Ferry from Hull to Zeebrugge in Belgium
The Hull to Zeebrugge ferry connection is operated by P&O Ferries. The service connects the east of England with Belgium and the rest of Europe. It departs daily from Hull on an overnight service to Zeebrugge.
Hull to Zeebrugge
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The Hull to Zeebrugge ferry Departs from Hull at 7pm (UK time), you can then relax and enjoy the great on board facilities available on the P&O Ship including bars, restaurants and cafes as you cruise overnight, arriving in Zeebrugge in Belgium at 08:45am (CET – Belgium Time).
If you are planning a self drive holiday to Zeebrugge, Bruges, Antwerp or somewhere else in Belgium or Europe or even if you are one of the many people who need to commute home or to work, then the Hull Zeebrugge connection really is an excellent and cost effective way of travelling.
The P&O Hull Zeebrugge ferries can take you wherever you need to go in Europe with the excellent motorway connections of Belgium, into France and beyond. Zeebrugge is located along the great sandy beaches of the Belgian coast and is close to all the major beach holiday resorts such as Ostend and Blankenberge. Just a few miles away is the medieval town of Bruges, with its great restaurants and famous Belgian chocolate! Why not stroll along Bruges’ canals and romantic cobbled streets, or enjoy a visit to the bustling market square? Alternatively you could go further afield with Antwerp, Brussels, Luxembourg, Strasbourg or the Ardennes, all brought within easy reach by the P&O ferries to Belgium.
With night sailings on P&O’s two luxury cruise ferries, you be able to relax in the evening and enjoy all the on board shops and restaurants and you will the be assured of a good night’s sleep too, thanks to P&O’s ferries comfortable en suite cabins.
The ferry departing from Zeebrugge back to Hull departs Belgium at 7pm (CET – Belgium Time), arriving in England at 08:15am (UK time) the following day.
Zeebrugge has easy connections to Bruges which is just a beautiful city with it’s canals and mediaeval architecture. There are enough hotels in Bruges to cater for all tastes and budgets. The ferry is an ideal way to visit this lovely city.
I know your comment was 4 years ago and it’s a long shot to get a reply but are there gallerys there and such for arts?
Hi Lee – Yes Bruges has many museums and cultural activities to enjoy. Check our brief city guide for Bruges.
The shuttle bus Zeebrugge to Bruges drops you on the edge of the city, about a mile from the centre. There are no taxis at that point. For anyone not familiar with Bruges that is not a reasonable location. Presumably coaches are not allowed into the centre but for pensioners with cases to transport and no information this is totally unsatisfactory !!!