Norfolk Line Ferries

whitbybabe | 23:09 Mon 03rd Aug 2009 | Travel

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Going to Dunkirk on Friday via Dover, and we are going with Norfolk Line Ferries. Just wondered what the facilities were like onboard i.e; loos, shops cafes etc.

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jno

I don't think they have loos, you just go over the side

Buenchico

The usually helpful Jno seems to be in a mischievous mood tonight ;-)

NorfolkLine has always been a predominantly freight carrier. That means that they've had to meet the demands of lorry drivers, which has always meant (for example) better food in the restaurants than on ferries dedicated solely to passenger services.

In recent years NorfolkLine has moved far more aggressively into the passenger market, providing excellent onboard services in addition to what was already there for truckers.

It's only a short hop over to Dunkirk and you'll find the facilities more than adequate:
http://www.norfolkline.com/EN/Onboard/

Chris

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Thanks Chris, and only Chris.

sunflower68

whitby they are the same as a Calais ferry, if not nicer. A couple of restaurant/self service, bar , shop etc. If you are sneaky and go to the lorry drivers parking exit there are lovely free massage chairs, nobody seems to mind who uses them!

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