Ferries to Hull
Hull, located in the North of England has the only passenger port on the Humber Estuary which handles over one million ferry passengers and over 10 million tonnes of traffic a year.
Hull Ferry Port main terminal is based at King George Dock The ferry port is who operated by P&O Ferries who offer the two major ferry crossings from Hull to Zeebrugge and Hull to Rotterdam.
Hull is a cosmopolitan city situated in East Yorkshire. It boasts a beautiful harbour, pleasant pubs, outstanding museums, and excellent shopping options. The area around Hull provides plenty of fascinating attractions.
Hull has excellent links to the UK's motorway network. The city of Hull is currently enjoying a £1.5billion regeneration programme to develop its waterfront location with new homes, business premises and retail outlets.
Hull Ferry Services
The Port of Hull is operated and owned by Associated British Ports. The motorway network connects with the port very well and the facility handles over one million travellers and an estimated 10 million tonnes of freight annually.
The main ferry terminal is positioned in King George Dock and is run by P&O North Sea Ferries Company. Amenities in the terminal aren't extensive, with just a little coffee shop and a convenience store.
Car parking at Hull Ferry Port is free of charge.
Physically disabled travellers will find designated facilities in the terminal and onboard the crafts. Toilets can be easily accessed as well public telephones and other amenities. Special assistance for boarding the vessels can be arranged when booking.
There are daily crossings from Hull to Rotterdam in the Netherlands, provided by P&O North Sea Ferries. Crossing time is 10 hours 15 minutes. P&O ferries also sail to from Hull to Zeebrugge in Belgium daily. Sailing time is 12 hours 45 minutes.