We've sailed the routes. Here's what you need to know.
From the Channel to the Mediterranean: independent ferry guides built from real crossings.
Most popular crossings on Ferrygogo
Ferry favourites: Ferries to France, Ireland, Spain, the Netherlands & Norway
The Ferrygogo logbook: read our reports, route news & travel research.
A selection of our latest first-hand ferry reports from the logbook:
FerryGoGo research desk
Alongside our first-hand ferry reports, we also publish ferry research, price checks and route analysis. This is where we look at the numbers behind ferry travel: ticket prices, emissions, historic routes, seasonal changes and the choices that can make one crossing better than another.
Ferrygogo route atlas
Route guides, alternatives and ferry maps, all in one place.
Plan your crossing and receive an instant quote. You'll also get information on alternative routes and cheaper sailings on nearby dates.
Island hopping, made easy
Ferry routes mapped out, plus expert guidance from Ferrygogo.
City Breaks by Ferry
Comprehensive ferry guides to the most popular cities on Ferrygogo
The Ferrygogo deal dock
How FerryGoGo helps you choose your crossing
Booking a ferry isn't always straightforward. The same trip is often served by several routes, operators and ports, and the most obvious crossing isn't always the best one. FerryGoGo is an independent guide built to help you decide: we compare routes, operators, crossing times, comfort and cost rather than simply listing them.
That sometimes means looking past the obvious option. A slightly longer drive to a different port can mean a shorter, cheaper sailing, while a longer overnight crossing can let the holiday start on board, with a cabin and a night's sleep instead of a dawn departure. We try to make those trade-offs clear so you can pick what genuinely suits your trip.
For every destination we build our own ferry maps and route options, and because FerryGoGo started in Europe our European maps are the most detailed. Use them to see how to cross to France, the Netherlands, Spain, Norway, Sweden and Denmark, as well as the routes around Italy, Croatia and their islands, and work out the crossing that fits your plans.
