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About DFDS Seaways

DFDS Seaways, where do I start? Okay, I’ll start from the beginning, where their magnificent story began.

Their inception dates all the way back to 1866, where many small Danish shipping companies combined together to create what has become the oldest and most honoured shipping company not only to exist in Denmark, but in the world.

Still to this day they sail on some of the same routes as they did over 100 years ago, but with one difference. They now own some of the most developed and intelligently designed vessels on the waters, fascinating everyone who has the pleasure of witnessing them.

As technology has progressed over the years, so has DFDS Seaways, because as a company in a very competitive industry they have realised the importance of adapting their strategies and philosophies when necessary.

The overall level of growth throughout their period of existence has been extremely vast in many significant areas of the company, but this has only helped propel DFDS Seaways to the very forefront of their sector.

DFDS Seaways’ shipping network is quite unique, because it integrates freight and passenger services together. Delivering reliable freight services to haulage and forwarding companies, as well as developing and delivering industrial logistics solutions in co-operation with producers of heavy industrialised goods.

And of course, as I briefly mentioned earlier; DFDS Seaways also cater for passengers too. They provide fun maritime experiences and transport services for those who want to travel around Europe and Scandinavia with their car.

The number of activities that DFDS Seaways focuses on is quite profuse. Both freight and passenger services in their route network in Northern Europe is fantastic, something which makes the company stand out from the rest.

So, if you like to travel and you want to explore the continent by yourself, with friends or the family, there are some top locations to visit in the countries of France, Germany, Holland, Denmark, Belgium, Norway, Sweden, Poland and Lithuania. And with DFDS not charging on excess baggage, offering unbeatable value crossings and the flexibility of taking your motor abroad, they are one of the most convenient and low-cost ways to voyage around Europe.

Requirements for luggage and vehicles
Each adult passenger is allowed to take a maximum of 50kg of luggage and a child can take 25kg. All your personal property is your responsibility at all times whilst on the trip.  

If you decide to take a vehicle with you whilst travelling with DFDS Seaways you need to confirm and prove the following things:

1. Your car must be roadworthy
2. Must have evidence that it is insured and has tax, and able to drive on a public road.
3. You must have the same number of seats in your car as the same number of people you're carrying. 
4. You musn't carry an hazardous objects in your car. 

Opening Hours and Contact Information

If you ever need to get in touch with DFDS Seaways, they provide excellent customer services to enable you to do so. Whether you want to make amendments to your booking, find out information or ask a question, you should visit their Customer Service page:

http://www.dfdsseaways.co.uk/customer-service/

A lot of info has already been provided online, so the chances of you answering your own question and saving you any hassle in the long run are high. However, if you do need to phone up, their customer service departments are open for 9 hours a day during the week and also open on the weekend and bank holidays too.

Company Registration Information

Full corporate name: New Channel Company A/S

Place of registration: Copenhagen, Denmark

Registered number: 34475407

Registered office address: Sundkrogsgade 11, 2100 København Ø

Head Office

The DFDS Seaways head office is located in Denmark:

DFDS Seaways 
Sundkrogsgade 11 
2100 København Ø

The DFDS Seaways offices for the English Channel routes are located in Dover: 

DFDS Seaways 
Whitfield Court
Whitfield Kent
CT16 3PX

DFDS Routes

If flying isn’t your favourite thing in the world but you still want to get away for a break this year then why not consider getting to your destination via ferry?

A DFDS Seaways ferry to be precise.

This cuts out the need to be in a plane, you get to be out on the beautiful sea and they have a range of great places for you to choose from.

Calais

This is the most important port connecting England and France so is ideal no matter which city you want it visit.

However don’t forget to take in what Calais has to offer before moving on; sample their fantastic local food, enjoy the lively night time antics and don’t forget to take a look at the Belfries which were siege towers to protect the port and are now World Heritage Sites.

This is the port you want if you are thinking about visiting the incredibly romantic city of Paris or heading down to the south of France to soak up the sun both of which are perfect for family and couples holidays.

Amsterdam

It’s not just stag and hen parties that head to this infamous city although we’re sure they have a great time in the red light district, there is something in Amsterdam for everyone.

Whether you are looking for quirky restaurants that offer top notch food that you’ll remember for years to come, a vibrant nightlife that’ll keep you dancing all night long or you want to take a in some stunning architecture you’ll find it here.

Culture vultures will instantly fall in love with this city and the sheer wealth of things there are to do and explore and your inner intellectual will love the abundance of museums on every topic.

Dunkirk

Calling all history buffs; this is the destination for you!

Made famous in World War Two when the town was badly damaged it is a wealth of war memorial sites and museums for you to top up your knowledge with.

Don’t worry we haven’t forgotten about the rest of you. There are plenty of wonderful restaurants for you experience not to mention all the shopping you can get done here (sounds like our kind of holiday).

There is an enormous amount of things that you can do here including golf, boating and brilliant places to go rambling and enjoy nature.

Oslo

DFDS Seaways offer a convenient ferry from Copenhagen to Oslo which means that if you’re already in Denmark you can easily pop over to Oslo to finish off your vacation somewhere different or to get a little fun out of your business trip.

Whilst in Norway you could choose to visit one of their many museum such as the Norwegian Folk Museum or the Viking Ship Museum.

There is plenty of outdor activities to do as well including the Peer Gynt Sculpture Park and Sognsvann Lake which is perfect if you’re there in summer and you fancy a dip.

If shopping is your thing then this is definitely where you belong, you could easily spend all day everyday of your trip browsing round the stores on offer.

You’ll also find there is lots to at night as well as you can book yourself into one their terrific restaurants and take your taste buds on adventure and then if you’re not ready to go to bed just yet then pop into one of their world renowned bars or clubs.

DFDS Seaways is great alternative flying and its cost effective as well so what are you waiting for? Take an expedition into the unknown!

Happy Holidaying.