hull to zeeburge by boat

[dee2912]

has any1 traveled on this route do you know how long it is an how much should i expect to pay or which shipping lines do this service

[vehelpfulguy]

Oh come on dont be so lazy.

I just typed "hull zeebrugge" in Google and found loads of sites giving all the infomation you want.

Like these

http://www.poferries.com/tourist/content/pages /template/routes_hull_-_zeebrugge_routes_-_hul l_-_zeebrugge.htm

http://www.ferrybooker.com/ferry_route/hull_Ze ebrugge.asp

http://www.directferries.co.uk/hull_zeebrugge_ ferry.htm

[SteveD]

I have done this crossing many times. As veryhelpfulguy says, the service is operated by P&O. If you go to their website you will find out everything about the crossing.

Departure time is around 19:00 and arrival time is around 08:00 / 08:30.

You have to have a berth in a cabin so if you are travelling alone and want privacy, you will have to book single occupancy of a 2-berth cabin. All the details are on the site.

There are several options for meals:

- Take your own dinner and breakfast.
- Buy something light on board.
- Eat in the 4 seasons buffet restaurant (it's slightly cheaper if you book it at the same time as you book your ticket). Drinks are extra at dinner.
- Eat dinner in the full-service restaurant.

If you have a car, that will add considerably to the cost.

This is not a cheap option for getting across the channel, but the ideal route if you are travelling from the north of the country.

The Hull-Rotterdam service is the same price but is a bit quicker because the boats are faster and they don't have to go through the lock at Hull.

[annie0000]

i have travelled Hull to Rotterdam with P&O on the pride of rotterdam and while it wasn't cheap, it was like being on a Cruise - lovely food, very smooth sailing and lovely staff - have heard that the pride of hull although it is the exactly the same design of ship, isn't as nice for some reason!