THE ACU has negotiated an exclusive new benefit for its members for a 10% discount on cross-Channel SeaFrance Ferries.

The offer is open all year round to ACU members and to access it all you have to do is quote AUTOCYCLE when you call SeaFrance Ferries and make your booking on 0871 22 22 500.

SeaFrance is the only French operator on the Dover to Calais route, so you can soak up the French atmosphere the moment you step onboard. With the addition of the SeaFrance Molière in September 2008, SeaFrance completed its fleet of new generation vessels. Having a total length of 203 metres, the SeaFrance Molière is the longest ship ever to operate between Dover and Calais and, together with the award-winning SeaFrance Rodin and her sister ship the SeaFrance Berlioz, her arrival means that all SeaFrance tourism crossings will be aboard modern state-of-the-art superferries.

ACU Business Development Manager Dave Luscombe said: “This is another great benefit for ACU license holders – whether they need to cross the Channel to race or for business or holiday, this saving can be applied every time.”

To book a crossing with SeaFrance call one of its Travel Consultants on 0871 22 22 500* and quote offer code AUTOCYCLE to make your booking or visit seafrance.com entering the promotional code AUTOCYCLE.

NOTE: You may be asked to show your ACU Licence as proof of ACU Membership to validate your discount when you check in at Dover.

* Calls to this number are charged at 10 pence per minute from a BT landline, calls from other networks and mobile operators may vary.

Terms & Conditions

1. This discount applies to standard SeaFrance rates but is not available on promotional fares or any other offer.
2. Return travel must be completed before 30 December 2010.
3. This promotion can be withdrawn at any time without prior notice.
4. Travel is subject to SeaFrance’s full Terms & Conditions of Carriage – a copy is available on request.
5. Proof of eligibility for this offer will be required at the SeaFrance check-ins; failure to produce such proof will result in a surcharge being levied prior to departure.