Hoek van Holland is a small port town, which is located at the exit of the canal that leads to the port of Rotterdam. Stena Line offers frequent departure from Hoek van Holland to English port of Harwich. There are usually two departures a day in each direction. Based on the usual demand, departures has been divided into off peak, shoulder and peak sailings. The crossing takes a little bit over 7 hours.

Stena Line’s route from Hoek van Holland to Killingholme is a great choice if you head to central England from the Netherlands. The operator offers one departure a day in each direction, where crossing takes 11 hours. Depending on the day of week, departures may be classified as off peak or peak.

Stena Line offers daily departures from Europoort in Rotterdam to the port of Harwich. There is only one departure a day in each direction and the crossing takes about 8 hours. Stena Line usually divides departures into off peak and peak ones and Europoort – Harwich route is no exception.

Stena Line operates on the North Sea with its wide network of ferry links. Europoort – Immingham route is a part of this network. The operator has 6 departures a week in each direction on this route, where crossing time is about 12,5 hours.

Rotterdam – Hull route is P&O Ferries proposal of direct crossing from the Netherlands to the UK. There is one departure a day in each direction and the crossing takes in total 11 hours.

One of many sailings that DFDS offers is Rotterdam – Felixstowe crossing. The route connects the Netherland and the southern England. Sailing time on this route is 7,5 hours. The operator provides 1-3 departures a day, depending on the day of week.

Rotterdam – Immingham route is part of DFDS’ network on the North Sea. The service connects the Netherlands with central England. Crossing time in this case is 15 hours. The operator sails 6 times a week in each direction.

DFDS’ ferries regularly sail between ports in Amsterdam and Newcastle. This route creates direct ferry link from Dutch capital to northern England. DFDS provides daily departures. The crossing takes place at night and lasts about 15,5 hours.

Rotterdam – Purfleet route is a part of service that CLdN operator offers. Purfleet is a small port town just a few kilometres outside of London. The operator offers up to 6 departures a week. The crossing takes about 12 hours.

Rotterdam – Killingholme route is operated by CLdN ferries. There is one departure a day throughout the whole week. The crossing takes 12 hours and usually takes place at night.