Ferries from Amsterdam to England
Book your ferry from Amsterdam to England with our England ferry search platform. Book your ferry crossing to England from Amsterdam in just a few steps and find all the information you need including prices, travel times and timetables.
The links between Amsterdam and England are served by our partner Dfds who offer 14 weekly connections with traveling times not exceeding 16 hours 45 minutes (mainly afternoon departures). This route is served by ferries allowing cars, motorbikes, campers and trucks. Once on board, you will find bars, shops and self service restaurants to make your crossing more relaxing and comfortable. Cabin accommodation allows you to rest with peace of mind.
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The port of Amsterdam is one of the largest in Europe, located between Lake Ij and the North Sea channel. The passenger ferry is located in an area called IJmuiden, near the neighbouring lake. It was opened in the 13th century and used as one of the main ports for the Dutch East India Company. Today, it is an important passenger port but also for cargo such as oil and coal. The port of Amsterdam covers a vast area connected by roads, railways, quays and green spaces. It is state-of-the-art, so it has attracted many companies that have invested in the innovative "green" solutions here. The pass... [More information]
Address: PIET HEINKADE 27, 1019 BR AMSTERDAM
Directions: Google Map @ Amsterdam, port
England is a country in Great Britain, surrounded by the Irish and North Seas. It is a fascinating country, covered in green hills and historic towns. England has a Queen and a Royal Family, which provide plenty of places and history to explore. History The history in England begins 780,000 years ago when the first populations inhabited the country. There is lots of evidence of prehistoric and ancient populations can be seen in places like Stonehenge. The Roman Empire invaded England and the many beautiful spa towns such as Bath, Harrogate and evidence evicence of this. The Middle Ages s... [More information]