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How many cars can fit on a ferry from Dover to Calais?

So despite holding 2000 passengers, 1059 cars or 180 freight vehicles, it can go at an improved speed of up to 22 knots.



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The largest vessel can accommodate 200 cars and 2,500 passengers while the smallest ferry can carry 34 cars and 200 passengers.

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Generally speaking the ferry is usually slightly cheaper, but whichever option you choose, make sure to shop around for deals and book well ahead of time to get the best-value fares.

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Taking the ferry can also be a better option if you're travelling as a larger group since you can all meet up in the ferry's bar or restaurant. However, if your idea of fun is getting to France as quickly as possible, you might favour the Tunnel.

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All the Washington State ferries allow you to stay in your car. Being in a front car in bad weather can be interesting. All the car decks are open end to end, and the boats are double ended.

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Please remain in your vehicle until the ferry has departed. No smoking is allowed anywhere on the ferry, including inside your vehicle.

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Ulysses is the largest car ferry in the World and can carry 1342 cars and 2000 passengers.

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Irish Ferries, DFDS Seaways, P&O Ferries provide Dover ferries connecting England, UK with 2 destinations. Ferries from Dover sail approximately 40 times a day and up to 272 times a week.

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Port of Dover is Europe's busiest ferry port, handling ?144 billion of trade or 33% of the UKs trade in goods. Our history is vast and the Port is continually developing to ensure our future.

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Largest networks Istanbul Ferry Network – 87 vessels serving 86 ports of call in and around the Bosporus of Istanbul, Turkey.

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One of the most fun parts of travelling is dining out – and your journey is no exception. Red Funnel's onboard restaurants feature delicious, carefully prepared dishes made with fresh local ingredients from Hampshire and the Isle of Wight.

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