what's mass opinion on sleeping (ferry)

How many have added a cabin on the Brittany Ferry form?

I've never bothered before, just slept on a sofa. I suppose it'll depend on how busy the journey is.

Any thoughts?


Simples...

Was thinking this myself just filled the form in and with not having a co-driver had no one to ask I was thinking of getting a cabin as with the discount it works out the same price as the chair without the discount.

My logic is for the next 10 nights were in a tent one last bit of comfort lol

Yeah good thinking! I booked a 4 berth as there is 4 of us! I think if I can get some shut eye and a shower in morning that must be 100% better than tossing and turning in a chair!!!
Sleep whenever you can in as much comfort as is available!!

Didnt think about the shower option but yeah that would be good the less dingy shower blocks and solar shower jobs the better lol

my logic was if there are any decent ladies my age on the ferry they might not of been able to afford the cabin, therefore booking a 4 person cabbing was a good idea :-)

snow wrote:

my logic was if there are any decent ladies my age on the ferry they might not of been able to afford the cabin, therefore booking a 4 person cabbing was a good idea :-)

An idea I like alot

And you know how to tell a bad girl don't you, good girls bend at the knees bad girls bend at the waist

Paul_H wrote:

snow wrote:

my logic was if there are any decent ladies my age on the ferry they might not of been able to afford the cabin, therefore booking a 4 person cabbing was a good idea :-)

An idea I like alot

And you know how to tell a bad girl don't you, good girls bend at the knees bad girls bend at the waist

ive been going for the wrong ones!!!

To be honest with you the kind of ladies you're likely to meet at 22:45 on at Saturday night at sea will probably have trouble bending at all!

There speaks a man that knows!!!
Wise am I !!!!

Haha what about the ones out in Southampton though last min holiday decisions

What was that song by the baha men!!!!

Who let the dogs out!!!! Haha

You might get lucky Harry, maybe Spearmint Rhino are having a bit of a booze cruise that night.
I wouldn't hold my breath though

I'm staying unsure as to get a cabin or not. My Co-Driver is famous right across the charted galaxy because of his horrendous snoring.

just because you have a cabin does not mean he has to sleep in it :-)

Im going for the cabin as 6hr sail, shower and a warm loo sounds good to me.

Oh Harry remember how tall and fit Pam is....... ?
I haiv telt her yer thots on the ladies at our sailing time.

Oh, I have told her that you were not alone in yer thots...............
(Guess I will have a nice kip then)

thats sealed it 6hrs sleep a shower and a warm loo

Don't thinl I've ever experienced a WARM loo.

Bet that feels a bit wierd!

Would that be with a cold shower?

ha ha ha funnee that.
When I was haivin central heating in one of my hooses I stipulated that the first radiator be fitted in the loo.
Owt worse than sittin ther wi a good mag when thers ice on the inside of the windaes.


warm loo and soft loo roll................... best invention of the 20th century

If you are all getting cabins, I'll sleep in a chair and then come and borrow one of your showers

But my Pam might be in it !!!!!!!

BOFA Bill wrote:

But my Pam might be in it !!!!!!!

Difficult to reply to that without risking a smack in the teeth!!!!!

he he he

WHat is Pam doing in my shower?!!!!!
Hang on....... what's Bill doing in my bunk?!!!!..........................

Went for the cabin option.

300 miles drive to Southampton, plus whatever we get up to on Salisbury Plain, then 2 weeks camping, 2 kids as well - comfort and (hopefully) a decent nights kip - no contest.