North Sea Ferry Routes Map

With routes in europe, asia, australia, america and even north africa, you are spoilt for choice! North sea ferries was a ferry company which operated between 1965 and 1996 when it was merged into p&o operations (p&o north sea ferries), it had routes from hull to rotterdam (europort) and zeebrugge. The older series ferries are being converted to hybrid power.

Besides the ferry crossings between helsinki and tallinn, and a few around the åland islands, most ferries resemble cruise ships. We know that for a passenger not yet certain which of the ferry routes will meet their requirements finding the best route can be. P&o north sea ferries was then merged with p&o ferries in 2003.

On our norbay and norbank ships this is a standard berth in a 2 berth shared cabin with en suite shower room and toilet, towels, bed linen and space to hang your clothes.

Ferryto.co.uk offer a selection of over 1,200 ferry routes sailing to and from over 360 ports in 64 different countries including the uk, ireland, italy, spain, france, holland, germany, denmark, north africa and the baltic states that are all bookable online. The gvb also operates a number of ferry routes crossing the north sea canal in the amsterdam metropolitan area (shown on the map). For ferries that sail normally in the north sea but dry docking, covering others routes etc may be outside the active map area. The north sea ferries fleet tracker shows ferries from all companies currently active in the north sea between the uk and europe.