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Travelling To Our Bases
Welcome to the Le Boat travel page.
To help you with your holiday plans we have put together our very own travel page to show you that it has never been easier to get to our bases. Simply follow the three stage process below and you will have everything organised for a perfect boating holiday.
Stage 1
First of all, select whether you would like to view travel options based upon your UK departure point or by one of our cruising regions.
• Click here for departure point options
• Click here for cruising region options
Stage 2
When you have selected your preferred route you can either:
- Contact our sales team on 02392 224254 who will be able to assist you with the booking of your travel arrangements. Thanks to the great relationships we have forged over the years, we
can provide superb prices such as amazing discounts for the EuroTunnel at the point of booking your holiday.
- If you prefer to book online then we recommend using the following sites:
Flights – Skyscanner.net
- Ferries – P&O
- Rail – Rail Europe
Stage 3
The final bit of your journey is the transfer from your arrival point to the base where you collect your boat the Airport / Rail station & Ferry Port . Being the largest boating holiday company across Europe, we have been helping our customers with their transfers for a number of years and subsequently have developed good relationships with the local taxi companies.
Our sales team will be happy to arrange these on your behalf so simply give us a ring on 02392 224254 or email sales@leboat.co.uk once you have made your holiday booking.
Driving to our bases
For driving directions to our bases, simply use our bases section.
Please note the following when driving in France - Reflective jackets compulsory from 01/07/2008:
On February 13th, 2008, the French Inter-Ministerial Committee for Road Safety (CISR) decided to make it compulsory for all vehicles to carry a safety jacket and warning triangle as of July 1st, 2008.
