Ferries to Belgium
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Hull to Zeebrugee (P&O Ferries) – Check Fares
Rosyth to Zeebrugge (Norfolkline) – Check Fares
Ramsgate to Ostend (LD Lines) – Check Fares
Ramsgate to Ostend (Transeuropa Ferries) – Check Fares
Ferry Routes to Belgium
- Hull to Zeebrugge on P&O Ferries – 7 crossings weekly, duration 15h
- Ramsgate to Ostend on Transeuropa Ferries -3 crossings daily, duration 4h
- Ramsgate to Ostend on LD Lines – 14 sailings weekly – duration 4h
- Rosyth to Zeebrugge on Norfolk Line – 3 crossings weekly, duration 20h
- All ferries to Belgium
Ferry Operators Sailing to Belgium
- P&O Ferries from Hull
- Norfolk Line from Rosyth
- Transeuropa Ferries from Ramsgate
UK & Belgium Ferry Ports
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More About Belgium
Perhaps sometimes unfairly maligned as being a little “boring”, Belgium in fact is a great destination for the European traveller. Renowned as a hub for European politics, the country actually has much more to offer. There’s a long and varied history, picturesque landscapes, rural tranquility, and cosmopolitan cities to entertain and relax you. The capital city, Brussels, is a great destination for a long weekend or romantic break, especially for those who are less keen on the delights of Amsterdam.
The main port is Zeebrugge, and ferries from the UK operate from Hull and Rosyth on P&O Ferries and Norfolkline respectively. The crossing from Hull takes around 12 hours, and the Rosyth one around 20 hours. Both ferries offer cruise-like facilities and make the journey a relaxing an pleasurable part of your trip for all the family.
Another Belgian port is Ostend which again has plenty to attract travellers. There’s a range of historic sites, good nightlife, and long sandy beaches. There is a direct ferry to Ostend from Ramsgate in the UK, and it’s operated by Norfolkline.
A common destination for a long weekend or romantic break is Bruges. It’s a compact city with some great architecture, restaurants to suit every taste and budget, and a “chilled out” atmosphere. For chocolate lovers, the central square is surrounded by small specialist chocolate shops with stunning window displays.
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