Wonderful view from Cliffs of Dover. The Port of Dover is Europe’s busiest ferry port, a vital
international gateway for the movement of passengers and trade. It is
also an award-winning cruise port, the second busiest in the UK and
hosts some of the world’s most prestigious cruise lines.
Originally established in 1606, the principal activities of the
Dover Harbour Board (DHB) are to administer and maintain the Port of
Dover.
With millions of passengers, cars, trucks, motorcycles and buses passing through on cross-Channel ferries each year.
There are two ferry operators running ships from Dover; P&O
Ferries and DFDS Seaways. P&O operate ferries from Dover to Calais,
while DFDS Seaways offers a service to both Calais and Dunkerque.
Calais and Dunkerque are convenient destinations, providing quick and
efficient links into the rest of France and Belgium. Calais offers
quick access via road or rail into Paris, while Dunkirk is less than an
hour’s drive from Bruges in Belgium.
It was end of my time in Devon. I will be remember this time very long time. Maybe I come back one day. I missed a lot of tourist attractions
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