartment we generally pop to Spain for food and stuff for the apartment as its cheaper, if you spend between €50 and €100 in the supermarket you get discounts of the diesel, depending what you spend, its between .5c and .20c, I hold onto my receipt and drive down the night before we go home and fill up, generally save €30 on the price. The name of the supermarket is Alcampo

    Easy enough to find if you read a few posts up.


  • #130
    billie1b
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,816 ✭✭✭billie1b


    redmissb wrote: »
    It was at all the Super U ones we filled up at down in La Palmyre. Also €1.24 at Carrefour near the ferry port in Roscoff and cheaper still at the filling station at the port in Cherbourg, think it was €1.21 there.

    Yeah I got it cheap before in Cherbourg, the only place I found it cheap in France.


  • #131
    Dai John
    Registered Users Posts: 218 ✭✭Dai John


    billie1b wrote: »
    Which station is that in, cheapest I got it around Seignosse is €1.50
    You must be buying fuel on the motorway. GO TO THE SUPERMARKETS.


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  • #132
    happydays5
    Registered Users Posts: 75 ✭✭happydays5


    Hi - am about to book this offer as am afraid it may be gone if I leave it much longer - haven't done campsite holiday in france before (usually a package to spain is what im used to) so would love advice from some of you who have done it before please
    I would like to go near the Spanish border children 10 9 and 6 so near beach .... how long roughly to drive from st nazaire to close to Spanish border? any reccomendations in spain either? is the cost of living much higher in France ( in spain I usually fill the fridge n freezer on the 1st day from lidl or aldi) ............... help please as Im afraid offer will be over b4 I get the guts to book it!!!!


  • #133
    juneg
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,083 ✭✭✭juneg


    July 4
    happydays5 wrote: »
    Hi - am about to book this offer as am afraid it may be gone if I leave it much longer - haven't done campsite holiday in france before (usually a package to spain is what im used to) so would love advice from some of you who have done it before please
    I would like to go near the Spanish border children 10 9 and 6 so near beach .... how long roughly to drive from st nazaire to close to Spanish border? any reccomendations in spain either? is the cost of living much higher in France ( in spain I usually fill the fridge n freezer on the 1st day from lidl or aldi) ............... help please as Im afraid offer will be over b4 I get the guts to book it!!!!

    you could drive down as far as Biarritz in 5 and a half hours. Given that you would be getting in at 7pm you should think about a stopover too. Maybe an F1 hotel or something
    https://maps.google.ie/

    check out the campsites in keycamp. Thomson al fresco seem to have a discount on at the moment

    If you dont fancy the driving you have all the vendee beach campsites on your doorstep within an hours drive from St Nazaire
    Book it.


  • #134
    happydays5
    Registered Users Posts: 75 ✭✭happydays5


    thanks juneg .... when im booking cabin if I have a party of 5 (and I was going to book 1 cabin and a seat n not use seat rather than split up) do I put in 4 in cabin or 1 in cabin section ( if I put in 4 the price escalates up to over 600 from over 300??? basically I want 1 cabin return


  • #135
    ShamoBuc
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    happydays5 wrote: »
    thanks juneg .... when im booking cabin if I have a party of 5 (and I was going to book 1 cabin and a seat n not use seat rather than split up) do I put in 4 in cabin or 1 in cabin section ( if I put in 4 the price escalates up to over 600 from over 300??? basically I want 1 cabin return

    Put 1 in the cabin.....means you are reserving 1 cabin....which is what you want


  • #136
    billie1b
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,816 ✭✭✭billie1b


    happydays5 wrote: »
    thanks juneg .... when im booking cabin if I have a party of 5 (and I was going to book 1 cabin and a seat n not use seat rather than split up) do I put in 4 in cabin or 1 in cabin section ( if I put in 4 the price escalates up to over 600 from over 300??? basically I want 1 cabin return

    If your interested in the beach, the little town I stay in beside Biarritz is Seignosse, just beside Hossegor, they have apartments and houses to rent for cheap enough and plenty of campsites. Its also on the longest beach in Europe, its a really major surf attraction town so its full of people, but also very quiet.


