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For information only here in alphabetical order is a list of ferry companies with links to their websites. Brittany Ferries - Ferry services to France. Caledonian MacBrayne (CalMac) - Hebridean and Clyde ferries in Scotland. Color Line - Ferries between Denmark, Norway and Germany. Condor Ferries - Ferry services to France & the Channel Islands. DFDS Seaways - Ferry services to Holland, Denmark, Norway & Sweden. Fastnet Ferries - Ferry services to Ireland between Swansea and Cork. Fjord Line UK - Ferries to Norway. Irish Ferries - Ferry services to Ireland. Northlink - Ferry services Orkney and Shetland. P&O - Ferry services to Holland, France, Spain & Ireland MyFerryLink - Ferry services to France. Smyril Line - Ferry services to Shetland, Faroes, Norway & Iceland. Stena Line - Ferry services to Holland & Ireland. Swansea Cork Ferries - Ferries to Ireland. http://www. aferry. co. uk - Price comparison site for all ferry prices Caravan Talk does not guarantee the validity or security of any website shown above.
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I'm looking at going to Holland with the caravan for the first time next year (2013) in the school holidays. We're hoping to find somewhere family friendly, (2 adults and one 6 year old) non-naturist, with lakeside or river campint, or poss beach, and probably take bikes. Neither I nor my family have any real previous experience of Holland so would love some pointers on a) worthwhile areas that meet our criteria, any sites you could recommend, or c) best websites to search for Holland, and d) any top-tips about camping and motoring in Holland. so far, we've only toured in UK, although as a kid, my family took us to France - but that was a LONG time ago now! if you have experienced travelling from anywhere near South Yorkshire to Holland by Hull-Zeeb' or Rotterdam - or instead travelling to the south and getting channel ferry or Eurotunnel, what works best. in terms of comparative cost/convenience. Thanks -
Just wondering whether members feel that tourism authorities (on both sides of the channel) are doing enough to promote and support Campers and Caravanners who wish to holiday in Ireland or GB? I live in Ireland and this year decided to holiday at home partly due to the cost of travelling to GB or France by ferry. Having posted a topic on another forum I get the distinct impression that a significant number of Campers and Casavanners are put off travelling across the Irish Sea because of ferry cost. Above being the case, do we feel that tourism authorities could do more to apply pressure on ferry companies to make costs more reasonable, and in turn increase visitor numbers between our islands? Just interested in the thoughts of members, particularly in light of the increased number of holiday makers that are turning to Camping and Caravanning as a means of short breaks and longer holidays. Look forward to hearing your thoughts. Best wishes
