Ferry from Hull to Amsterdam
There is no direct ferry between Hull and Amsterdam. P&O Ferries instead operates an overnight crossing to Rotterdam Europoort. From the arrival terminal, Amsterdam can be reached by road or rail connections via Rotterdam.
Routes
Our experience
We found this to be a pleasant and relaxed crossing with a well-timed schedule. It is particularly well suited to travellers with a car, campervan or motorcycle, as onward travel options for foot passengers are somewhat limited from the arrival port.
Ferry services from Hull to Amsterdam
P&O Ferries operates a daily overnight crossing between Hull and Rotterdam Europoort. Amsterdam can be reached by road or rail after arrival. Travellers may also wish to compare the Newcastle–IJmuiden route.
Map with suggested Hull – Amsterdam ferry routes
This map shows ferry routes from Hull to Amsterdam, with crossing times, fares and the ports they sail from. Tap a route for details, tap a port for its sailings, or zoom in for more.
Onboard experience
Many travellers heading to Amsterdam choose the Hull route because the overnight crossing allows them to wake up in the Netherlands and continue their journey the following morning.
Amsterdam via Rotterdam Europoort
After arriving at Rotterdam Europoort, Amsterdam lies around 53 miles away. Most travellers continue by car, although public transport connections are available via Rotterdam.
By car
The overnight crossing allows you to cover much of the journey while sleeping. Many passengers book dinner on board before retiring to their cabin and arrive in the Netherlands the following morning.
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By campervan
Many campervan travellers continue directly towards Amsterdam after arriving in Rotterdam. Camping Zeeburg is one of the most commonly used overnight stops.
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