Pride of Kent

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This ship is no longer operated by P&O Ferries.

The P&O Ferries Pride of Kent ferry lets you experience a little luxury on your trip across the channel. Onboard you will find a food court, bar and cafe, a shop, brasserie, games room, family lounge, children's play area, bureau de change and an exclusive club lounge.

This guide is applicable only for when the ship was operated by P&O Ferries and this information should not be used as a guide for the ships current or future operations:

Onboard Cabins / Reserved Seating

There are no passenger cabins onboard however seating is available in the club class lounge. Pre-book to enjoy a touch of luxury during your channel crossing including a complimentary glass of champagne, tea, coffee, soft drinks and newspapers – all served by friendly stewards.

Onboard Food and Drink

There's a choice of bars and restaurants to suit all tastes and pockets on the Pride of Kent. The Food Court serves exciting cuisine from around the world while the brasserie offers the highest quality food and wine served directly to your table. The onboard coffee shops serve a selection of light snacks and pastries as well as a wide range of hot and cold drinks. Head to the Bar for a fun and lively atmosphere or to socialise whilst enjoying a drink. For those travelling with children there's family lounge which features comfortable seating with a bar, light snacks, tea, coffee and soft drinks on offer.

Onboard Shopping

There are some great bargains to be had in the onboard shops with literally hundreds of products considerably cheaper than you can find anywhere on the high street.

Additional Onboard Facilities

You’ll also find wifi, video games arcade, commission free bureau de change and an ATM machine.

Travelling with Children

Children are well catered for onboard with a variety of activities, including play areas and quieter spots for watching videos. If you are planning to eat onboard, the Pride of Kent restaurants offer great value for kids. During the summer months you will usually find children's entertainers onboard too.

Accessibility

If notified or requested staff will meet and assist customers with wheelchairs on the vehicle deck. All shopping, dining and seating areas are wheelchair friendly.

Please Note: Whilst we have taken great care in making our Pride of Kent guide as accurate as possible, onboard facilities, services and entertainment may vary depending on the date and time of year that you travel, facilities mentioned may change without notification and ferry companies reserve the right to operate vessels other than those mentioned at time of booking without prior notification.

Pride of Kent Reviews

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0% of our customers recommended this ship

General:3
Staff:3
Catering:2
Punctuality:5
Cleanliness:2

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Normally travel DFDS but booked P&O in a moment of weakness the previous evening as it was a few Euros cheaper. Mistake, not to be repeated. Nice old ship and cheerful staff but bistro serving only English breakfasts on the 11.30 am sailing from Calais where it is, er, lunchtime!