Harwich ferry port in England connects you with Hook of Holland in Holland with a choice of up to 14 ferry crossings per week. The duration of the Harwich to Hook of Holland crossing is from 6 hours 45 minutes and the crossing is operated by Stena Line.
Harwich ferry port is a small port in Essex on the English east coast. It is one of 3 ports on the North Sea, connecting England with the continent, the other 2 being Hull and Newcastle.
Harwich ferry port lies just outside Harwich itself in Parkeston Quay can be reached by car in 1.5 hours from Cambridge and in little over 2.5 hours from London.
Ferries run between Harwich and Hook of Holland in the Netherlands (called Hoek van Holland in Dutch). This crossing is ideal if you want to travel further to Rotterdam or Amsterdam. You can travel as foot passenger or with your car or motorhome. Your pets can travel with you and you can leave them in your car or accommodate them in the kennels on board. Please note: the latest check-in time is 60 minutes before departure (with or without vehicle).
The crossing is operated by Stena Line and the journey time is 7 hours. Sailings take place 14 times a week and are offered during the day and as overnight ferry.
At the Harwich ferry terminal, you can park your car free of charge for 30 minutes. Overnight parking is available from £8.60 per 24 hours.
At the port you can find a wide range of amenities such as a café, a children’s play area, and exchange bureau, vending machines, baby changing facilities and accessible toilets. Wi-Fi, a rail ticket machine and an information point are also available.