http://www.seaview.co.uk/ferries.asp Cheap ferries from Seaview, the cruise and ferry specialist en-gb Sun, 8 Nov 09 23:16:49 GMT Copyright: (c) Seaview October 26, 2009 - DFDS Seaways has captured the Oscar of the travel industry for the third successive year. At the World Travel Award ceremony in Portugal, DFDS Seaways was voted Europe’s Leading Long Sea Ferry Operator 2009, the highest accolade within the travel industry. The star-studded awards ceremony celebrates success in the travel industry with awards that are voted for by over 170,000 travel industry professionals. DFDS Seaways head of sales Andrew Crowe Said: “This really demonstrates that DFDS Seaways is recognised by the industry to be excelling in the service that we offer our customers, both in terms of the range of products we offer as well as the onboard experience on our cruise ferries." John Crummie, UK managing director, added: “We are leading the way within the industry for quality ferry operations." ]]> Sun, 8 Nov 09 00:00:00 GMT http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/seaviewferrynews/~3/QYhF_c-L7xw/article.asp http://www.seaview.co.uk/article.asp?id=3261 October 23, 2009 - DFDS Seaways Cruise Ferry and Holiday programme for 2010 is packed full of great European getaways and there is a new way of booking to make sure you get the best choice and best value for money in 2010. This new concept means there is even great choice of destinations across Europe. Teaming up with leading European accommodation providers, DFDS Seaways is offering customers the greatest flexibility so you can create your perfect holiday from an even greater range of holidays at fantastic prices. Whether it's a fun-filled family holiday to a European Center Parcs, a quiet and relaxing cottage holiday, or action-packed touring holiday, there is something to suit. Alternatively just book your crossings with DFDS Seaways and organise the rest of your holiday separately. With cruise ferries travelling to Holland and Denmark, you have a choice of routes and ways to get to the continent.More about 2010 Holidays

]]> Sun, 8 Nov 09 00:00:00 GMT http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/seaviewferrynews/~3/KSqzLKDZj70/article.asp http://www.seaview.co.uk/article.asp?id=3260 October 16, 2009 - For a smooth and dark treat in Dublin that doesn’t come in a glass, how about heading for the city between October 30 and November 1 and visiting the Temple Bar Chocolate Festival. On ‘Chocolate Sundae’ - November 1 - there’s free entry to a chocolate fair in Meeting House Square where there are demonstrations, opportunities for tasting and entertainment. Other events take place throughout the weekend - some pre-bookable - and can be viewed on the Dublin tourism website. CLICK HERE to make your Irish Ferries reservation securely on line ]]> Sun, 8 Nov 09 00:00:00 GMT http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/seaviewferrynews/~3/b58yCgl2nAA/article.asp http://www.seaview.co.uk/article.asp?id=3255 October 15, 2009 - Stena Line is to introduce a third ship, the Stena Navigator, on its Stranraer-Belfast route next month. The vessel will cater for both passenger and freight traffic with a capacity of up to 1,500 passengers and up to 280 cars or 50 lorries. Stena Navigator will be substantially upgraded and creates an opportunity to introduce a new cruiseferry concept, with substantial passenger areas and expanded free wifi and free movies. She joins HSS Stena Voyager and Stena Caledonia allowing Stena Line to make a number of changes to its existing timetable to offer up to 14 crossings on the route each day. Paul Grant, Stena Line's Stranraer-Belfast route manager, said: "While trading conditions remain challenging, Stena Line is confident about the future and is putting the necessary investment in place to ensure that it can leverage a competitive advantage when the economic upturn arrives. We will announce details of our revised timetable over the next few weeks." Over the last ten years Stena Line has invested more than £100million in its Northern Corridor route including the opening of a new £37million terminal at Belfast Port in June. A planning application to to establish a similar facility to the north of Cairnryan is also under consideration.Click here for more about Stena Line ]]> Sun, 8 Nov 09 00:00:00 GMT http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/seaviewferrynews/~3/OdJwjHJQKQw/article.asp http://www.seaview.co.uk/article.asp?id=3251 October 14, 2009 - Make the most of your family time together this half term and discover the natural beauty of Denmark on a relaxing self-drive break with DFDS Seaways to Ribe holiday centre. Cruises depart Harwich on October 25, 28 and 30 and prices start at £108 per person. Your holiday starts the moment you step on board. Enjoy the adventure of sea travel with the family as you sail overnight to and from Denmark on this short getaway, which departs three or four times a week from Harwich. Have a drink in the café, whilst the children play in the dedicated play area. Enjoy a delicious meal together in one of our restaurants, then relax in your en-suite cabin and watch an on-demand film. Situated in idyllic surroundings the holiday village Ribe Byferie is based on the medieval Ribe town centre combining old-world quality with modern design. Its beautiful red gabled houses surrounded by trees, streams and with views of meadows and fields, make this holiday centre perfect for a relaxing short break. Ribe offers a wide range of activities, from museums and art galleries to shopping and bars. Ribe is also ideally situated in the Wadden Sea National Park. These tidal flats are home to a vast array of birds and aquatic life, and are a perfect location for cycling, riding or fishing. The medieval ambience of Ribe makes it a unique shopping experience. The pedestrianised streets are home to many speciality shops, perfect for browsing or buying unique souvenirs. The Town Market runs on Wednesdays throughout the summer, and its lively, bustling atmosphere makes it a popular shopping destination.CLICK HERE for all of our Special Short Break options ]]> Sun, 8 Nov 09 00:00:00 GMT http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/seaviewferrynews/~3/XpnvyRdDhrI/article.asp http://www.seaview.co.uk/article.asp?id=3249