Zeebrugge Ferry Port

The ferry port of Zeebrugge connects Belgium to England and Scotland

Zeebrugge is a small village on the Belgian coast and a subdivision of Bruges, for which it is its modern international port. Zeebrugge Ferry Port is located on the North Sea, the busiest sea in the world, and because of its central location and easy access has become Flanders' most important passenger port. It offers connections to England, which can be booked through AFerry.co.uk

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Zeebrugge Ferry Times & Sailing Information

Timetables

Frequency

Duration

Company

Hull - Zeebrugge

up to 7 crossings per week

from 13hrs 15mins

Zeebrugge - Hull

up to 7 crossings per week

from 14hrs 15mins

Zeebrugge port facilities

Zeebrugge Ferry Port facilities include a number of shops with souvenirs and reading materials, as well as snacks. There is also a cafe in the ferry terminal.

Facilities for the disabled include wheelchair access to all areas of the port, as well as special assistance for those with boarding difficulties. Passengers are however advised to notify the Zeebrugge port in advance of any specific needs that they may have.

Getting to Zeebrugge

The Zeebrugge Ferry Terminal is located at the outer dock (Buitenhaven), Leopold II Dam (Havendam). In Zeebrugge follow the signs 'Zone 1', 'Car ferries' and 'P&O Ferries/Hull'.

Bruges Central Station is served by national and international trains. Belgium is well connected to the European countries France, Holland and Germany via the TGV Thalys service with up to 3 train services a day from Paris to Brussels. From Brussels there are 4 departures an hour to Bruges. Journey time about 50 minutes.

From Bruges Central Railway Station to the Zeebrugge Ferry Port at Leopold II Dam (Havendam): bus departure is at 17:00 hours from the main entrance to the Central Railway Station. From the ferry terminal to Bruges Central Railway Station: departure is after arrival of the ferry. Prices are £2,00 / 3,25 Euro for single trip.

About Zeebrugge

Bruges / Zeebrugge Ferry Port has a long history which dates back to the beginning of the Christian calender with periods of affluence but also of decline. Every year more than a million passengers pass through Zeebrugge Ferry Port.

Zeebrugge is an excellent starting point for exploring Flanders. Just a few miles away from Zeebrugge you will find the splendid medieval town of Bruges with its canals, historic buildings, great restaurants and famous chocolat. Or drive from Zeebrugge to Antwerp, the diamond center of the world, which takes about 80 minutes and admire its stunning architectural delights.

You could also drive two hours and go to Brussels, the bilingual capital of Belgium, to visit the famous Grand Place, one of Europe's most beautiful squares.