Best way to get to Dordoyne area of france

[whitleyjohn]

Hi, anyone tell me cheapest ferry etc to get to Dordoyne france July time next year. Thinking Portsmouth to St malo / Le Havre etc 2 adults & bike:yo::yo::yo::yo:

 

[americanexpress]

You might find it easier to research getting to the Dordogneh1d1ng2

 

[robsbird]

Plymouth to Bilbao and ride back up take you less time less in fuel and is more fun as the boat is over night.......

@tu*

Ps Book early

 

[Rolfy Dave]

Just make sure you dont follow a certain fellow bird rider... We did Calais to Rouen, which is 130 miles direct... and it took 4.5 hours following him & was no fun at all :bang: (could have done it ourselves in 1.5 hours) h1d1ng2

However you go. Enjoy the trip @tu*

Rolfy
:beer:

 

[ianrobbo1]

Come on Dave, name and shame!! :-0)

 

[ChazUFO]

Plymouth to Bilbao and ride back up take you less time less in fuel and is more fun as the boat is over night.......

Seconded, plus the ride through the pyreneese if you have time to detour a little you'll never forget!
The most tedious bit of my week away earlier this year was from the Dordogne up to Le Harvre....

 

[whitleyjohn]

Plymouth to Bilbao and ride back up take you less time less in fuel and is more fun as the boat is over night.......

Seconded, plus the ride through the pyreneese if you have time to detour a little you'll never forget!
The most tedious bit of my week away earlier this year was from the Dordogne up to Le Harvre....

Cheers . Looks like Bilbao , Pyrenees upto vertillaic & ferry back from Caen

 

[robsbird]

is the only way for me........mu inlaws have a house a prayssac iv done all the routes by bike and car and found that to be the better one


mine you i did drive back from the in 11h door to door in the car in October
using the train

598 miles in France stopped for lunch and fuel and still averaged 68MPH

you try doing that in the uk...........

@tu*

 

[whitleyjohn]

Can't wait now . Booking. Com here I go .