Newhaven ferry port is the easiest and closest link to France via Dieppe.
The port overlooks the English Channel, one of the busiest shipping channels in the world.
It is the closest port to London with Ferry links to France, and is ideally placed between the seaside resorts of Brighton and Eastbourne with quick and easy access to the rest of the UK.
Brighton's museums are treasure houses of inspiring objects from all eras and cultures. Brighton Museum and Art Gallery has dynamic and innovative new galleries,
If you're around the area then why not take short drive to Herstmonceux Castle to enjoy the lovely Elizabethan gardens, and visit the interactive astronomy centre and observatory.
Whether you're stopping off to visit the surrounding areas or just simply taking a ferry to France then make sure you Newhaven and it's surrounding areas.
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Newhaven Ferry Port is located only 64 miles from London, 10 miles East of Brighton or 15 miles west of Eastbourne. From Brighton, travel east along the A27 past Lewes and take the A26 to Newhaven. Once in Newhaven follow the signs to Newhaven Ferry Port.
By Bus
Regular buses (operated by South Coast Buses / Brighton & Hove) arrive and depart daily from Brighton, Peacehaven, Seaford, Bexhill, Folkestone, Dover, Rye and Hastings. National Express also operates a regular coach service to and from Newhaven.
By Train
Travelling to Newhaven Ferry Port by train couldn't be easier. The train station is only yards from the foot passenger terminal with regular trains from Seaford and Lewes/Brighton, and national services running frequently between London and Newhaven mostly with at least one change.
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