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Folkestone is easily reached by the M20 motorway. Folkestone is a lovely Victorian resort with many shops and restaurants. It's close ties to Europe are demonstrated by the weekly French market in the town centre. The Eurotunnel passenger terminal in Folkestone is a clean and modern building with every convenience that todays travellers demand.

Getting There

The Eurotunnel terminal at Folkestone is conveniently located at Junction 11A on the M20. From South London expect a journey time of 1 hour, and 30 minutes.

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Situated on the busiest shipping lanes in the World, Calais is the main port sailing from the UK to France. There is more to Calais than just a port and it is well worth while taking the time to explore this charming town. There are many excellent restaurants and shops in Calais and the locals are very welcoming to their British cousins.

Calais is also famous for Rodin's statue The Burghers of Calais (Les Bourgeois de Calais). This masterpiece is located just opposite Calais's picturesque town hall.

Booze Cruises: Don't forget every confirmed booking receives a 5% discount from Wine and Beer World. How to find them? Take the motorway link road and exit at the first junction you get to (Sortie 3). Follow signs to 'Z.A. Marcel Doret' and you can't miss Wine and Beer World store.

Getting There

The quays of the Port of Calais are directly connected to the European motorway network by the A26. The A26/E15 serves the centre of France and provides access to Paris. The A16/E40 feeds into the Benelux and the A16/E402 to Boulogne and Rouen. Once you arrive in Calais, follow signs for the car ferry terminal.