Transmanche Ferries run their services between Newhaven of England and Dieppe of France twice everyday. You can reach through a small distance from the celebrated Brighton resort on the seaside to Dieppe. The upper Normandy region provides quick access to Paris as well as other regions of Northern France.

Transmanche Ferries was established in 2001, and is the lone service provider offering famous routes from Dieppe to Newhaven. This was launched by Syndicat Mixte de Promotion de l`Activité Transmanche to promote trade as well as tourist relationships between Seine Maritime and Somme districts. Louis Dreyfus Armateurs has taken over to run the organisation.

You can also travel with their sister organisation, LD Lines ferries from Boulogne, Le Havre on way to England. The Seven Sisters and the Cote D`Albâtre are two ships that are unveiled in 2006 to serve the Transmanche Ferries` route between Newhaven and Dieppe. These fabulous ferries are 142 metres long, can carry 600 passengers, and cross the Channel in 3 ½ hours.