Discover Christmas in Calais

Did you know that there’s lots of festive fun to be had just across the Channel? Christmas in Calais offers something for everyone in the lead up to the big day, and a visit here is guaranteed to give you that festive feeling. Here, we share information about the three areas of Calais that are ready for Christmas in Europe,

Places in Kent Twinned with Towns in France

If dreaming of leaving your hometown has been getting you through lockdowns and travel bans, you may be interested to know that many places in England are twinned with popular destinations in France. When two places are ‘twinned’ it means that they have links between the two communities with an agreement in place to maintain a great relationship, giving them

What to Expect on P&O Ferries’ Dover to Calais Route Post-Coronavirus Lockdown

After months in lockdown many people are very excited about being able to travel again. Whether you are re-booking a trip that had to be cancelled, have been struggling with wanderlust, or are simply craving a change of scenery, going on holiday is something that is sure to lift your spirits. If France or any of its neighbouring countries are

Top 10 Famous French Landmarks and Buildings to Visit

France is packed full of amazing places to see and experiences to discover, and each part of the country offers its guests something different. To help you to work out where to go, we have complied a list of the top 10 famous French landmarks and buildings to visit which we hope will inspire your next trip by ferry to

Tips for Driving in France

Ah, the open road. Sometimes there’s no greater pleasure than exploring a city from the comfort of your own car. From the craggy coastlines of Brittany to the snowy peaks of the Alps, France in particular offers endless road trip opportunities. If you’re thinking of driving in France though, you’ll find that some of their regulations may differ to those

Summer in Paris

Long sunny days and light evenings were made for exploring Paris – think romantic picnics eating brie and baguette in front of the Eiffel Tower, or lounging with an espresso outside a chic café. As well as these classic holiday favourites, summer is the time when the city really comes into its own, with the warmer weather bringing a whole