  • #137
    juneg
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,083 ✭✭✭juneg


    July 4
    happydays5 wrote: »
    thanks juneg .... when im booking cabin if I have a party of 5 (and I was going to book 1 cabin and a seat n not use seat rather than split up) do I put in 4 in cabin or 1 in cabin section ( if I put in 4 the price escalates up to over 600 from over 300??? basically I want 1 cabin return

    1 cabin and 1 seat. kids will fight tooth and nail over the top bunk and the youngest will sleep in with a parent!!:D

    Bring a bag of food onto the ferry one european adapter and an extra pillow

    Lots of threads here on how to survive a camping holiday
    http://www.magicmum.com/phpBB/viewforum.php?f=225


  • #138
    dfbemt
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,398 ✭✭✭dfbemt


    happydays5 wrote: »
    thanks juneg .... when im booking cabin if I have a party of 5 (and I was going to book 1 cabin and a seat n not use seat rather than split up) do I put in 4 in cabin or 1 in cabin section ( if I put in 4 the price escalates up to over 600 from over 300??? basically I want 1 cabin return

    5 of us and I put in for 2 cabins. Would never think of doing this with IF so we top and tail 2 of the kids in one bed.

    With the current LD offer the inside cabin was €25 each way extra, the outside cabin was €50 each way extra.

    Well worth the extra €50 total for the inside cabin. More space and more shower time.


  • #139
    Mandzhalas
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 453 ✭✭Mandzhalas


    hi.i am really tempted by this offer,travel to france in july
    however times are tough,we are on very strict budget.
    i wonder can my family(2 adults+5 year old) have decent 2 week holiday in france for 1000euro?thats excluding ferry price


  • #140
    ted1
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 23,658 ✭✭✭✭ted1


    Mandzhalas wrote: »
    hi.i am really tempted by this offer,travel to france in july
    however times are tough,we are on very strict budget.
    i wonder can my family(2 adults+5 year old) have decent 2 week holiday in france for 1000euro?thats excluding ferry price
    Including accomodation ? 12 nights at 50 euro is 600, 120 petrol ( where are you looking at travelling to)
    Leaves 280 or 20 euro a day to feed 3. Its tight but doable.


  • #141
    clevtrev
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 633 ✭✭✭clevtrev


    July 18
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bk5TDl82RkE

    some video of the ship views of the inside from about 6 minutes. Only carries 500 which is a lot smaller than Brittany and IF so might be hard work if the seas are rough. Torn about booking this - difficult to look a gift horse but travel times are awful and losing days at either end of my two weeks holiday also difficult to get accomodation that isnt Saturday to Saturday. Arriving late means a stop over etc. Decisions.............time running out...


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  • #142
    Qwerty?
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,246 ✭✭✭Qwerty?


    July 18
    Mandzhalas wrote: »
    hi.i am really tempted by this offer,travel to france in july
    however times are tough,we are on very strict budget.
    i wonder can my family(2 adults+5 year old) have decent 2 week holiday in france for 1000euro?thats excluding ferry price

    In July, Sorry but I doubt it. June it probably would be possible. Have a look at campotel.com for guideline prices. I've stayed at a few sites in France, last two years I've travelled with this company.

    Edit:
    Sorry - I misread your post. I assumed you were looking at campsites and had 5 kids. The likes of Etap/F1 hotels are around €50 a night bed only also


  • #143
    Qwerty?
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,246 ✭✭✭Qwerty?


    July 18
    clevtrev wrote: »
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bk5TDl82RkE

    some video of the ship views of the inside from about 6 minutes. Only carries 500 which is a lot smaller than Brittany and IF so might be hard work if the seas are rough. Torn about booking this - difficult to look a gift horse but travel times are awful and losing days at either end of my two weeks holiday also difficult to get accomodation that isnt Saturday to Saturday. Arriving late means a stop over etc. Decisions.............time running out...

