This is surprising, because booking a ferry though siblu is actually the cheapest way to pay for your ferry crossing.

The drop in ferry bookings could mean a couple of things: our customers are booking directly with ferry providers, or they are choosing others forms of transport, most likely flights.

If you are going on a siblu holiday and you book a crossing directly the ferry provider, you are probably paying more than you need to.

If you are travelling with a low cost airline then don’t forget to add up the total cost of your journey: the tickets, taxes, baggage charges and car hire. For families especially, a ferry booked through siblu could be the cheapest option.

Our blog, Flickr, they’re our first small steps.

Hopefully you’ll see our new siblu adverts in January, when they launch. We’re trying to challenge the dated preconceptions lots of people have about holiday parcs, hence the headline:
- ‘Fancy an old fashioned camping holiday?’
- ‘No?’
- ‘Perfect’

We think that more people will look to camping and holiday parcs next year. The economic situation will mean that they want to find ways of spending less and holiday parcs always score well on that front.

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