The
two ways of coming to Dover from London is the railway from London's
Victoria or Charing Cross Stations or the cheaper, slower National
Express coaches from London Victoria.
Full details of these are on our public
transport between Dover and London page.
The railway station you require is Dover Priory Station pictured right.
There is a bus service between here and the ferry terminals, for the
cruise terminals you need a taxi. |
Dover
Priory Railway Station
With Taxi Rank On Left |
The
National Express coaches stop in the town centre and the Ferry Terminal.
As the train station, cruise passengers require a taxi to the cruise
terminals.
Dover Priory Rail Station
Dover Priory is a medium size rail station with several platforms.
There are basic facilities, washrooms, cafe and waiting rooms. A manned
ticket office is open most of the day and there also self service
ticket machines. |
There
is no left luggage facility though.
Only one platform is accessible without climbing stairs or taking
a lift up to cross a bridge which enables access to the other platforms.
(See picture right)
The taxi rank is immediately outside the ticket office building. Cruise
passengers need to take a taxi to the cruise terminals.
A bus runs regularly to the ferry terminal for which there is a charge.
The town centre is a 5/10 minute walk. |
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