Ferry travel

I've been taken ferries from Norway to and fro Germany, Denmark and Sweden, and taken the ferry back from Iceland vie the Faroes and Shetland. Sadly, Smyril Line is only sailing to and fro Iceland, the Faroes and Denmark now, and it's a bit too far south in Denmark to drive there. It would be cheaper to rent a car there. I checked when Eyjafjallajökull erupted, if they had still sailed from Bergen, I would have taken have gone there :-) I think the main problem with all the ferries going between the Nordic countries and Germany/Estonia etc are all the drunken people :-) I took a hydrofoil from Helsinki to Tallinn this summer, it was great and it was no drunken people there, but according to my Finnish friends the ferries are filled with drunken Finns trying to get more drunk. The ones to Denmark and Sweden from Norway are filled with drunken Norwegians, between Sweden and Finland there's loud drunken Swedes and not so loud but even more drunken Finns, and on Smyril Line the Norwegians and the Icelanders suddenly understood eachother perfectly :-) I live a bit to far north to take the ferry regularly though. I think a ferry from here to Iceland would make sense, as it would be going straight west and shorter than going from Denmark. I'd like to go back to the Faroes at some point, so I might fly to Iceland, stay there for some time, take the ferry to Thorshavn and then fly back via Copenhagen. Must be flights from Thorshavn to Copenhagen.

Well, I'm not sure. Maybe on the Danube... but I haven't tried. It would fun, though, and I'm not seasick at all, so I'd go for it. But I've taken a ferry to visit a place in my own country when I was little and I really enjoyed it... it toook us from a beach of a lake to another beach :).

I used to live in Kent, a county in South East England. My nearest city was closer to Calais in France than my home country's capital city, London. I liked to go on the ferry from Dover in England to Calais in France. At one time I went on a hover speed from Dover to Ostend in Belgium. In my university days I traveled from Holy Head in Wales to a suburb of Dublin on the high speed sea cat. There used to be a luxury ferry from Sheerness in Kent to a Dutch port. From there it was a train connection on to Amsterdam. I loved traveled over land and sea from Kent to France, Belgium and the Netherlands. I had an inter rail pass and traveled by train all around Europe. I reached Finland by air, then used my rail pass and came home on the hover speed from Ostend in Belgium to Dover in England. Now I live in Somerset I miss the channel crossing that I used to do.

i certainly love travelling and i recollect a wonderful ferry experience for me with my best friends when we to a hill station and we want to ferry by ourself and we were able to get the documents signed for ferrying but,i really wanna try ferrying one country to another.actually how long did it take to ferry for you.air travel can be realised for a short span of time whereas ferries can bring lovable and good memories always

I have always wanted to go on a nice cruise somewhere, canada, american, antartica, even up a river in germany or france or sail to gran canaria. The cruises here cost a fortune though and we are not able to afford a cruise. I hope that one day we can, i would love to see different countries in a nice relaxing way. I think a cruise would be really enoyable, something i have always really really wanted to do. There are some fabulous looking cruise ships about these days, with everything on borad you could ever want, i think it would be the holiday of a lifetime