We’ve been tracking ferry fares, seasonal promotions and operator offers for years. Rather than simply listing discount codes, we try to explain which routes an offer applies to, who it is useful for and what conditions are worth checking before you book.
On this page you’ll find a selection of current ferry deals from operators such as Stena Line, DFDS, Brittany Ferries, P&O Ferries and Irish Ferries. Some offers require a booking code, while others are applied automatically when you choose eligible routes, travel dates or fare types.
We regularly review and update these offers, but ferry promotions can change quickly. Always check the final fare, sailing dates, cabin options and booking conditions before completing your reservation.
Checked: 1 November 2026Top dealsBy operatorBy routeAll offersFAQ
Every logo opens the page with that operator's current codes and offers, checked against its own website, plus the exclusive FerryGoGo discount codes and offers where we have them.
Stena Line15 offers
Brittany Ferries10 offers
P&O Ferries9 offers
Irish Ferries9 offers
Red Funnel6 offers
DFDS6 offers
Fjord Line5 offers
Wightlink3 offers
Scandlines3 offers
Tallink3 offers
Eurostar3 offers
Hurtigruten3 offers
Condor Ferries2 offers
Eckerö Line1 offer
Trasmed1 offer
Balearia1 offer
TT Line1 offer
Corsica Ferries1 offerKnow where you are going? The route pages have the timetable, the operators that sail it and what a crossing usually costs, so you can see what an offer is really worth.
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Black Friday 2026: Condor, Stena Line and Trasmed already have their Black Friday deals out. See all Black Friday ferry deals.
DFDS New
Early booking offer on every DFDS route from the UK and Ireland, including the cabin on Newcastle to Amsterdam. No code needed.
Book by 1 February 2027
What the 15% covers per routeStena Line New
Early bird code for new Economy fares on the direct ferry from England to the Netherlands. Travel 15 February to 30 November 2027.
Book by 15 November 2026
Reveal the code and the conditionsChecked: 1 November 2026. The offers we’d look at next, per operator. Each one is checked against the operator’s own website.
Tip: ferry deals change quickly, especially around school holidays and peak weekends. Always check the final fare, cabin type and booking conditions before you pay.
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The strongest savings on UK ferry routes are often found on busy crossings such as Dover-Calais, Dover-Dunkirk and Newcastle-Amsterdam, but don’t overlook the western routes. Brittany Ferries regularly has seasonal offers on sailings from Portsmouth, Poole and Plymouth to France and Spain, especially outside the busiest school-holiday peaks.
Operators including DFDS, Stena Line and Brittany Ferries all run different types of deals: from early-booking discounts and minicruise offers to route-specific savings, cabin promotions and seasonal reductions.
The largest savings typically come from booking early, booking online and being flexible with route, cabin type and travel date.
Walk-up prices at the port are consistently higher, and on busy routes the lower fare tiers usually sell out first. Travellers who book ahead almost always secure the most favourable rate, especially on overnight crossings where cabins and vehicle space can make a big difference to the final fare.
Do ferry discount codes actually work?
Some do, some don’t. Operators such as Stena Line, TT Line and Tallink Silja publish real codes that you enter when booking. Others, like Brittany Ferries and P&O Ferries, mostly use fixed-price fares or automatic offers instead of codes. On this page we only list offers we’ve checked on the operator’s own website.
When are ferry fares cheapest?
Generally outside school holidays, on midweek sailings and at quieter times of day. Booking early helps too: on busy routes, the lowest fare tiers and the cheapest cabins sell out first.
Is it cheaper to book directly with the ferry company?
Often, yes, especially when an offer or discount code only works on the operator’s own website. Comparison sites are useful to see which routes and operators are available, but check the operator’s site before you book.
Can I combine two ferry discounts?
Usually not. Most promotions can’t be combined with other offers. An exception is TT Line, where a campaign code can be combined with a return package on selected routes.
What’s the cheapest way to cross the Channel?
It depends on where you’re starting and where you’re heading. We compared every option in our guide to the cheapest way to cross the Channel.
Ferrygogo helps UK travellers compare ferry routes, check travel details and book crossings with confidence. Our guides, maps, and route overviews provide a clear picture of all available options, allowing you to choose the crossing that best fits your plans.
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