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Arriving and Departing ParisArriving by Boat or FerryA boat or ferry trip across the Channel takes around 95 minutes (via ferryboat); it can be slower if the weather is bad. The duration of the journey also depends on your departure point. The most crowded route is the shortest, from Dover to Calais, but other popular ferries run from Folkstone to Boulogne, and Portsmouth to Le Havre. If you're thinking "what about a Hovercraft?", the company running them, Hoverspeed, ceased operations in late 2005. P&O European Ferries https://www.poferries.com) now covers the Dover Calais route. They have up to 25 sailings a day, including a night service; the crossing takes about 75 minutes. Foot passengers should note that check-in is currently closing 45 minutes before departure.
Seafrance (23 rue Louis-le-Grand, Paris, 75002. 08-25-04-40-45, https://www.seafrance.com) runs two ships between Dover and Calais; the ships used may change due to annual refits and operational demands. The scheduled sailing time is 70 minutes for the SeaFrance Rodin & SeaFrance Berlioz or 90 minutes for other ships. Port security checks occur prior to check-in. As a result, vehicles and their passengers are advised to arrive at least 1 hour before departure and foot passengers are requested to check-in at least 1 hour before scheduled sailing time.
Driving distances from the French ports to Paris
The fastest routes to Paris from each port are via N43, A26, and A1 from Calais and the Channel Tunnel; via N1 from Boulogne; and via N15 from Le Havre.
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