Zeebrugge Ferry

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Zeebrugge Ferries Overview

With AFerry.com you can view timetables, find the cheapest crossings and book a ferry ticket from Zeebrugge to the ports of Hull (England, UK), with P&O Ferries, and Rosyth (Scotland, UK), with Norfolkline ferries.

Please note: Norfolkline which is now part of DFDS Seaways have announced that the route between Rosyth and Zeebrugge will cease operating after the 15th of December 2010, however freight only route might still continue.

About Zeebrugge

Zeebrugge is Belgium's largest and busiest ferry port, welcoming approximately 800,000 passengers and 10,000 ships yearly. Zeebrugge not only welcomes ferries, but has also grown into Flanders' most important cruise port because of its central location and excellent accessibility.

The most popular destination inland from Zeebrugge is historical Bruges, famous for its medieval architecture, canals and chocolate. It is only 2 hours drive from Zeebrugge to Brussels, the capital of Belgium.

Zeebrugge itself is a seaside resort, with many hotels and cafés and it has a long history which stretches back to the beginning of the Christian calendar. There were periods of affluence but also of decline. In the past 25 years cargo throughput in the Zeebugge port has risen spectacularly. With approximately 10,000 ships every year and a cargo volume exceeding 32 million tons, Zeebrugge is one of Europe's fastest growing ports.

Zeebrugge Terminal Facilities

The Zeebrugge ferry terminal has a number of handy shops, selling books, magazines, souveniers and snacks. If you need something more substantial to eat there is also a café.

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 There

By Car

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

By Rail

Bruges Central Station is served by national and international rail services. The TGV Thalys service connects Belgium with France, the Netherlands and Germany with up to 3 trains daily from Paris to Brussels. From Brussels itself there are 4 departures an hour to Bruges, with the train journey lasting approximately 50 minutes.

By Bus

There are buses from Bruges Central Railway Station to the Zeebrugge port at Leopold II Dam (Havendam): bus departure is at 17:00 hours from the main entrance to the Central Railway Station. The buses from the ferry terminal to Bruges Central Railway Station depart after the arrival of the ferry.

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