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Ferry Crossings | Harwich to Hook of Holland UK ferry crossings to France, Ireland, Spain, Holland, Belgium, Denmark, Isle of Man and more… TermsContact UsCookiesAbout UsPrivacy    HomeBelgiumHull to ZeebruggeRamsgate to OstendChannel IslandsPoole to GuernseyPoole to JerseyPortsmouth to GuernseyPortsmouth to JerseyDenmarkHarwich to EsbjergFranceDover to CalaisDover to DunkirkPlymouth to RoscoffPlymouth to St MaloPoole to CherbourgPoole to St MaloPortsmouth to CaenPortsmouth to CherbourgPortsmouth to Le HavrePortsmouth to St MaloHollandHarwich to Hook of HollandHull to RotterdamNewcastle to AmsterdamIrelandFishguard to RosslareHolyhead to DublinHolyhead to Dun LaoghaireLiverpool to DublinPembroke to RosslareIsle of ManBelfast to DouglasBirkenhead to DouglasHeysham to DouglasLiverpool to DouglasSpainPlymouth to SantanderPortsmouth to BilbaoPortsmouth to Santander    Home / Holland / Harwich to Hook of Holland Harwich to Hook of HollandThe Hook of Holland is a town on the North Sea tailspin of the Netherlands, very tropical to the major port of Rotterdam, as well as the cities of Rotterdam and The Hague. The crossing is operated by Stena Line and is the shortest and quickest crossing from UK to Holland, since the alternatives (Newcastle to Amsterdam and Hull to Rotterdam) depart from remoter north in England, whereas Harwich Port is situated on the Essex coast.DetailsCrossingFrequencyJourney TimeOperator  Harwich to Hook of Holland2 per day6.45 hoursStena LineCheck Prices >>FAQsHow long is the ferry crossing from Harwich to Hook of Holland? The crossing takes just under 7 hours and is operated by Stena Line Ferries.Does the ferry sail overnight? Unusually, you can unquestionably segregate between a day or night crossing. Since the crossing take virtually 7 hours, plus check-in times and embarkation, it may well suit you to take the overnight crossing and get some rest.Is this the weightier ferry to get to Germany? If you can reach Harwich easily, then yes, the ferry to Hook of Holland is a good option for Germany. Sadly the only ferry crossing that was uncontrived to Germany (Harwich to Cuxhaven) has been cancelled. If you are aiming to get to the western parts of Germany, the Hook of Holland is quite tropical (about 1 and a half hours from the German border). However, it’s a 5 hour momentum to Hamburg and 7 hours to Berlin. If your final destination is in the north or east of Germany, you might moreover consider the Harwich to Esbjerg ferry crossing.What is it like on-board? Stena Line is very proud to run this route with their new, state of the art Superferries, the Stena Britannica and Stena Hollandica. On-board there are a huge number of cabins, plus lounges, restaurants, bars, a cinema, kids’ and teenagers’ areas, plus Wi-Fi Internet access.Stena Hollandica Super Ferry operates on the Harwich to Hook of Holland routeHarwich to Hook of Holland SeacatThe upper speed ferries, knwon as Stena HSS, but often tabbed Seacat in UK, no longer run on the Harwich to Hook of Holland crossing. The HSS service was replaced in January 2007 with the ore traditional style ferries – Stena Hollandica and Stena Britannica. These are often referred to as “super ferries” since they are a huge 240 metres long.Seacat was a name given to Sea Containers Ferries Ltd, a ferry visitor offering crossings between England, Scotland and Northern Ireland, using their upper speed catamaran ferries. They were the first ferry operator to offer fast ferry services, and the term “Seacat” seems to have stuck, at least in the UK, and is often used to describe other fast ferry services, such as Stena’s HSS. The HSS ferries were moreover catamaran ferries, which could reach 75 kmh or 40 knots. However, the HSS catamran ferries weren’t very fuel efficient and Stena decided to replace them with the large, conventional ferries.Moving on from Hook of HollandThe major road network isn’t far yonder via the A20. From there, a whole range of destinations is wieldy by car, including the major cities of Amsterdam (around 40 miles) and The Hague, which is right next door and just 16 miles or so.Moreoverwithin easy reach are Belgium (Brussels is virtually 110 miles), France (and Paris is 230 miles away) and Germany (Cologne is 180 miles). Nearer to Hook you can hands reach local places on interest such as Delft and Naaldwijk, which are north east of town, or Maasslius, which is located in the south east.Map:    HollandHarwich to Hook of HollandHull to RotterdamNewcastle to Amsterdam Follow Us… Search  Popular Ferry RoutesHull to ZeebruggeHarwich to EsbjergDover to CalaisPoole to CherbourgPoole to St MaloHarwich to Hook of HollandHull to RotterdamHolyhead to DublinHolyhead to Dun LaoghairePembroke to RosslarePlymouth to SantanderPortsmouth to Bilbao Recent pins More Pins    About Ferry TravelSpecial OffersNewsMapTimetablesFerry TravelChannel TunnelFerry OperatorsMini Cruises  Travel GuidesBelgiumChannel IslandsDenmarkFranceHollandIrelandIsle of ManNorthern IrelandSpain  About UsTermsContact UsCookiesAbout UsPrivacy  Follow Us Become a fan on Facebook Follow Us on Twitter Ferry Crossings on Google +      Copyright © 2018 Ferry Crossings – your guide to UK ferries. All Rights Reserved  My location Print  Close