Ferry UK Holland
Compare ferry prices and book cheap crossings from UK to Holland
Travelling by boat from UK to Holland
Travelling by ferry from UK to Holland is an excellent choice! UK Holland ferries are operated by 3 ferry companies (DFDS Seaways, P&O Ferries or Stena Line) serving the ports of Hook of Holland, Harwich, Rotterdam, Hull, Amsterdam and Newcastle Upon Tyne.
To be sure of finding a cheap UK Holland ferry ticket, we recommend you use our search engine, which compares offers, prices and timetables from DFDS Seaways, P&O Ferries and Stena Line.
With a total frequency of over 14 crossings a week, depending on the time of year, you have plenty of options for planning your UK Holland boat trip.
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All UK Holland ferry routes
Looking for a UK to Holland ferry? Discover the most popular routes that allow you to sail between these different regions. Whether you want to reach islands, historic ports or picturesque beaches, ferries are a convenient and comfortable way to travel between UK and Holland. Comfortable cabins, on-board restaurants, cinemas, children's activities... ferries from Stena Line, P&O Ferries or DFDS Seaways offer excellent facilities and services for all the family.
To plan your ferry trip to Newcastle Upon Tyne, Amsterdam, Hull, Rotterdam, Harwich or Hook of Holland use our fare comparison tool to find the best deals on UK Holland ferry tickets that will save you time and money. Using our easy to use price comparison tool you can find deals and timetables from a number of ferry companies including DFDS Seaways, P&O Ferries or Stena Line. There's sure to be a deal to suit your needs and budget. Search from 3 ferry routes between UK and Holland!
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DFDS Seaways7 crossings a week15 hours 50 min321 mi
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P&O Ferries7 crossings a week11 hours237 mi
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Stena Line121 mi
Holland: Visit the country after your ferry crossing
When travelling by ferry to the Netherlands, it is important to know which port you will be arriving or departing from. Amsterdam is a popular port for ferries from the UK, while Rotterdam and Hook of Holland are more often used for ferries from Scandinavia or Germany.
Once you have disembarked, there is plenty to see and do in the Netherlands. Amsterdam is of course famous for its canals, museums and lively nightlife. Rotterdam is a modern and vibrant city, with many contemporary buildings and fine restaurants. And don't miss the famous tulip fields at Keukenhof.
Holland: When is the best time to go?
The best time to visit the Netherlands is generally in summer, from June to August. During this period, temperatures are pleasant, fluctuating between 20 and 25 degrees Celsius. The days are longer, which means more time to explore the beautiful Dutch cities, national parks and tulip fields. The temperatures are ideal for cycling along the canals, strolling through the bustling streets of Amsterdam or enjoying the summer activities organised throughout the country.
On the other hand, the worst time to travel in the Netherlands is winter, from December to February. Temperatures are cold, sometimes dropping below zero. It often rains and the days are short, which can limit the opportunities for outdoor visits. However, if you like the atmosphere of winter and Christmas markets, this is a good time to visit. Dutch cities are decked out in festive lights and decorations, creating a warm and friendly atmosphere.
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