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Dover Ferry Port
Ferries to Calais are operated by both P&O Ferries and Sea France. Speed Ferries operates ferries between Dover and Boulogne whilst Norfolkline Irish Sea Ferries Services is the operator for ferries between Dover and Dunkerque.
Dover is approximately 70 miles south of London and can easily be reached via the M2/A2 and the M20/A20.
Travelling from London take the M25 to junction 3 where you should join the M20. Join the A20 and follow the signs for Dover. The port is divided into two, the Eastern dock for ferries and the Western dock used mainly for cruises.
Travelling from London take the M25 to junction 3 where you should join the M20. Join the A20 and follow the signs for Dover. The port is divided into two, the Eastern dock for ferries and the Western dock used mainly for cruises.
East Kent and Classic Omnibus operate locally and National Express is the operator for the London to Dover Ferry Terminal service.
The nearest mainline train station is Dover Priory which is situated about 1.5 miles from the port and only a 2 hour journey from both London Victoria and Charing Cross.