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Ferries to Spain with Ferry to Spain .co.uk
Ferry to Spain .co.uk is the website dedicated to providing the best
information on ferries to Spain. You will find all the information you need to
decide which is the best suited ferry operator to Spain for your needs and
which ferry route is the best suited for your ferry trip to Spain.
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Guide to the Ferries to Spain Ferry Operators:
Brittany Ferries to Spain
Brittany allows your holiday to start the moment you step on board due to the sheer luxury of their vessels. Brittany Ferries to Spain sail from Plymouth to Santander on the Northern Spanish coast. Aboard their new flagship – The Pont Avon they offer the fastest ever ferry crossing from the UK to Spain. If you prefer the comfort of your own car to the comfort of Brittany’s Spanish cruise ferry then why not sail to France on one of their other luxury ships and then drive to your holiday destination in Spain. There's a wide choice of sailings from Plymouth, Poole and Portsmouth, travelling to Caen, Cherbourg, St Malo and Roscoff and all have easy access to the major road networks in France giving you an easy run down to Spain.
P&O Ferries to Spain
P & O plan to keep the whole family happy what ever your destination. Their service is built around their convenience due to them running more ships and routes than their competitors. P&O Ferries to Spain sail from Portsmouth to Bilbao aboard the famous cruise ferry – The Pride of Bilbao. If you prefer to spend less time on the boat and more time on the road to Spain then why not take a P&O ferry from Portsmouth to Le Havre, Cherbourg or Caen. Where ever you headed in Spain, whether you take advantage of the excellent French road network and then drive down to Spain, or sail first class down to Bilbao in North West Spain, P&O ferries have it covered.
Guide to the Ferries to Spain Ferry Routes:
Ferries to Spain:
Plymouth to Santander
The fastest crossing to Spain aboard the luxurious Pont Avon operated by Brittany Ferries
Portsmouth to Bilbao
Affordable luxury aboard the cruise ferry operated by P&O Ferries
Alternative Ferry crossings with Spain in mind:
Plymouth to Roscoff
This route is the perfect starting point to explore Brittany and offers easy access to the Atlantic coast of France giving you direct access to Spain. Services are operated by Brittany Ferries.
Poole to Cherbourg
Ideal for Brittany, Normandy and Western France, the service is operated by Brittany Ferries
Portsmouth to Caen
Take a ferry to Caen for excellent road links to virtually all parts of France and on to Spain with the services operated by P&O Ferries and Brittany Ferries.
Portsmouth to Cherbourg
Cherbourg is very convenient for travelling to Normandy or Brittany with excellent road links on to Northern Spain. Travel in style with P&O Ferries and Brittany Ferries
Portsmouth to Le Havre
Le Havre is now the 2nd largest port in France and is the closest port to Paris at just over 200 kilometres away the French road network allows easy access to Spain. Service is operated by P&O Ferries
Portsmouth to St Malo
Cross to North West France overnight on the luxurious service from Brittany Ferries and make you way down to Spain with ease on the flowing French roads
Guide to Spain:
Once away from the holiday Costa’s, you could only be in Spain. In the cities, narrow twisting old streets suddenly open out to views of daring modern architecture, while spit-and-sawdust bars serving wine from the barrel rub shoulders with blaring, glaring discos.
Travel is easy, accommodation plentiful, the climate benign, the people relaxed, the beaches long and sandy, the food and drink easy to come by and full of regional variety. More than 50 million foreigners a year visit Spain, yet you can also travel for days and hear nothing but Spanish.
Geographically, Spain's diversity is immense. There are endless tracts of wild and crinkled sierra to explore, as well as some spectacularly rugged stretches of coast between the beaches.
Culturally, the country is littered with superb old buildings, from Roman aqueducts and Islamic palaces to Gothic cathedrals. Almost every second village has a medieval castle. Spain has been the home of some of the world's great artists - El Greco, Velázquez, Goya, Dalí, Picasso - and has museums and galleries to match. The country vibrates with music of every kind - from the drama of flamenco to the melancholy lyricism of the Celtic music and gaitas (bagpipes) of the northwest.
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