P&O ferry crossings from Calais connect the UK with the continent via the shortest sea crossing and the most frequent service across the channel.

When planning your Calais ferry journey, please remember that the check-in time for vehicles is 30 minutes before the departure of your ferry from France to the UK, and for foot passengers, 45 minutes before its departure.

Directions to and From Calais Ferry Port

Address:
P&O Ferries,
Car Ferry Terminal,
62100 Calais,
France

By car:
The Port of Calais, the final destination of your Calais ferry, is directly connected to the European motorway network via two autoroutes. The A26/E15 provides access from the heart of France including Paris and beyond and the A16/E40, which provides the gateway from Benelux and the northern European motorway systems. The A16/E402 connects to Boulogne and Normandy. For those wishing to leave the car in Calais, there is a free of charge public car park in front of the Terminal building. Pleased be advised that this is an unsecured car park and owners leave their vehicles there at their own risk.

By bus:
There is a regular foot passenger bus, which operates between the hours of 10am and 8pm, connecting the port to the centre of Calais at Place d’Armes and the railway station on request. Once your ferry from England to France arrives, it only takes and few minutes to get to the town centre. There is a £1 (€1.50) charge per passenger per direction.

By train:
On leaving the ferry you’ll find the Calais Ville station situated in the centre of the town which provides a regular service to Paris Gard du Nord as well as other major towns and cities in the area.

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