Hideaway in France - gîtes in the Pyrénées near Carcassonne |
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| How to get to France by ferry
The new motorways which are being opened across France have made the journey to the South much much easier than it used to be. We take regular ferry crossings to the UK, and at the legal speeds it usually takes about eleven hours from Calais or St Malo or ten hours from Caen or Le Havre. These times are from the ferry to here at L'Enclos, excluding stops. It is possible to get here from the ferry without an overnight stop, but this needs the journey to be very carefully planned and we would still recommend an overnight stop around Limoges in most circumstances. What's the best route from the channel?For full details of our route, including maps, please download our 'Directions from Calais' on the Travel Directions page. Ferries across the channelFerries can be the cheapest and easiest way for a larger group to travel, and there's no baggage allowance so you can bring (or take home!) as much as you can fit in. The list below gives the ferry crossings from the UK to France that we are aware of, and we try to update the list once a year. For completely up-to-date information we use the Direct Ferries website.
We also advertise in the 'Chez Nous' catalogue, and they provide a travel booking/advice/insurance service which is available to anyone who stays at L'Enclos. Please ask us for the contact number and reference numbers when booking. |