Zeebrugge Ferry Port Information
Zeebrugge ferry port is centrally located on the north west Belgium coast and the gateway to the beautiful city of Bruges.
Zeebrugge has a long history as a major trading post and was of strategic importance during both world wars. The port was expanded during 1972 and 1985 and included construction of the outer port to increase access to large sea going vessels.
The harbour and its surroundings boast a rich past, dating back at least two millenniums. Today, Zeebrugge Port is a stable economic facility, with around 10,000 ships passing through the port annually, carrying over 42 million tonnes worth of freight.
Bruges is the capital and largest city of the province of West Flanders in the Flemish Region of Belgium and is a canal based city with much of its medieval architecture still intact. Historic Bruges was granted a World Heritage Site by Unesco in 2000.
Zeebrugge Ferry Port Facilities
Amenities at the port include shops, comfortable lounges and a café.
Facilities for physically handicapped passengers include a wheelchair-friendly terminal building, along with specialised help for passengers who require assistance.
Both Norfolkline and P&O Ferries operate ferries to Belgium.
P&O ferries sail from Hull to Zeebrugge daily with an overnight service taking 14 hours 15 minutes. On board there is a choice of bars and restaurants, onboard entertainment including a casino and then sleep the remaining part of your journey in luxury ensuite cabins.
Norfolkline started a new route from Rosyth to Zeebrugge in 2009 and operate 3 crossings per week. Journey time is 20 hours. You will make the crossing in their brand new modern ferry the Scottish Viking. Onboard facilities include a children's play area, large screen cinema and fully equipped ensuite cabins ensuring your journey is as comfortable and relaxing.