Ferry from London to The Hague
The Hague lies close to Hook of Holland, making the Harwich route a common choice for travellers from London. The city can be reached by train, metro or car after arriving in the Netherlands.
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Our experience
The daytime crossing takes up a large part of the day, but it is often one of the more affordable options available. Budget-friendly cabins are frequently offered, giving you a private space to relax during the journey.
Our experience
A comfortable overnight crossing on large ferries. The sailing is long enough to get some rest while still arriving in the Netherlands early in the morning. Thanks to excellent rail and public transport connections, it is also a popular choice among foot passengers and cyclists.
Ferry services from London to The Hague
Travellers from London heading to The Hague often choose the Harwich–Hook of Holland route due to the short onward journey after arrival.
Map with suggested London – The Hague ferry routes
This map shows ferry routes from London to The Hague, 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.
A Short Journey to The Hague
The Hague lies around 15 miles from Hook of Holland, making the Harwich route one of the shortest onward journeys for travellers from London.
By car
The Hague is one of the closest Dutch destinations to the Harwich route and is often reached within a relatively short drive after arrival.
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The Hague is one of the first major Dutch cities reached after arriving via Harwich.
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