Northern France- Belgium
Eurotunnel is a fast and convenient way for you and your group to cross the Channel. With departures up to 3 times per hour and a short 35 minute journey, once you leave the train in France, you’re straight onto the roads and on with your journey.
Rough seas or high winds obviously don’t affect Eurotunnel, so it offers a highly reliable alternative to a ferry crossing, especially in Winter months, all of which could be good news when you’re travelling with a group of young people.
For prices or more information on taking your group to the continent using Eurotunnel, contact NST today.
Where are the Eurotunnel terminals?
In the UK, Eurotunnel is located near Folkstone in Kent, whilst in France it is just outside of Calais.
Younger Children!
Eurotunnel offers real advantages for groups of younger school children because for the duration of the crossing, you can keep all members of your group safe and sound onboard your coach, rather than have the added concern of managing them onboard a cross channel ferry. Please speak to you tour consultant for further advice.
