Hull Ferry to Zeebrugger (1 Viewer)

[Sweet Chariot]

Anybody taken this route with a Motorhome would appreciate any feedback as we wish to miss out on Calais whilst making our way to Italy at the end of August.

 

[chaser]

I've been looking at this , although it will take a lot to get us off the tunnel, surely hull is a better run for us in the middle than that blasted m1 m25 and stack

 

[Mags52]

We've used it several times. It's really good but expensive. We always have dinner on the boat and enjoy it. It's a massive buffet. Not using it this year because we're taking the dogs but would definitely recommend it.

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[ubuntu1]

We have used it and agree with everything that Mags52 says. Its a really good service, especially if your going east towards Germany.

 

[Techno]

I booked it on Thursday for September £361 return

 

[funflair]

I booked it on Thursday for September £361 return

Lucky bugger, we booked for mid August and paid £500 with Caravan Club and only three nights camping cheques this time.

Who did you book through Andy.

I will add we usually pay around £300 to £325 and get 7 nights camping thrown in.

@Sweet Chariot the best deals for motorhomes or caravans are at the weekend when not so much freight travelling so travel Saturday or Sunday crossing, leaves about 6:30pm and arrives about 9:30am, meal on board relax in the bar shower/bed or bed/shower breakfast and then off you go driving, the exit from the Zeebrugge port is very straight forward.

Martin

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[Techno]

I booked directly with P&O online. I have a friend who offered me friends & family but when I enquired on the day it was slightly dearer than online. Using the Caravan Club website on the same day it was £399.50

My crossing is Sat 19th Sept return Sat 3rd Oct

 

[Badknee]

Used it years ago, so much better than that drag down to Dover but expensive.

 

[Techno]

As I'm heading for cologne before doing the Mosel again the mileage saving covers the higher price
I paid £248 Dover Dunkirk early this year

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[Mr B]

Can't fault it. 33 miles from home, evening meal and breakfast and a good nights kip.
Reeeeeesult

 

[Techno]

Can't fault it. 33 miles from home, evening meal and breakfast and a good nights kip.
Reeeeeesult

The meal breakfast and outside cabin is CONSIDERABLY more expensive. So much so that we would not consider it unfortunately.

 

[Techno]

Price has been the same all last week. The return obscured is £176

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[funflair]

The meal breakfast and outside cabin is CONSIDERABLY more expensive. So much so that we would not consider it unfortunately.

Only £10 to upgrade to 4 berth outside, but yes the food is expensive but after the evening buffet we can face breakfast.

 

[Techno]

I just tried that but it won't remove the £98 for the standard included room, it just adds £108 to the bill?

 

[funflair]

Just priced our sailing on P&O £880.25.

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[Techno]

I book as 8 metres by 3 high

 

[Mr B]

Tell em It's 6m by 2.5 high.
Not to bright in hull
I rang p&o direct, got a great deal talking to a "uman being "

 

[Techno]

Tell em It's 6m by 2.5 high.
Not to bright in hull
I rang p&o direct, got a great deal talking to a "uman being "

I've witnessed people coming drastically unstuck with bending the truth.

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[Techno]

I just tried that but it won't remove the £98 for the standard included room, it just adds £108 to the bill?

The cabin choices are Extras not upgrades. Like suppose you have a 6 berth van? A 2 berth inside is all that is included

 

[Ed Excel]

Also booked HtoZ with P&O for September. £201 out, £164 back. Worth every penny. Hull is a couple of hours from home and Zeebrugge is only an hour from Dunkirk, unlike Dover which is seven hours from us, on a good day!

 

[Techno]

Tell em It's 6m by 2.5 high.
Not to bright in hull
I rang p&o direct, got a great deal talking to a "uman being "

Just tried your advice and exactly the same price was given for my crossings

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[funflair]

@Techno100 just tried your dates and the height does not make any difference but going 8.0 to 8.5 metres goes from £361 to £521.25.

Smaller motorhome ordered before next trip me thinks--------------------NOT.

 

[Sweet Chariot]

Following what seems very good reviews booked it. Thanks for the comments.

 

[lindylou]

We usually use the Hull Zeebrugge. We upgrade to club with television, tea coffee and soft drinks. It's like a mini cruise. Yes more expensive, but saves on fuel and the long drive south.

Lin

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[Clayton9]

Hi guys. Taken this jurney many times. Always been measured going out again on 19 August. Cost £262. Anyone else going this trip time please say hello. Two young guys

 

[lorger]

Used it loads I'd recommend upgrading to the commodore suite I think this what it's called, for the extra you get breakfast included free mini bar in room, TV in room and tea making facilities plus it's a proper double bed and sofa so in my opinion well worth it

 

[Sweet Chariot]

£575 return includes breakfast + outside cabin. leaving 29th August.

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[Techno]

Used it loads I'd recommend upgrading to the commodore suite I think this what it's called, for the extra you get breakfast included free mini bar in room, TV in room and tea making facilities plus it's a proper double bed and sofa so in my opinion well worth it

Nothing is FREE you already paid , if you emptied it they have accounted for it in the price

 

[injebreck99]

Pity they done away with the Felixstowe to Zebrugge route, suited us for our Motorcycle tours in the past.

 

[Techno]

£575 return includes breakfast + outside cabin. leaving 29th August.

We nearly considered this but at nearly £200 more on our dates we didn't consider an outside cabin as it is a night crossing and not likely to be in it in daylight hours. £200 represents a lot of spending money for a couple of brekkies and meals/drinks

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