Are you thinking of visiting Caen by ferry?
If you are then we have all the information here you will need to make it the best short break or holiday you have ever head?

P&O Ferries run a service from Portsmouth which is three hours and fifteen minutes, this is an exceptions fast services, with slower services for six hours also available.
These ferries are fully fitted with every luxury to make you trip comfortable, although the journey is so short there will be plenty to entertain you on board, regardless what your age!

Once in Caen there is lots to keep you busy, weather it is for a short stay or a longer break find your hotel here! A lot of its architecture comes from the ere where William the Conqueror, which was built after the battle of Caen, a battle which took place during the battle of Normandy.

Within the city enjoy the cultural tourism which is promoted so proudly within the city. The medieval abbeys and wonderful castles which include the cities unique art collection were lucky to escape the bombing of the second world war. Much of the city was damaged during the war, but local limestone was used to rebuild the city to the astonishing city it is today.

Explore original narrow streets of the city to find beautiful small courtyards which remain in their original glory.

Find great information on ferries to many French destinations, not to mention Spain, Ireland and North sea ports which are easily accessible via ferry from the UK!