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Ferries to Le Havre

le havre ferries The port of Le Havre was created in 1517 by King Francios the 1st and today it is still a thriving port and town. Situated about 200km from Paris this is an excellent port for British to come into if they wish to drive to the capital.

This is not only a passenger port, it is the leading French port for foreign trade as well as container traffic.
Sailing from the UK is from Portsmouth and P&O offer a five and a half hour sailing time with three ferry crossings each day.
It has two ports - Terminal de Grande Bretagne, or British Terminal which is close to the rail and bus links if you have no means of transport when arriving into the town.
The town has decided to preserve the sea front and port area with its traditional features, while development in the town centre allows the town to show its modern characteristics.

There is lots to do in this captivating town, including a large selection of water sports along the sea front – which stretches for 2km, as well as many festivals running through the summer months, including jazz festivals and beach festivals. Find the hotel to match your needs here!
There are a lot of opportunities for shopping and sight seeing in the town also, as it is a coastal town a lot of history and culture is expressed in this area. Car hire is available at the port if you wish to travel through the region. Book your train tickets to move around to other towns!
Why not book your Le Havre break today!

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