    Does anyone know if it will expire tonight?


  • #144
    Limestone1
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 856 ✭✭✭Limestone1


    Johnny_Fontane wrote: »
    So looking for tips of where to go to stay around there. normally, we book a house of some description, but could be open to some of the campsites. Prices coming back are steep though, like €1200 a week. Is that normal for the first week in August?

    :o

    Yes - but it is cheaper to go direct to the campsites than using companies like Keycamps etc. Its definitely more expensive than a gite


  • #145
    juneg
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,083 ✭✭✭juneg


    July 4
    Mandzhalas wrote: »
    hi.i am really tempted by this offer,travel to france in july
    however times are tough,we are on very strict budget.
    i wonder can my family(2 adults+5 year old) have decent 2 week holiday in france for 1000euro?thats excluding ferry price

    go out on 27th June the day the schools get holidays.
    After that just try to find a reasonably priced campsite. Beaches of the vendee make for a good holiday

    this company maybe
    http://www.flowercampings.com/en/index/

    very reasonable campsites here for example
    is a nice one price for 11 nights €676

    Or you can book a privately owned mobile home on many well known sites from the owner directly cheaper again
    http://www.directholidayhomes.co.uk/french_lets_1.html


  • #146
    Eight Ball
    Closed Accounts Posts: 906 ✭✭✭Eight Ball


    Just booked this for the 20th of June coming back on the 2nd July 2 adults 3 kids car and cabin. Price was only 303 euro return. Get in. 15 euro amendment fee in their terms and conditions if you want to change dates or names but we are fairly nailed on for those dates so happy days. Checked out the boat online looks just like the celtic lines ferry to Cherbourg and LD lines seem to have a very good name for their service overall. Can't see those prices lasting long they will be snapped up in no time and great to see a bit of much needed competition in this market. Even at double that price it's still excellent value compared to Irish ferries and Brittany from Cork who quoted us in and around 1200 for same dates.


  • #147
    A Law
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 890 ✭✭✭A Law


    July 25
    Thanks OP, gonna save me a fortune. Just a few questions... What's the difference between a 4 berth inside and outside cabin, Is it just the window? If I put TBA in the car registration part will i be charged the 12.50 when I confirm it, it doesn't mention it in the terms. And finally where do you purchase the cancelation insurance? I presumed I'd be given the option and suddenly I'm booked!


  • #148
    loyatemu
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 15,113 ✭✭✭✭loyatemu


    joefuss1986 wrote: »
    Thanks OP, gonna save me a fortune. Just a few questions... What's the difference between a 4 berth inside and outside cabin, Is it just the window? If I put TBA in the car registration part will i be charged the 12.50 when I confirm it, it doesn't mention it in the terms. And finally where do you purchase the cancelation insurance? I presumed I'd be given the option and suddenly I'm booked!

    Inside= Inside of the boat, no window
    Outside = outside of the boat with a window.


  • #149
    paddydriver
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,085 ✭✭✭paddydriver


    July 4
    Thanks OP.. just booked for 27th June, day kids finish school. 2 x cabins needed for the 5 of us but all in STG£260!

    Have been debating the trip to France for years now so looks like we may be doing it finally.


  • #150
    cambasque
    Registered Users Posts: 116 ✭✭cambasque


    great looking prices for this boat:D

    for people wanting to holiday in france, especially self catering, try boncoin.fr the ordinary french person books directly with the owner through this, it"s like buy n sell, but in french, tap in where you want to rent in, location de vacances, and hey presto, cheapest way to find a rental in france IMHO you can always throw the writing onto a google translation....:p


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  • #151
    Qwerty?
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,246 ✭✭✭Qwerty?


    July 18
    Cheers OP, I spent the day thinking about it... but couldn't resist.

    Heading to France again next July--- Irish Ferries wanted €1080:eek:, Celtic Link were €972:rolleyes: and LDlines were €326:D.


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