SpeedFerries.com Return Journey
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ukBoB said:That's you and andysgriff of our party on that boat then - hopefully you'll have your Cerbera by then
21:00 booked here
Depends what you're driving...think you've covered that on another thread though ;-)
Seriously, anything under 4 hours on a work morning would be very impressive...and very dangerous. Unless of course someone else knows better...
Best bet would be to cut the journey by booking a hotel for the Sunday night nearer to Boulogne - don't expect much of a post-race atmos though. Might catch the U.S. Grand Prix on the way up...
Seriously, anything under 4 hours on a work morning would be very impressive...and very dangerous. Unless of course someone else knows better...
Best bet would be to cut the journey by booking a hotel for the Sunday night nearer to Boulogne - don't expect much of a post-race atmos though. Might catch the U.S. Grand Prix on the way up...
ferrari355gtb said:We managed to get to Calais from Sées (about 50 miles north of Le Mans) in about four and a half hours on the Monday morning, setting off at 9am after sleeping in the car (bloody unmanned petrol stations :rant so I'd reckon on around at least five and a half hours to clear the traffic at Le Mans.
Booked the 10.30am return journey on the Monday. How long will it take from Le Mans to Boulgne ?
ViaMichelin reckons the 418kim trip will take 4hr 39 mins and cost 9.1 euros (I'm sure we paid more than that...)going through Rouen, quel suprise!
BILTEL said:To be honest I'd say that 14:00 is too early, last year we did a 15:00, this year a 16:00, and next year we've moved forward to a 17:30, mainly so we can enjoy a good blat, scenary and lunch on the way back.
On the 21.00 return. Wish it was the 14.00, but as said above, should've booked earlier.
Probably help if I don't enjoy quite so much booze on the Sunday night too
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