Cheapest Ferry Tickets To Belgium 2008

The ferry is definately the cheapest way to get to Belgium, and you can always find all the great deals available online. The cheapest way to get a ferry ticket to Belgium is to book your ticket in advance online, because the further in advance you book your ferry ticket, the cheaper it will be. Ferry crossings to Belgium range from a 4 hour ferry crossing to a 17 hour crossing from Scotland.

Hull to Zeebrugge Sail to Belgium on P&O Ferries’ overnight service, which takes around 13 hours.  You will have an en-suite cabin so that you can sleep through your journey and wake up ready to begin your holiday.  There is one sailing per day.

Rosyth to Zeebrugge is the route offered by Superfast Ferries.  Sailing from Scotland to Belgium’s premier port take 17 hours, and one sailing is offered per day.

Ramsgate to Ostend is the more convenient route for those travelling from the South of England.  This route is operated by Transeuropa Ferries and it takes 4 hours and they offer up to 3 sailings daily in the peak season.

The ferry to Belgium is a crossing used by not only those intending to visit Belgium, but it is also a gateway to Germany, Northern France, Luxembourg and Holland as well as further into Europe and Scandinavia.

For the longer crossings from Northern England and Scotland you have your own cabin to relax in with en-suite facilities. 

P&O Ferries offer lots of onboard entertainment on their Hull to Zeebrugge route, that includes bars, restaurants (including Langan’s Brasserie, a little bit of Mayfair in the North Sea), live cabaret shows and bands, discos, a casino and an onboard cinema.  For children there is an onboard kids club with everything from face painting to arts and crafts to kid’s discos.

On the Rosyth to Zeebrugge route served by Superfast Ferries there is an onboard boutique if you like a spot of shopping, a casino, a bar/lounge and a choice of two restaurants, for either self-service or a la carte dining, and onboard cinema and internet access available. For the kids there’s a play area to enjoy as well as a video games arcade.

The route from Ramsgate to Ostend offered by Transeuropa Ferries offer bars and restaurants.

Once you arrive in Belgium you can visit this lovely country, known for its excellent beer, chocolate and chips!  The city of Bruges, which is a short distance from Zeebrugge’s port, is a historic town with magnificent architecture and wonderful museums.  It also boasts Europe’s biggest fish market.

Ostend is a popular holiday resort known for its sandy beaches as well as its fine architecture.

P&O Ferries offer one Ferry to Belgium: Hull to Zeebrugge

Superfast Ferries offer one Ferry to Belgium Rosyth to Zeebrugge

Transeuropa Ferries offer one Ferry to Belgium: Ramsgate to Ostend