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Ferry from Newcastle to Hook of Holland

Ferry from Newcastle to Hook of Holland
Travelling from IJmuiden to Hook of Holland

There is no direct ferry between Newcastle and Hook of Holland. Travellers instead arrive at IJmuiden, north of the Dutch port. Hook of Holland can be reached by road after arrival if required.

then drive south
Newcastle Amsterdam (IJmuiden)
16 hr · overnight
From£ 99
Foot passengeryes
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Our experience

In our experience, this is the most enjoyable ferry crossing to the Netherlands. It feels like part of the holiday rather than simply a means of transport and is also popular as a mini-cruise. The only drawback is that it leaves you slightly farther from many Dutch destinations than some of the other available routes.

Ferry services from Newcastle to Hook of Holland

DFDS operates a daily overnight ferry between Newcastle and IJmuiden. Travellers heading for Hook of Holland continue south through the Netherlands after arrival.

Map with suggested Newcastle – Hook of Holland ferry routes

This map shows ferry routes from Newcastle to Hook of Holland, 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.

Departure port Arrival port Onward city Ferry crossing By road

Onboard experience

Passengers travelling via Newcastle benefit from one of the longest ferry crossings available from the UK, giving them plenty of time to enjoy the onboard facilities.

By car

Travellers heading south after arriving in IJmuiden can enjoy an overnight crossing before continuing through the Netherlands by car.

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