Dover-Calais Timetable

Below you can find the live timetables for the main ferry crossings between Calais and Dover, plus the Eurotunnel shuttle between Calais and Folkestone. This gives you one clear overview of the main fixed and ferry links on this corridor.

Calais to Dover ferry timetable

Below is the live timetable for ferry departures from Calais and scheduled arrivals in Dover. The default view shows 1 day to keep the timetable clear, as this route has many daily sailings. Services are operated by P&O Ferries, DFDS and Irish Ferries.

Dover to Calais ferry timetable

This timetable lists ferry departures from Dover and scheduled arrivals in Calais. The standard view also shows 1 day, which works better on this high-frequency route. The corridor is one of the main short-sea links between England and France for cars, freight and foot passengers.

Calais to Folkestone Eurotunnel timetable

Below is the live timetable for Le Shuttle / Eurotunnel departures from Calais and arrivals in Folkestone. The default view shows 1 day. This is the fastest crossing on the route for cars, vans, motorcycles, campers and freight vehicles, with a crossing time of around 35 minutes.

Folkestone to Calais Eurotunnel timetable

This timetable shows Le Shuttle departures from Folkestone and scheduled arrivals in Calais. The 1-day overview keeps the timetable readable on a route with many daily departures. If you are deciding between the tunnel and the ferry, this page gives you both in one place.

About these live timetables

This page combines the main live departures between Calais and Dover with the Eurotunnel shuttle between Calais and Folkestone. That gives you one overview of the main crossings between France and England on this corridor.

We use a 1-day default because this route has many departures each day. A shorter view makes the timetable easier to scan, especially on busy travel days, while still letting you adjust the date if you want to look further ahead.

Ferry crossings on this route are operated by P&O Ferries, DFDS and Irish Ferries. The tunnel crossing is operated by Le Shuttle / Eurotunnel. Ferry crossings usually take longer, while the tunnel is often the faster option for drivers.

If you are travelling on a busy summer day, during strong winds, or when disruption is expected, always check the official operator website as well. Live timetable feeds can lag behind sudden cancellations, port disruption, weather delays or traffic-related changes.

If a departure is missing from the timetable, it usually means the next schedule has not yet been released in the source system or is still being updated. That happens most often around timetable changes, seasonal updates and peak travel periods.