Thank you very much. I am deciding whether to use this ferry option or driving (from Alicante) all the way to Calais when I move back permanently to the UK. I think the shorter drive and less need for overnight accommodation in a hotel makes this slightly preferable. The cost of fuel is I suppose another thing in the ferry's favour.
@@stevedriver1376 Hi there Steve. I chose the Bilbao ferry and travelled last Tuesday to Wednesday. Smooth crossing but very bad night's sleep in a reclining chair. I got lucky though with disembark stage because I was three cars from the front exit gate. Good luck with your journey.
@@stevedriver1376 Yes, I'm back and looking for another permanent home. Ironically, I much preferred the greenery of Bilbao and northern Spain generally to the built up, tourist area of Orihuela Costa where I chose to live. Lots of British people are there and loving it, but unfortunately it didn't appeal to me and proved a costly mistake. But don't let me put you off, we're all different.
@@stevedriver1376 With the timings, bear in mind the time difference. As soon as I boarded they referred to UK time, which was confusing for my GPS watch, tuned to CET. It is incredibly slow whatever way you look at it.
MotorHomeMan.. Well I like to wild camp a lot so it’s good for me but if you always use sires with EHU you wouldn’t get ur monies worth, if you do though get the biggest panel you can fit and afford up there, maybe a 200watt one...
Rlly wish that they had ferries like this across The Great Lakes Region of the U.S. and Canada, and also from Florida N Georgia to Puerto Rico and U.S. Virgin islands as well, all that would be cool and nice.
Ricky’s Garage I think you can book a year ahead but will have to pay full price, maybe 6 months would be better, a lot of people just book 24 hrs before and chance it! Booking through the Caravan and Motorhome club can be good and might be discounted, it’s always best to shop around for latest best prices!
Hi . if you register with Brittany ferries they will give you the heads up when you can book, for 2020 it comes out mid Oct 2019 you can book with a deposit.
Thank for sharing that, looks great, just what I needed to know, cheers!
Thank you very much. I am deciding whether to use this ferry option or driving (from Alicante) all the way to Calais when I move back permanently to the UK. I think the shorter drive and less need for overnight accommodation in a hotel makes this slightly preferable. The cost of fuel is I suppose another thing in the ferry's favour.
@@stevedriver1376 Hi there Steve. I chose the Bilbao ferry and travelled last Tuesday to Wednesday. Smooth crossing but very bad night's sleep in a reclining chair. I got lucky though with disembark stage because I was three cars from the front exit gate. Good luck with your journey.
@@stevedriver1376 Yes, I'm back and looking for another permanent home. Ironically, I much preferred the greenery of Bilbao and northern Spain generally to the built up, tourist area of Orihuela Costa where I chose to live. Lots of British people are there and loving it, but unfortunately it didn't appeal to me and proved a costly mistake. But don't let me put you off, we're all different.
@@stevedriver1376 With the timings, bear in mind the time difference. As soon as I boarded they referred to UK time, which was confusing for my GPS watch, tuned to CET. It is incredibly slow whatever way you look at it.
Hi, Thats a nice ferry video. Thanks !
Ferry Chat thanks for your great comment! 👍
Thanks for the Sub, I have reciprocated! 👍
Which ship was it?
Great video as always mate but can I ask why you don't have any solar panels fitted on the roof of your MH...
Thanks for your comment Mark, haven’t looked into Solar yet, what do you think, is it a good investment?
MotorHomeMan.. Well I like to wild camp a lot so it’s good for me but if you always use sires with EHU you wouldn’t get ur monies worth, if you do though get the biggest panel you can fit and afford up there, maybe a 200watt one...
I am going to the Nec Motorhome show in a few weeks so I will have a good look at solar. 😎👍
MotorHomeMan Well I might see you there...👍👍
Mark in the UK sounds like a good plan 😎👍🚐
Rlly wish that they had ferries like this across The Great Lakes Region of the U.S. and Canada, and also from Florida N Georgia to Puerto Rico and U.S. Virgin islands as well, all that would be cool and nice.
Hi there, do you know how early can you book ticket to travel next July 2020? Many thanks Ricky
Ricky’s Garage I think you can book a year ahead but will have to pay full price, maybe 6 months would be better, a lot of people just book 24 hrs before and chance it!
Booking through the Caravan and Motorhome club can be good and might be discounted, it’s always best to shop around for latest best prices!
Hi . if you register with Brittany ferries they will give you the heads up when you can book, for 2020 it comes out mid Oct 2019 you can book with a deposit.
RMG thanks I’m gonna keep an eye next month👍👍
Sadly u could not go🙁
So many unanswered questions that could have been sorted during the review
Brian Murphy , sorry!
How much does the return journey cost and how many hours? Thanks.
barnbersonol it’s about £1000 for a return ticket so approximately £500 each way depending on the time of year!
It takes about 24 hrs to cross!
THx for the video
No problem! 😎👍🚐
Nice editing
Luke Pearson YT Thankyou
Great vlog, very interesting. just subscribed
HitchUpAndTow Thankyou for subscribing, just checking out your channel.
HitchUpAndTow keep the good work up I have just subscribed to you channel. 😎👍
@@MotorHomeMan Thanks
can you have access your van during the voyage
Black adder no access is allowed during the crossing, everyone is cleared from the car decks and the doors are locked! 😎👍🚐
Is it believeable that you were in the same cabin as me?😂👍🏼
Asma Maghribia how was your crossing? 😎👍