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Based on 889 LD Lines Reviews 5 most recent reviews 9.2
The easiest way to get to France - finish work, get on the 11pm boat and go to sleep in the cabin. Wake up in France and start the holiday! On the return we also had a cabin (very reasonably priced) and had a relaxing journey back. 6.2
Whoever designed and built this ship (Norman Voyager) should go back to building rowing boats - most inconvenient in terms of loading/unloading and limited passenger facilities, albeit that the restaurant provided good service and the cabins (why only 4-berth available?) were spacious. The only saving grace is the cheapness compared to Brittany Ferries. 7.8
Several announcements were made about the marauding and noisy school children running amok around the ship, but nothing seemed actually to be done to stop it. 6.4
Our car was covered in salt from being on top on the outside deck (the weather was rough). The toilets were blocked or out of order Although the ship is 8 years old I'm told the duty free was very small. The facilities were very poor for a ship that's at sea overnight 8.0
We have used LD Lines for years now, but much preferred the other ferry (Normandy Spirit?) with the Dirty Duck bar (and the cafeteria had a lot better food and selection of food) and it was relatively easy to get on and off on the motorbike. On the motorbike, the crossing from Portsmouth to Le Havre was good in that we rode onto the ferry and the motorbike went straight in to special bike clamps, which was good. Also we had a cabin for the first time and that was really good. The return journey was not so simple - we were directed past the empty clamps and down into the bowels of the ferry, down a horrendous steep ramp. We then had to walk up 4 decks of steep steps to get to Deck 5 in full heavy motorcycle clothing, with helmets etc. Then had to do it all again in reverse. Luckily it wasn't raining when we reached Portsmouth or riding the bike up that steep ramp would have been even hairier. Why could the bikes not have been put in the racks? The ferry was fairly empty. Apart from that it was a good trip and LD Lines are better than other ferries we have travelled on. |
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Please note that LD Lines is now part of DFDS Seaways and when arriving at port you may now see signs for DFDS Seaways rather than LD Lines.
You can use AFerry.co.uk to book an LD Lines ferry to France, Spain and England. All LD Lines ferries are modern and well equipped. Take an LD Lines ferry and start your holiday the moment you step on board. AFerry.co.uk always has cheap prices for LD Lines and the latest special offers.
You can use AFerry.co.uk to book LD Lines ferries from Portsmouth to Le Havre, Newhaven to Dieppe and also St Nazaire (Nantes) to Gijon in Spain. See below for the latest LD Lines prices and sailing times. Click on your ferry route for a detailed LD Lines timetable with arrival and departure times.
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LD Lines Ferries Sailing Information & Ferry Times
Timetables
Frequency
Duration
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up to 2 crossings per day
4hrs
Recent Changes
LD Lines is now part of DFDS Seaways.
Since September 2010 LD Lines no longer operates a service between Dover and Boulogne.
LD Lines now operates the Gijon-St Nazaire route, previously run by GLD Atlantique.
About LD Lines ships
LD Lines operates a fleet of modern and well equipped vessels using the latest technologies. On board an LD Lines ferry you will normally find bars and restaurants and a business lounge with Wireless Internet. Many ships also feature childrens play areas, video games and the possibility to rent out DVDS if you take a cabin. You can choose to spend your journey in a private cabin or reserve a low cost reclining seat.
The Norman Asturias operates on the St-Nazaire - Gijon route and can carry up to 518 passengers in 120 cabins and reclining seats. On board you will find a bar, restaurant, cinema, Wifi area and comfortable lounges to relax in during the crossing.
The Cote d'Albatre and the Seven Sisters are very modern ships launched in 2006. Their excellent facilities include a panoramic lounge, a bar, restaurant, boutique, internet, two children's play-areas and 50 high-quality cabins. Your crossing to France will feel like a mini cruise on board these luxury vessels.
The Norman Voyager operates on the Portsmouth - Le Havre route and has a capacity for 500 passengers and offers a variety of cabins and seating. Other facilities include a shop, video games area and internet access. On board you will also find the "Le Bistro du Norman" self-service restaurant and "The Shamrock Pub" where you'll find a superb range of wines, beers, spirits, cocktails and soft drinks to enjoy with friends or family.
LD Lines' other ship, the Norman Spirit, currently operates on the Dover-Calais route - a joint operation between LD Lines and DFDS Seaways which can be booked here.
Whether you use the LD Lines Portsmouth Le Havre ferry service, the LD Lines Newhaven Dieppe ferry service or even travel from France to Spain on the St Nazaire (Nantes) to Gijon route, you are bound to have a relaxing and enjoyable journey with LD Lines ferries.
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Pet Booking Information
You can book your cat or dog on board a LD Lines ferry with AFerry.co.uk. Just select the number of passengers using the booking form above then on the next screen choose your pet details.
Pets on LD Lines must remain in the vehicle at all times. If you are travelling by foot, you must bring a cage for your pet. There is a limit of five pets per person.
Note that to take your pet to and from the UK to mainland Europe (excluding Ireland) you will need a pet passport. To find out more about pet passports and travelling with your pet see our pet travel guide.
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