Dover-Calais route

The Dover-Calais route is a busy maritime link connecting Dover in England to Calais in northern France across the English Channel. It is a vital transportation corridor used primarily by ferry services and high-speed shuttles, enabling the quick movement of passengers and freight between the UK and mainland Europe. The route spans approximately 21 miles (34 kilometers) and typically takes around 90 minutes for ferries. It plays a crucial role in international trade, tourism, and daily commuting, serving as one of the shortest and most efficient crossings between the two regions.