This time next week. - Page 3

neilmac · 09-02-2010, 12:00

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Originally Posted by Kon tiki

We will have to watch out for you on the way (not that many Swift Bel-Airs around

), I've made a note of the aires & theres a good chance we might use some of them. A lot depends on the weather, last year we went over earlier & after having a couple of days at Cleres with really nice weather it got very cold. The inlet pipe to the boiler froze with the heating on

. As long as we can see a bit of sunshine we aren't bothered too much where we are

. Thats what we enjoy about motorhoming is you can change your plans whenever you want.

We'll keep an open for your Adria Ed

, if you do see us first please come and say hi - always happy to share a vin rouge or vino tinto depending on where we are

gwyntaxi · 09-02-2010, 13:08

how did u manage 2 get a return 4 amotorhome?? for £32.50 when i booked back in sept 2009 to travel out on Jan 2nd 2010 eurot
unnel charged me £134.00 retuurn & they assured me that £67.00
each way is the cheapest that they do 4 a motorhome (7m) because i q ueried this with them as i get peed off with some
people telling me that they only paid half of what i paid

joedenise · 09-02-2010, 16:12

£34.20 was for ferry not Eurotunnel.

Denise

Kon tiki · 09-02-2010, 19:53

The £32.50 was in Eurotunnel vouchers worth 4 x 32.50 = £132, it was £69 going out on Feb 19th & £61 coming back on April 28th. I think the cost of the outward journey was £67 but you don't get any change from the Tesco vouchers & you have to use them in multiples of £2.50. I could have used £30's worth of vouchers (x 4 = £120) & paid the £8 but we had plenty of vouchers.

You can check the prices online, I booked mine on the 24th December just after they had all the problems. Our van is also 7 meters but I don't think they have any different rates for length unlike the ferries.