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We are going to Calais and I was wondering instead of going on a trip can I walk off boat in Calais and go to a hyper market. Is there one with in walking distance of port?
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There is the Carrefour hypermarket around 4km/50 minutes on foot away (Carrefour, Avenue Georges Guynemer, 62100 Calais). There are several supermarkets closer than that. Carrefour City Calais Clemenceau, 2-4 Boulevard Georges Clemenceau, 62100 Calais is half the distance and probably the closest of any size.
There's not one within walking distance of the ferry terminal.
It's roughly a 15 minute walk into the town centre or you can take the bus that meets the ferries. (I can't remember the exact fare but it's not expensive at only a euro or two).
I usually walk into town (when I'm not carrying very much) but take the bus back (when I'm laden down with bottles of plonk).
In the town centre you'll find a large Carrefour, which probably stocks everything you might want anyway. (There's also a much smaller 'Express' branch of Carrefour close to Calais Ville rail station. That's where I usually buy my wine because it's very close to where the bus back to the ferry terminal departs from, making it easier to carry everything).
There's a handy free bus service ("Balad’in") which runs across the town centre every 10 minutes.
Most of the hypermarkets aren't easily accessible by public transport but, once you're in the town centre, you can take a Line 1 bus to Cité Europe, which is a major shopping mall (somewhat similar to Lakeside or Bluewater in the UK), where you'll find a very large Carrefour.
Free bus route:
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Main bus routes:
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Cité Europe website:
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It's roughly a 15 minute walk into the town centre or you can take the bus that meets the ferries. (I can't remember the exact fare but it's not expensive at only a euro or two).
I usually walk into town (when I'm not carrying very much) but take the bus back (when I'm laden down with bottles of plonk).
In the town centre you'll find a large Carrefour, which probably stocks everything you might want anyway. (There's also a much smaller 'Express' branch of Carrefour close to Calais Ville rail station. That's where I usually buy my wine because it's very close to where the bus back to the ferry terminal departs from, making it easier to carry everything).
There's a handy free bus service ("Balad’in") which runs across the town centre every 10 minutes.
Most of the hypermarkets aren't easily accessible by public transport but, once you're in the town centre, you can take a Line 1 bus to Cité Europe, which is a major shopping mall (somewhat similar to Lakeside or Bluewater in the UK), where you'll find a very large Carrefour.
Free bus route:
http://
Main bus routes:
https:/
Cité Europe website:
https:/
We went on an Alaskan cruise a few years ago they took my 2 bottles of whisky and gave me them back at the end of the cruise, I would never recommend this cruise,
People were filling their plates with food then leaving half of it,the price of drinks was a disgrace,recommended trips ashore were overpriced by the cruise line,better idea was to book ashore,no definitely would not recommend Alaskan cruise.
People were filling their plates with food then leaving half of it,the price of drinks was a disgrace,recommended trips ashore were overpriced by the cruise line,better idea was to book ashore,no definitely would not recommend Alaskan cruise.
^^^ Yes, as Diddlydo states, the French authorities only issue tobacco licences to tabacs. They have a policy of not issuing them to supermarkets.
If you want to buy ciggies in France, you MUST go to a tabac, like this one in Calais
https:/
(Look for the lozenge-shaped 'Tabac' sign: https:/
You CAN'T buy them in supermarkets (or anywhere else).
If you want to buy ciggies in France, you MUST go to a tabac, like this one in Calais
https:/
(Look for the lozenge-shaped 'Tabac' sign: https:/
You CAN'T buy them in supermarkets (or anywhere else).
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