P&O Dover Calais Prices

birderbilly
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I suppose it was to be expected but P&O are ramping up their prices.  We had a June/July crossing cancelled that cost £200, we have a credit note that we could use against a September crossing that is now circa £350.  Actually cheaper to go on the Eurotunnel and save the credit note for next year.

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  • JVB66
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    edited July 2020 #2

    It will be the same with airlines soon 

  • Dave Nicholson
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    edited July 2020 #3

    Its not only the ferries who’ve increased their prices. Eurotunnel have increased them too. For an equivalent day/time in August its approx 70% higher than last year.

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  • Tammygirl
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    edited July 2020 #5

    From memory Autumn prices have always been a bit more expensive, certainly on the Hull routes.  I think we can expect everything to be going up in price even a visit to the hairdresser is going to cost more laughing

     

  • Rufs
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    edited July 2020 #6

    Booked flexi tickets with BF Portsmouth/Caen and return pre corvid paid in full, i now have tickets that i can use this year or next at pre corvid prices, cost me a tad over £450 for the lot and you can cxl up to 4 hours before departure, may use this year or maybe hold off until spring 2021.

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  • MichaelT
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    edited July 2020 #8

    As travel restrictions likely to be lifted this week they are making up for lost ground, supply and demand!

    Looked at Eurotunnel and they are £270+ for late august out and mid september return.

  • Rufs
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    edited July 2020 #9

    You should try club voyage laughing

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  • peedee
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    edited July 2020 #11

    Dunno what you are doing to get the Tunnel prices you are coming up with. Just checked for the normal times I travel for September, out at 1420on a Monday and  back 3 weeks later at 0920 for a motorhome over 8m and its £212, £5 more than when I last travelled in 2018!

    Now if only I could persuade the wife!

    peedee

  • Rufs
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    edited July 2020 #12

    Ah! well, by sticking to using my trusted old Coachman I am able to flash the cash a little bit laughing

  • MichaelT
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    edited July 2020 #13

    Out on 28th August at 20:00 ish back 15th September 10:00ish

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  • Rufs
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    edited July 2020 #15

    Yeh have done all that a few times but after a couple of heavy crossings which we considered not good for the dog, we decided to do the shorter crossings into France, much better for dog he can sleep in boot, did Cherbourg last year but thought we would give Caerns a go this year, especially as we only live 30 mins from the port in Portsmouth, might come back via Cherbourg depending how long we stay down in Spain, quite like the drive cool

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