Deal on ferries to England if I wear a Eurail pass?

I need to get from Amsterdam to Cardiff whales. Ferries seems pretty expensive, but I have a Eurail Global Pass, which will reduce the price at all? Or am I better off going with an airline cheap?

The best way to travel with a Eurail pass Amsterdam in the United Kingdom and Calais will take the ferry from there, the train travel the Netherlands, Belgium and France are covered if you have a Global Pass or a laissez-passer in Benelux and France. The ferry from Calais to Dover is about € 20 as a foot passenger. But then start the cost, travel in the United Kingdom is NOT covered by Eurail, in any way. The other ferries between the mainland and the United Kingdom also leave you with a great distance to travel in the United Kingdom. The less expensive options for travel to the UK arrive on the south coast of England, like Le Havre or Caen to Portsmouth. This would reduce your travel distance in the UK and therefore the cost of travel, even if you have to pay a little more for the ferry. I think it is best to fly. Amsterdam-Bristol by EasyJet, which is not too far from Cardiff. It may have other that the flight goes well for you, perhaps in Brussels or Eindhoven, as you can travel on your rail pass on this. Added instance: I just checked Eurail site, they still have not the United Kingdom in their world pass, I suppose it is still valid here: http://www.eurail.com/ A good site for information on travel to and from England is the site of the man of sixty-one seat: http://www.seat61.com/ And I just found List of ferries from France where you get a discount, not which is useful for travel between Amsterdam and Cardiff http://www.raileurope.com/rail-tickets-passes/eurail-global-pass/ travel-bonuses.html A good site to find information on schedules is the German rail planner, in English:? I still think http://reiseauskunft.bahn.de/bin/query.exe/en the flight is the best option, especially if you book early enough to find a good one. Added 2 price: It comes to me, if you travel to Amsterdam France, from there with one of the ferries that you get a deal in Ireland, throughout Ireland currently covered on your Eurail card, you can get a second ferry to Wales, arriving not too far from Cardiff. This can be a fun, but it is only economic if you have a really good deal on the ferry, and spend as much time as you can travel to a slowdown in the free, trains. Once you start to pay extra for express trains, your financial benefits disappear. Wait about 48 hours to travel this way, including the time to enjoy the trip.

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