Ferry from Hull to Zeebrugge in Belgium
The Hull to Zeebrugge ferry connection which was operated by P&O Ferries was unfortunately closed on 1st January 2021.
If you are still looking to travel to Belgium using the ferry, we offer two alternative routes:
Dover to Calais going either with P&O Ferries or DFDS, or
Hull to Rotterdam with P&O Ferries.
Travelling on these routes will take you to either France or Holland which have excellent motorway connections to Belgium.
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.
I understand the Hull – Zeebrugge route may be closed permanently is this correct and if so what are the alternatives???
Hi Garth
Thank you for getting in touch. Yes, you are correct, as of the 1st January 2021, P&O Ferries, no longer offer a Hull to Zeebrugge route. The alternatives would be to get the ferry from Dover to Calais, then drive to Belgium. Or get the ferry from https://www.ferryto.eu/ferry-from-hull-to-rotterdam-in-holland/, then drive to Belgium. Both have excellent road links to Belgium. I hope this helps.
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.