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Free £24 of wine with Dover-Calais return (from £25)
Travel up to 30 Mar. Vch gets 6 free btls on outward journey
ExpiredIf you’re looking to make a day trip across the Channel, you may want to get on board with this deal before it sails. Go via this P&O Ferries* link and enter the code WINE17 to get six free bottles of Banrock Station wine (cheapest we've seen it is £4 a bottle at Asda) when you book a Dover to Calais day return for a car and up to nine people by Wed 29 Mar.
The cheapest return day ticket we found is £25, so if you like the six bottles of wine (worth £24) and factor it in, for £1 more you're getting a trip across the Channel.
When you can bag the cheapest fares
Tickets are sold as separate outbound and inbound tickets – you'll need to book both to take advantage of this offer.
When we tested this deal on Mon 27 Feb, we found the cheapest return day trip ticket was £25 (£12.50 each way) on Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays, £27 (£12.50 out, £14.50 back or vice versa) on Fridays and Sundays, and £29 (£14.50 each way) on Saturdays and Wednesdays – but it can be hit and miss and a bit of trial and error as to whether the ferry you want has the cheapest fare, and these could go quick, so you'll need to be flexible.
The cheapest fares were mostly available before 9.30am outbound and after 3pm inbound.
You have to book by 11.59pm on Wed 29 Mar for travel until Thu 30 Mar and bookings must be made more than 36 hours prior to departure.
How to redeem the free wine
Providing you entered the code when booking, you'll be given a voucher at port check-in for the free wine. Show it to the ferry shop staff on the outward journey only to get six bottles of Banrock Station red or white wine.
You can't mix and match the red or white wine and if Banrock Station is unavailable, P&O Ferries says it will offer a substitute. Please be Drinkaware.
If you're going to be spending abroad, see our Cheapest ways to get travel money guide for foreign exchange and travel cash tips and tricks.
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P&O £25 Dover-Calais car day-rtn & 6 bottles of wine
Mon, Fri and Sun crossings for travel till 22 Oct
ExpiredIf you’re looking to make a day trip across the Channel in the next few weeks, you may want to grab this deal before it sails. Go via this P&O Ferries* link and use the code WINEDT to get six 'free' bottles of wine (norm £30) when you book a Dover to Calais day return for a car and up to nine people from £25.
The cheapest standard return day trip ticket is £25, so when you factor in the six bottles of Vive La Vie wine worth £30, this works out as a corking offer if you’re heading over to stock up on booze anyway. Please be Drinkaware.
Not every £25 ticket is included in this deal, but when we looked we found the majority of sailings at this price had promotional tickets.
Key need-to-knows
- You have to book by 11.59pm on Thu 15 Oct for travel until Thu 22 Oct.
- £25 return valid on Mon, Fri and Sun only (Tue £30, Wed and Thu not available, Sat £35).
- Look out for tickets marked 'Promotion', you may need to be flexible.
- Booking must be made more than 24 hours prior to departure.
- Tickets are non-amendable and non-refundable.
How to get the six 'free' bottles of wine:
- Book a ticket marked ‘Promotion’ via the link above and enter the code WINEDT.
- Show your voucher (issued at check-in) to the ferry shop staff on the outward journey only to get six bottles of Vive La Vie red, white or rose wine.
- You can't mix and match the red, white or rose wine.
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