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Ferries to England
Schedules Overview

You can book ferries to England from France with LD Lines, Transmanche Ferries, Brittany Ferries, Condor Ferries, P&O Ferries, Speedferries and SeaFrance. Book a ferry to England from the French ports of Dieppe, Le Havre, Caen, Cherbourg, Calais, Boulogne, Roscoff and St. Malo

You can book a ferry to England from Spain, from Bilbao to Portsmouth (P&O Ferries) or from Santander to Plymouth (Brittany Ferries).

You can also book ferries to England from Ireland, with P&O Irish Sea Ferries, Norfolkline Irish Sea, Irish Ferries and Stena Line.

Book ferries to England from the Isle of Man with the Isle of Man Steam Packet Company, or from the Isle of Wight with Redfunnel and Wightlink.

You can also book a ferry to England from the Channel Islands (HD Ferries and Condor Ferries), the Netherlands (P&O Ferries and Stena Line) and Belgium (Transeuropa Ferries).

Ferries to England
Destination Overview

England attracts numerous visitors each year with its diverse culture, varied landscapes and rich history. Visit popular London attractions such as Tower Bridge, the London Dungeons, Big Ben and Buckingham Palace. Or take a trip on the London Eye, where you can enjoy a view of the entire city.

Venture out into England's many historic cities; visit the dreaming spires of Oxford, the Roman ruins of Colchester or the ancient spas of Bath or head to the European capital of culture for 2008, Liverpool. Walk on the fantastic moors of Devon and Cornwall, or hike through the Yorkshire dales.

Whether you are after a thrill-seeking active adventure holiday, a quiet relaxing break or an opportunity to soak up a wealth of culture, England has it all!

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	Book your ferry online and a booking reference will be sent to you by email. When you arrive at the port of departure present the booking reference number together with a photo ID and you will be given your ferry tickets.

Things to See

Being the European Capital of Culture 2008, the city of Liverpool in the north of England is definitely a place to see whether you're on your own exploring the city and taking a fun day out with all the family. Whilst Liverpool is calling for visitors all around the world, there are new and exciting developments around the city with great places for shopping, for eating and for entertainment.

Some of the best things to see in England are the vast array of quiet, countryside regions that are popular with English people and tourists alike. The sweeping valleys of the Cotswolds, intriguing woodlands of the New Forest and the simply extraordinary Lake District are just three of the places that will astonish anyone any age or nationality with its beautiful scenery and abundance of wildlife.

Of course, some of the best beaches in the world are in the English county of Cornwall. Full of history and life, you will have a great time in on Cornwall's 320 miles of beaches and coastline with the fantastic waves for surfing and smooth, golden sands, as well as spectacular countryside that will make anyone swap the cities for a great time in the country.

However, you cannot forget London, the capital city of England. London has it all. The London Eye, Big Ben, the House of Parliament, Oxford Street, Tower Bridge, Trafalgar Square and, if you go in June or July, the All England Club. Also known as Wimbledon, where Federer and the Williams sisters please excited tennis fans on Centre Court whilst you eat the traditional strawberries and cream.