Find and book ferry tickets from Harwich to Hook of Holland

Sail from England’s east coast to the Netherlands with the ferry route from Harwich to Hook of Holland, a well-established link between two countries rich in maritime tradition. Departing from the port town of Harwich in Essex, known for its naval heritage and seafaring past, the journey offers a smooth crossing of the North Sea. On arrival in Hook of Holland, you're perfectly placed to explore the wider Netherlands, whether heading to The Hague, Rotterdam, or cycling through coastal dunes and quiet countryside. The route blends practical convenience with the relaxed rhythm of sea travel.
Travelling by ferry provides comfort, flexibility, and the freedom to bring your vehicle, making onward travel easy. With daytime and overnight sailings available, you can tailor your journey to suit your plans. Onboard facilities ensure a pleasant crossing, allowing you to rest, dine, or simply enjoy the view. Arriving in the Netherlands by sea offers a calm and scenic way to begin your adventure.
Harwich to Hook of Holland Ferry Schedule & Daily Departures
The first ferry from Harwich to Hook of Holland usually departs at approximately 00:00 while the last sailing departs at around 23:00(+3). The Harwich to Hook of Holland timetable might vary depending on the time of the year.
Data last updated 2025
Harwich to Hook of Holland Ferry Prices
Booking in advance is the key to securing the best price. Many travellers are looking for cheap Harwich to Hook of Holland ferry tickets or want to compare fares before booking. Recent price averages indicate that a passenger can expect to pay between approximately £22 and £522, with a typical fare of around £146. However, prices do fluctuate, so it is always wise to book early to secure the lowest Harwich to Hook of Holland ferry price.
Harwich to Hook of Holland Ferry Timetable
Ferries from Harwich to Hook of Holland
Ferry prices from Harwich to Hook of Holland typically range between £22 and £522.
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