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01/03/2007, 21:04 Dave Plumb Joined on 28/04/2006 79 Posts 57 Seafrance crossing offer Picked up a GB daily mirror newspaper today as they had a seafrance offer to Calais. there is a code to use ( TM19E ) it looks like crossings have to be booked B4 the end of March and paid for at booking time to get each way crossing at £19  any duration up to November 2007, there are the dreded terms and conditions such as time and restricted numbers on perticular dates, but I cant get onto the site at the moment so not sure of the impact on ease of travel times. But in case its of use to anyone Dave    Report

02/03/2007, 17:38 Jc Joined on 23/08/2004 Posts 752 Re: Seafrance crossing offer Sounds remarkably similar to the current P&O offer.    Report

03/03/2007, 10:07 Jc Joined on 23/08/2004 Posts 752 Re: Seafrance crossing offer I should have added-no token,codes or anything else required.I got daytime crossings,period returns ,the cheapest they've ever been.Just go into their site on the net.    Report

03/03/2007, 11:45 J.R's gone native Joined on 16/07/2006 Picardie, Sussex Posts 1,695 Re: Seafrance crossing offer Just as every other time I have tried to find these bargain fares I can only find the offer, not the availabilty. I tried many different dates and times and the cheapest was 70 euros each way. I normally don't even bother looking for thgis reason when they send me E-mails but I did this time as JC indicated that he got the cheapest ever. What crossings did you find at that price?    Report

03/03/2007, 15:59 Jc Joined on 23/08/2004 Posts 752 Re: Seafrance crossing offer I typed P&O into a search engine;the first thing that came up was P&O offers.Bank holiday weekend out-daytime crossings-period return-car+passengers-£36 each way.    Report

04/03/2007, 15:03 J.R's gone native Joined on 16/07/2006 Picardie, Sussex Posts 1,695 Re: Seafrance crossing offer So no Seafrance crossings at £19 in the real world then, looks like they havn't changed. £36 each way does not strike me as the cheapest ever either.    Report

04/03/2007, 16:00 Higgy Joined on 02/03/2007 Bedlington/Salon la Tour. Correze Posts 64 Re: Seafrance crossing offer For anyone using P & O Ferries from Hull you can get a good discount by booking and paying for 5 journeys . They can be 5 return or 5 single crossings we are going out at Easter with DFDS North Shields but returning by way of Hull.  All the journeys must be made within a 12 month period. Higgy      Report

04/03/2007, 16:20 Jc Joined on 23/08/2004 Posts 752 Re: Seafrance crossing offer That's period return-daytime crossings;go by night or five days you'll get the cheap ones.    Report

04/03/2007, 17:59 Cjlaws Joined on 19/03/2006 76270 Posts 197 Re: Seafrance crossing offer  Jc wrote: That's period return-daytime crossings;go by night or five days you'll get the cheap ones. Even at night P & O's very cheap fares are hard to fine. They do not currently offer a reduced price five day return fare. Currently £60 to £100 return is realistic for a return leaving Calais next Thursday or Friday and returning the following Tuesday or Wednesday. If anyone knows of a cheaper Calais-Dover return with a car in that period I'd be grateful to hear of it. CJL    Report

04/03/2007, 18:51 Jc Joined on 23/08/2004 Posts 752 Re: Seafrance crossing offer I agree there are not many for the next couple of days but there are plenty of £19 ones a month ahead.    Report

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