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Wot 'e sed, very easy.There aren't any implications
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2.9 m high
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What site was that and for which crossing?Thanks everyone. Put my toe in the water to see how much it would cost and the site didn't cater for anything over 2.5m and I was getting slightly concerned that it was an issue
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If you want to use a site like that try directferries.co.uk although I think for channel crossings most of us go straight to the ferry company's own sites although you can book through the Caravan Club if you are a member.It was a sort of 'go compare' website which quoted for several ferry companies and gave loads of dimension options but as I say none above 2.5m! It was my only go at it so I'll try some other better known sites. Learning as we go!
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If you want to use a site like that try directferries.co.uk although I think for channel crossings most of us go straight to the ferry company's own sites although you can book through the Caravan Club if you are a member.
For the main routes size isn't a limitation but it is for a few routes, for example Condor Ferries won't take anything over 6.5m long and I've seen low height restrictions (2.6m?) on another route but can't remember which one it was.
Given where you live have a look at routes from Portsmouth first, make a note of costs then look at Calais. It will be cheaper but you will have to decide if it is worth the hastle of fighting round the M25! Don't forget Newhaven Dieppe easier to get to perhaps and not expensive.
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Yep, best forum for info there is.All these helpful tips, precisely why Ive joined this forum! No specific route in mind, just seeing whats viable.
I will bear in mind all the 'favours' offered. Much obliged
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That's what dealers told me......they should know. Personally I did not want anything low with a large overhang, seen a few ferry scrapes involving that type of vehicle.I wouldn't dream of choosing a van based on ferry prices it is what it is, just find the best deal
That's not a ferry - it's a rowing boat. Wouldn't touch it with a barge pole .....................Forgive the naivety of a 'newbie' but can somebody help me with the implications, if any, of attempting to take an M/H on a ferry to France that is 6.5 m long and 2.9 m high
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