Ferries to Britain - United Kingdom

Ferry Ports of UK

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Ferries to England, Scotland & Wales

We offer all ferries to England, Scotland and Wales and we compare ferry operator prices. You can view the latest Ferry timetables. Then book your cheap ferry tickets to England, Scotland and Wales online with instant booking confirmation.

There are more than 30 different UK ferry ports from where 325 daily crossings arrive and depart including our most popular route Dover to Calais. Our fantastic booking form makes it so easy to see all the prices and pick the best!

Our ferry operators sail in to all the major ports and there is a great choice of ferries to choose from. In fact we offer quotes for more than 40 routes as well as tickets for trips with Eurotunnel.

Tourists visiting the UK by ferry can discover all of the great tourist attractions by car. London is only an hours's drive from Dover and offers some of the worlds greatest tourist destinations a wealth of history and culture. A drive up to the capital allows you to enjoy the county of Kent, The Garden of England with its beautiful lush green scenery.

Hull and Newcastle ports will bring you close to the dramatic scenery of Northern England including the Yorkshire Moors, the areas impressive industrial past and beautiful canal networks, museums and art galleries.

Arriving at one of the Scottish ports such as Scrabster Port by ferry is a great way to explore the highlands with its outstanding scenery and dramatic history. Explore its castles and lochs and visit a distiliary. Sail to Aberdeen port and drive to the City of Granite, Aberdeen with its commanding grey architecture or Edinburgh with its castle and great shops and restuarants.

In West Wales the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park is a great place to visit if you love beautiful, unspoilt coastline. A ferry trip to North Wales will bring you to Holyhead port on the Isle of Anglese, not just famous for its beautiful natural scenery but also for hosting great festivals including those for jazz, walking, oysters and beer.