Port of Hull 

The Port of Hull is the leading east coast port, providing overnight crossings for over a million passengers per year. The ferry terminal is operated by P&O North Sea Ferries and is to be found at King George Docks.

The terminal provides limited facilities, with little more than a waiting area, convenience store and coffee shop.

P&O North Sea Ferries

Depart from the King George Dock passenger and vehicle ferry terminal. The ferry terminus is easy to drive to: from Bridlington and East Ridings take the A165 to "Swiss Cottage" and the A1033 to the junction sign posted North Sea Ferry Terminal and city centre.

• Ferries sail daily between the Port of Hull to Rotterdam, Holland and Zeebrugge in Belgium
• The overnight "cruise" journey takes 11 hours arriving at it's destination at around 08:00
• A bus link from Hull train station connects the port to the city centre for arrivals and departures
• The ferry port is three and a half miles from Hull city centre

Finanglia Ferries

Weekly crossings to Helsinki & Hamina in Finland.