Hi all can anyone tell what ferry port is the best to go to
for limoges France
Cheers
for limoges France
Cheers
In reply to Post #1
I go to Calais when I fish Limoges mate
I also head towards Reims to avoid the Charles Degal ring road , extra miles but so much quicker
I go to Calais when I fish Limoges mate
I also head towards Reims to avoid the Charles Degal ring road , extra miles but so much quicker
In reply to Post #1
Caen or St Malo is a shorter drive in France, but a long ferry journey than Calais.
Caen or St Malo is a shorter drive in France, but a long ferry journey than Calais.
In reply to Post #1
The overnight crossing from Portsmouth to Le Havre is ok too.
This gives you a fairly pain free run down to Limoges.
The overnight crossing from Portsmouth to Le Havre is ok too.
This gives you a fairly pain free run down to Limoges.
In reply to Post #4
Thanks for the advice we want to avoid Paris if possible
Thanks for the advice we want to avoid Paris if possible
In reply to Post #5
Caen, Le Havre and St Malo will all let you avoid Paris to go down to Limoges
Caen, Le Havre and St Malo will all let you avoid Paris to go down to Limoges
In reply to Post #6
Newhaven-Dieppe overnight
Rouen / Drux / Chartres / Orleans / Limoges . Easy drive , overnight ferry puts you in Limoges at the perfect time 😉
Newhaven-Dieppe overnight
Rouen / Drux / Chartres / Orleans / Limoges . Easy drive , overnight ferry puts you in Limoges at the perfect time 😉
In reply to Post #2
same as.
same as.
In reply to Post #1
I guess it depends on where you live.?
South east = tunnel to Calais
A16 / A28 Rouen, Evreux, Dreux, round Chartres, Orleans, Vierzon and Limoges
Easy drive, time goes quick on the way there, as you're excited.
Time goes quick on the way home, as your flat out to make the train booking.
I guess it depends on where you live.?
South east = tunnel to Calais
A16 / A28 Rouen, Evreux, Dreux, round Chartres, Orleans, Vierzon and Limoges
Easy drive, time goes quick on the way there, as you're excited.
Time goes quick on the way home, as your flat out to make the train booking.
In reply to Post #7
I'm off to limoges in April and I'm looking at the newhaven dieppe crossing. The costs don't seem much more expensive at all compared to the shorter dover Calais crossing is this right?
I'm off to limoges in April and I'm looking at the newhaven dieppe crossing. The costs don't seem much more expensive at all compared to the shorter dover Calais crossing is this right?
In reply to Post #10
I use this route several times a year and find it really good value. The overnight (with cabin) also means you arrive early in the morning and nice and fresh for the drive down to Limoges.
I use this route several times a year and find it really good value. The overnight (with cabin) also means you arrive early in the morning and nice and fresh for the drive down to Limoges.
In reply to Post #11
Yea that's another plus with the cabin, a few hrs sleep. Thx for the reply
Yea that's another plus with the cabin, a few hrs sleep. Thx for the reply
In reply to Post #7
Hi
I've done the Newhaven crossing.
My only issue is the stress of driving down from Cheshire, hitting a delay & missing the boat.
As the next crossing is over 6 hours.
Dover has regular crossings so a delay isnt such a big issue as they sail every hour ish
cheers Mike
Hi
I've done the Newhaven crossing.
My only issue is the stress of driving down from Cheshire, hitting a delay & missing the boat.
As the next crossing is over 6 hours.
Dover has regular crossings so a delay isnt such a big issue as they sail every hour ish
cheers Mike
In reply to Post #13
I'll be going from nottingham and it's a slightly shorter trip down than to dover with the added bonus of a few hrs kip and a shorter journey on the other side. Had all look and the boats either 11pm or early mornings
I'll be going from nottingham and it's a slightly shorter trip down than to dover with the added bonus of a few hrs kip and a shorter journey on the other side. Had all look and the boats either 11pm or early mornings
Always used the Portsmouth - Cherbourg catamaran.....3 hrs and across the channel..... 