Before you go
DOVER GUIDE
Dover Ferry Port Directions
By Car:
Dover is approx. 70 miles south of London and is directly linked to M2/A2 and M20/A20 which are connected to the M25, the London orbital. Follow onto A2 from M2 and to A20 from M20 and then follow the sign-posts to Dover. Once in Dover, follow signs to the Eastern Docks/ferry terminals which are clearly sign-posted. All LD Lines cars/freight vehicles now must go to the LEFT-side lane ( please watch out for the big, new LD Lines signs and stay LEFT)
By Coach:
National Express offer regular coach services to and from London Victoria coach station as well as links to various other places. It takes approximately 2hrs 30 minutes to travel from London to Dover by coach.
By Rail:
Direct trains also run regularly between Dover Priory Station, London Victoria and London Charing Cross stations. Journey time is approximately 1hour 45 minutes.
Key Distances:
- 70 miles from London
- 130 miles from Portsmouth
- 115 miles from Newhaven
For information about the port and car parking facilities, please visit Dover Ferry Port Guide
LD Lines Terminal Address (Dover Ferry Port)
LCT Dover / LD Lines Glasdon Unit East Camber Eastern Dock Port of Dover Kent CT16 1JA
Dover Ferry Port
The port of Dover, located in the county of Kent has been an important ferry port throughout English maritime history. With its magical white cliffs stretching along the coastline, Dover is one of Britain’s most iconic destinations.
Dover Ferry Port:
Dover is the UK’s closest port to France. It is extremely busy, with a number of ferries departing every hour. Along with award winning customer service, Dover ferry port provides all the latest facilities for freight and passenger traffic alike.
LD Lines is now offering frequent ferry crossings between Dover and Boulogne.
Car Parking Facilities:
There is a multi-storey car park near the terminal offering both short- term and long- term parking facilities along with a number of disabled bays. There are lifts available from this car park to take you directly to the check-in desks in the terminal.
Things to Do/Visit:
- Dover Castle, a sprawling hill-top castle with over 2000 years of history to its name
- The Roman Painted House Museum
- the breathtaking Anglo-Saxon church
- the Roman lighthouse
- the Dover Museum and its Bronze Age boat gallery
- Russell gardens
- the Transport Museum
Alternatively you could simply enjoy walking along the enchanting Dover cliffs.
Places to Eat and Drink:
Whether you are after traditional fish and chips or something more exotic, you’ll find an interesting mix of restaurants in Dover to cater for all tastes and moods. There are various restaurants lining the marina and in the town centre.
Places to Stay:
Dover has plenty of hotels as well as other types of accommodation to suit every budget.
For more details, or to book your accommodation please visit LD Lines Holidays.
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