The fleet of white ferries from French National ferry Company SEAFRANCE operates between Calais and Dover, with the newest and most sophisticated ferries on this busy stretch of water, the Berlioz and her sister ship Rodin.

The Blue Fleet of P&O is the largest ferry operator on the British Channel. Therefore they have the best frequency in departures. There is at least one sailing every hour in both directions. The vessels have been specially designed for this stretch of water. No problem to enjoy your passage. Bars, restaurants and shops can be found on each of the vessels.

The historic route between the Belgian port of Oostende and the seaside resort of Ramsgate in the UK is back! This popular route is now being serviced by Transeuropa Ferries, sailing this route with four stylish vessels and bringing you across in less than four hours.
All ferries have nice bar’s, a cafetaria, restaurant and play rooms for the children. After having arrived in Ramsgate you will find yourself directly on the motorway, leading you to Canterbury, London and the rest of Britain.

As of 8 May 2007 Stena Line will operate it’s services from Hook of Holland to Harwich with large conventional ferries, probably the largest on the North Sea. There will be a day sailing and a night sailing. This comfortable way of travelling will take between 6,5 hours (day sailings) and 8,5 hours. These luxurious vessels have bars, restaurants, casino and shops for the passengers to enjoy. Price wise the rates are very competitive indeed. On night sailings cabin accommodation is compulsory.

The modern P&O cruiseferries depart for Hull on a daily basis from both Rotterdam Europoort and Zeebrugge.
The passage is always by night ferry, so cabin accommodation is compulsory.
The cruiseferries are amongst the most sophisticated on the North Sea. All on-board cabins are en-suite. Restaurants, bars, lounges, even cinema’s are at your disposal. Meals on board are exclusive, but when pre-booked with TTI we will give you a fair discount.

This Scandinavian ferry company services the route between the Dutch port of IJmuiden (Amsterdam) and Newcastle. There are daily departures in both direction.
The vessels are very luxurious and have restaurants, bars, casino, seashop, cinema and various lounges. There is a range of cabins, from simple couchette accommodation to Commodore-de-luxe cabins.

DFDS Seaways has simplified her rates for 2008. No longer complicated rates, discounts or sur-charges
You just pay for each passage, including cabin accommodation. If you choose for e.g. a 4-berth cabin, you just pay the amount as mentioned below, disregarding if you travel with, 4,3, 2 persons or alone.

Wightlink, Isle of Wight Ferries operates on two routes, connecting Britain's mainland to this beautiful island. The modern ferries bring their customers from either Portsmouth to Fishbourne or from Yarmouth to Lymington in just half an hour.

Ireland is closer than you think. Stena Line, operating the route between Hook of Holland and Harwich also has four connections over the Irish Sea. If you choose for the landbridge with Stena Line you save about 20% of the standard fares. The routes:
- Holyhead – Dublin Port
- Holyhead – Dun Laoghaire
- Fisguard – Rosslare
- Stranrear – Belfast

The vessels operated by Irish ferries are amongst the pride of the nation. Two routes connect the green island to the UK. From Pembroke in South Wales cruise ferries leave twice a day for Rosslare and from Holyhead in North Wales there are five daily departures to the capital Dublin. This stretch is operated by cruise ferries and fast ferries (Dublin Swift). The prices for both routes are the same; there is a surcharge for the Swift Vessels. As one may combine both routes, the prices indicated are for half returns.

The only direct route to Ireland

From the French port of Cherbourg you can leisurely travel to the Irish town of Rosslare. The luxurious cruise Irish Ferries vessel brings you to Ireland in 17 hours. This saves you a trip through England.
Departure from both sites is every other day. Our staff member will be happy to provide you with the correct departure dates.

The Scottish ferry company Caledonian MacBrayne sails from mainland Scotland to 22 islands of the Hebrides and also interconnects the islands themselves. From Arran in the South to Lewis in the north, their network cover some of the most beautiful and dramatic places in Scotland. Get away from it all by ferry and discover a different world.
Thames Travel International can book you on just any of the sailings, but if you really want to discover two or more of the islands we suggest you use the "Island Rover" formula or one of the 26 "Hopscotch" combinations.

NorthLink Ferries operates from mainland Scotland to the Orkney and Shetland Islands. The extensive timetable makes travelling to Orkney and Shetland more convenient than ever before.
Thames Travel International operates as appointed agent for Northlink Ferries.