How to Book Train Travel From Cambridge to Dover

Cambridge is considered one of England's must-see cities, and Dover has been the traditional jumping-off point for trips to the continent. Train travel between these two spots will be a quick and easy way to see a bit of the famed English countryside. Read on to learn how to book train travel from Cambridge to Dover.

Things You'll Need

  • Computer With Internet Access
  • Passport
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Instructions

  1. Purchase a Ticket

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      Book train travel from Cambridge to Dover online via the BritRail Web site or with an agent at any train station in England, Scotland or Wales. Use the automatic ticket machines found in British train stations if you feel confident enough to do so. You can call BritRail at (866) BRITRAIL. You can also book train travel from Cambridge to Dover by calling Rail Europe at (888) 382-RAIL or by visiting the link below.

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      Travel spontaneously, if that's more your style. It isn't necessary to book train travel from Cambridge to Dover in advance, since this is a much-traveled route with trains from Cambridge to London and from London to Dover leaving many times each day.

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      Ask a station agent for assistance to get help choosing routes or times. They can help you choose routes that best suit your total travel plans.

    Make a London Connection

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      Catch a train from Cambridge to London. These leave several times an hour from the main Cambridge station, and you can book travel in person or online.

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      Catch another train out of London toward Dover from Charing Cross Station.

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      Coordinate your rail arrival with one of the dozens of ferries that leave daily from Dover to Calais, unless Dover is your final destination.

    Pack Light for Easy Travel

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      Pack only as much as you can easily carry, or it could cost you your connection as you struggle to make your way from platform to platform, or even station to station.

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      Use luggage with wheels. Alternatively, invest in a lightweight, fold-up, rolling luggage cart.

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      Keep your passport, cash and credit cards close to you, on your person if possible. The rest of your luggage can go under your seat and in nearby storage compartments on both the train and ferry components of your trip.

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