Are the English Finally Falling in Love With France?

France is becoming more popular with BritishAnother option is to take the Eurostar train which
holiday makers and day trippers as the price oftakes you through the channel tunnel owned by
holidays in Spain and other European countries areEurotunnel which takes under half an hour and of
getting more expensive, a lot of Brits are takingcourse you take all of your luxuries with you by
the cheaper route of driving and visiting campsitesloading up the car and taking a trailer if necessary.
and caravan parks.The Eurostar has recently become the dominant
Travelling to France and the rest of Europe isoperator in cross-channel intercity passenger
easy as pie using the Eurotunnel or one of thetravel on the routes that it operates, carrying
many ferry companies now travelling across themore passengers than the airlines combined. The
English channel. The most popular ferry routes areservice is operated by eighteen-carriage trains
Dover to Calais and Boulogne, Portsmouth to St.which run at up to 300 kilometres per hour (186
Malo & Cherbourg and Newhaven to Dieppemph) on a network of high-speed lines.
and Le Havre some of which can see you acrossThere are now over 60 major ferry operators,
the channel in just over an hour. The majorand over 800 European ferry routes so you have
European ferry operators are P&O, Brittanylots of travel options, so why not relax, breathe
Ferries, Norfolkline, LD Lines and Seafrance mostthe sea air and enjoy a trip across the channel to
of which run multiple daily crossings across theFrance - Bon Voyage!
channel.