Portsmouth to Santander ferry

[Storm123]

Does anybody know who do the cheapest ferry from Portsmouth to Santander around July for a 2 birth motorhome

 

[MikeD]

I am not 100% sure but I think it would be a Brittany Ferry economie service.

They will need the length and height of the van. Being "lower" is not always cheapest.

 

[Mikeco]

There’s only Brittany ferries but you can choose the Economy service to make it cheaper, downside is that it is the smallest boat and a lot of the vehicles are on the upper deck exposed to the elements. I can let you have a code which gets you 10% of the base fare but not the cabins.

 

[jtp890]

Not very cheap , booked today for 2 adults and dog, travelling in Suzuki swift mid april, with voyager discount £290 one way. Code available if required.

 

[Mikeco]

Not very cheap , booked today for 2 adults and dog, travelling in Suzuki swift mid april, with voyager discount £290 one way. Code available if required.

Stop pinching my trade

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[Storm123]

Thanks guys

 

[Mikeco]

Thanks guys

PM sent but make sure you use my code and not the other one, I need the money

 

[EuroTrotters]

There’s only Brittany ferries but you can choose the Economy service to make it cheaper, downside is that it is the smallest boat and a lot of the vehicles are on the upper deck exposed to the elements. I can let you have a code which gets you 10% of the base fare but not the cabins.

You can sometime make it cheaper by using Pont Aven, but then you have to use a seat rather than a cabin. Not for me.

Its a bit late for booking for Summer now.

 

[hilldweller]

downside is that it is the smallest boat

With all the stability of a jelly. Oh boy can it roll.

I'm sure it's basically unstable or in bad need of repair. On the last part of our return in a very smooth Channel I was stood look backwards and the rear of the boat constantly described an arc when focussing on a point on the horizon. Yawing continuously and with the yaw came the roll.

I'll pay more if we do this route again.

We have had a good run up to this year, never suffered like we did both ways this time.

 

[busby]

You can sometime make it cheaper by using Pont Aven, but then you have to use a seat rather than a cabin. Not for me.

Its a bit late for booking for Summer now.

Sure i have always had a cabin on Port Aven,,,,BUSBY,,

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[2657]

I would not do that crossing without a cabin on any boat!

 

[Rapido666F]

Sure i have always had a cabin on Port Aven,,,,BUSBY,,

Me too.

However, a "dedicated lounge seat" is available for £10 on Pont Aven compared to a cabin (approx £90 at least) on all boats.

I wouldn't want to spend 24 without a bed, especially if I was then going to drive a "big" vehicle on the "wrong" side of the road.

Gordon

 

[busby]

Me too.

However, a "dedicated lounge seat" is available for £10 on Pont Aven compared to a cabin (approx £90 at least) on all boats.

I wouldn't want to spend 24 without a bed, especially if I was then going to drive a "big" vehicle on the "wrong" side of the road.

Gordon

Thats just £80 the kids won't be getting,,,,BUSBY

 

[Storr]

Stop pinching my trade

I've sent you a PM.

 

[EuroTrotters]

I would not do that crossing without a cabin on any boat!

I would not do any long crossing without a Cabin.

I would get lynched with my snoring. I would wake passengers passing on Cap Finistere.

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[EuroTrotters]

Sure i have always had a cabin on Port Aven,,,,BUSBY,,

Well it makes sense.

An Inside 4 berth cabin costs £85-£115.

But if you are a BF Member, you get your £8.10 Breakfast allowance with a cabin.

So if three are 4 in a cabin, it makes sense not to have a seat only, as the breaky only comes with a cabin.

 

[busby]

Well it makes sense.

An Inside 4 berth cabin costs £85-£115.

But if you are a BF Member, you get your £8.10 Breakfast allowance with a cabin.

So if three are 4 in a cabin, it makes sense not to have a seat only, as the breaky only comes with a cabin.

Think it makes more sense at my age for the sake of a few quid to sleep in a bed with my own loo and shower that be bloody uncomfortable in a chair,,,BUSBY

 

[Mikeco]

Always travel on the Pont Aven and always book a Club Class cabin, only costs something like £8 more but has a tv and more importantly a kettle, tea and coffee.

 

[EuroTrotters]

From £9 upwards. If they dont have any, I take a travel kettle and laptop.