Closed Routes

Closed Routes

At Ferryto.eu, we’ve created this dedicated page to help you navigate the changes and find the best alternative ferry routes available today.

This section lists all the closed ferry routes across the UK and Europe, including well-known services like Hull to Amsterdam and Harwich to Esbjerg. However, just because these routes are no longer active doesn’t mean your journey has to become complicated. In fact, there are often convenient and affordable alternatives just a short distance away.

For each route listed below, we’ve created a dedicated page that explains:

  • Why the original ferry service stopped operating
  • Recommended alternative ferry crossings
  • Key travel tips and updated sailing information

Whether you’re planning a family holiday, a road trip through Europe, or a business journey, it’s essential to stay informed. Each individual page gives you a clear overview of your options, including which operators to book with, where to depart from, and what travel times to expect.

We continually update this section to ensure you always have access to the most current ferry travel information. So if your regular crossing is no longer available, don’t worry — there’s almost always another way to get there.

Click on any of the links below to explore the full guide for each closed ferry route and discover practical, up-to-date alternative ferry travel options.

Plan smart, travel confidently — with Ferryto.eu.

Closed Ferry Routes

Ferries to BelgiumHull to Bruges. Hull to Zeebrugge. Ramsgate to Ostend. Rosyth to Zeebrugge.

Ferries to Denmark – Harwich to Esbjerg.

Ferries to France – Dover to Calais (Sea France).

Ferries to Holland – Hull to Amsterdam.

Ferries to Germany – Harwich to Cuxhaven.

Ferries to Ireland – Holyhead to Dun Laoghaire. Stranraer to Belfast. Swansea to Cork. Troon to Larne.

Ferries to Norway – Newcastle to Bergen.

Ferries to Scandinavia – Drive to Scandinavia.

Ferries to Scotland – Larne to Troon.

Ferries to Sweden – Newcastle to Gothenburg.

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