Ferry from Hull

• Frequency: Daily
• Departs: 21:00
• Arrives: 08:15 (09:00 Weekends)
• Duration: Approx 11h
• Departure port: King George Dock, Hull
• Arrival port: Rotterdam Europoort
• Vessels: Pride of Hull and Pride of Rotterdam

Check-in closes 90 minutes before departure. All sailing times subject to change.

The Hull to Rotterdam ferry travels overnight from Hull docks to arrive in Rotterdam (Europort) early the following morning. Ideal for short trips to Amsterdam, or longer journeys into the continent, the ferry start your trip off in comfort and you arrive relaxed and raring to go.

When you travel on your mini cruise from Hull to Amsterdam, the ferry trip is part of the holiday - not just a means of transport. Facilities on board the luxury cruise ferry include:

• Spacious and comfortable ensuite cabin
• Langans Brasserie for fine dining
• Four Seasons buffet restaurant
• A range of bars to choose from
• On board shop
• Cinemas - two of them!
• Casino

Find out more about the mini cruises to Rotterdam, sailing from Hull.

Find out more about the mini cruises to Rotterdam, sailing from Hull.

You can take pets onboard the Hull to Rotterdam route and it costs £15 each way.

Be sure to check in at least 90 minutes before departure - all pets remain inside comfortable air-conditioned kennels on the vehicle deck for the duration of the journey. Unfortunately foot and coach passengers are not able to travel with pets (with the exception of registered guide and hearing dogs).

Dogs, cats and ferrets can travel under the PETS passport scheme - those not in the scheme will be subject to quarantine. In order to travel, cats and dogs must be vaccinated against rabies at least 6 months prior to the travel date.

Places for pets are limited, so it's best to book well in advance to avoid disappointment.

For travellers looking for ferries to Holland, there are a number of options other than the Hull to Rotterdam route.

DFDS operate the well established Newcastle to Amsterdam ferry, which sails daily with an overnight crossing to Ijmuiden on the outskirts of Amsterdam.

A shorter option for those living in the south of England is the six hour crossing from Harwich to the Hook of Holland operated twice a day by Stena Line.