Skip to main content

DFDS Seaways Ferries

Need help?

Info

The Fleet
  • Calais Seaways
  • Siren Seaways
  • King Seaways
  • Princess Seaways
  • Regina Seaways
  • Luna Seaways
  • Aura Seaways

Frequently asked questions

Where do you embark for England?

DFDS offers several embarkation options to England, ensuring efficient and reliable connections. One of the main ports of departure is Calais in France, from where DFDS ferries regularly sail to Dover. Another significant embarkation point is the port of Dunkirk, also in France, which offers a convenient and well-connected alternative to reach the English and Irish coasts.

Travellers can also depart from the Dutch port of Amsterdam for Newcastle, in the north of England. Each port is well equipped with facilities for passengers and vehicles, ensuring a comfortable and stress-free journey. It is always advisable to booking tickets in advance, to ensure the best accommodation on board DFDS ships and the lowest prices. 

How much is the Calais to Dover ferry?

The cost of the DFDS ferry from Calais to Dover can vary depending on several factors such as the season, the type of vehicle and how far in advance you book. Generally, prices start from around 50 euro for a single crossing, car included.

However, rates may increase during periods of high demand, such as summer holidays or weekends. DFDS often offers promotions e discounts for advance bookings or midweek trips. You should check our ferry search engine and the News and Promotions of our website to get the latest information on prices and plan your trip accordingly.

How long is the Channel crossing by ferry?

The duration of the English Channel crossing by ferry with DFDS depends on the route chosen. The most common route, from Dover to Calais, usually requires approximately 90 minutes. However, there are other options such as the route from Dover to Dunkirk, which takes about two hours. DFDS offers several daily departures to both destinations, providing flexibility for passengers.

The ferries are equipped with various services on board to make the comfortable journey, including restaurants, shops and relaxation areas. It is advisable to arrive at the port at least 30-45 minutes before the scheduled departure time to facilitate embarkation.

How to book ferries in Norway)

To book the ferries to Norway with DFDS, several methods can be used. The most common method is via the Sealines Ferries Portal, where you can select dates, times and types of vehicles or passengers. It is also possible to make bookings by phone, by contacting our Ferry Booking Centre or by going directly to our offices in Via Quintino Sella, 58 in Bari, where our team offers our customers the appropriate assistance in booking ferries.

During the process of online booking, It is advisable to check the cancellation and modification policies to ensure flexibility. Secure payments are available via credit cards, bank transfer, paypal or other accepted digital methods. 

Where do you take the ferry to Denmark?

To take the ferry to Denmark with DFDS, one of the leading maritime operators, you can depart from the port of Oslo in Norway to the capital Copenhagen and the port of Frederikshavn in North Jutland. lity in Europe.

DFDS offers regular connections to Copenhagen, one of the busiest destinations. It is advisable to book tickets in advance via our website to secure a seat on board and get the best available fares.

What does DFDS Ferries mean?

DFDS stands for “Det Forenede Dampskibs-Selskab,” which in Italian means “The United Steamship Company.” Founded in 1866 in Denmark, DFDS is one of the oldest shipping companies still in operation.

Specialised in maritime transport and logistics, DFDS offers services of passenger ferry and goods on several European routes, connecting countries such as the UK, France, Ireland, Norway, Sweden and the Netherlands. The company is recognised for its reliability and innovation in the transport sector, contributing significantly to European trade and tourism.

INSTAGRAM