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Book a Newcastle Ferry to Amsterdam (Ijmuiden) or the Scandinavian ports of Gothenburg Haugesund Kristiansand Stavanger Bergen. Book a Newcastle Ferry with DFDS with whichferry.co.uk
Newcastle was once in the forefront of 19th century industrial innovation, now, the forefront of technical innovation, leisure and culture. Wander down to the transformed waterfront, the Quayside, now lined with stylish hotels, designer bars, restaurants and public art. The Gateshead Millennium Bridge, a work of art in itself, arches across the Tyne to link the City to Gateshead Quays and the Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art.
DFDS Seaway's ships sail from the Internatinal Ferry Terminal, Royal Quays, North Shields which is situated approximately 8 miles east of Newcastle City Centre and is signposted with the "International Ferry" symbol. From the City Centre: Take the A1 towards Morpeth and then the A19 towards the Tyne Tunnel. On Approach to the tunnel, follow the International Ferry symbol onto the A187 towards North Shields. Continue along this road to the roundabout, take the second exit to the International Ferry Terminal, Royal Quays. Passengers from the North: Head for the Tyne Tunnel via the A19, then follow directions as above. Passengers from the South: Approach via the A19 towards the Tyne Tunnel. Once through the tunnel join the A187 and proceed as above. Please Note: Drivers approaching from the South should allow extra time during the summer months when the tunnel can be extremely busy.
Book a Amsterdam Ijmuiden Ferry ticket for your ferry crossing from the port of Amsterdam in Holland to the port of Newcastle with the ferry operator DFDS Seaways. Book online Amsterdam Ferry crossing ticket with whichferry.co.uk
The elegant canal houses, world famous art galleries and buzzing cafes can all be seen in this exciting city.
Take the A9 (travelling from Amsterdam, The Hague, Haarlem or Alkmaar) and turn off at the junction Ijmuiden, Beverwijk (to A22). Follow the sign to IJmuiden and turn left at the traffic lights. Continue following the signs to IJmuiden. Please be careful to watch your speed. The limit is 50kmph and there is frequent speed control. From the Pontplein (ferry to Velsen Noord/Beverwijk) follow the Kanaaldijk (Canal Dam) along the North Sea Canal (on your right hand side) and the sign to the NEWCASTLE. At the junction of Kanaaldijk and De Geul, follow De Geul, underneath the viaduct. You'll then arrive at the Dokweg. Follow the Dokweg and take the first road to the right (at the Shell station). Follow the Halkade which leads you to the Felison Terminal and the DFDS Seaways ship.
Holland is home to Van Gogh, tulips, wind mills and channels. Why not take a Ferry to Holland with whichferry.co.uk to take a further look at the local attractions.
North Holland has everything for a varied short or long holiday. North Holland is Holland in a nutshell. All those elements which are so typical of the Netherlands you will find in North Holland. Beautiful beaches, historic towns and villages with exciting museums and cosy restaurants, water in and surrounding the province, miles and miles of walking and cycling paths, flowering bulbfields in the spring. We'`ve got it all. North Holland is Holland at its purest.
A Ferry to Holland will let you explore the Dutch peninsula's North Sea coast! The Noord-Holland Peninsula's North Sea coast combines kilometres of sand with the unspoilt natural environment of the Noord-Holland Dunes Reserve, popular with walkers and cyclists in summer and winter alike. Or take advantage of the country's countless options for water sports. Sailing, canoeing, rowing, wind or kite surfing, or cruising the water on your own motor yacht - plenty of choice. Try the veritable water sports paradise between Utrecht and Amsterdam, including the marvellous 'waterscapes' of Loosdrecht, Vinkeveen and Aalsmeer.
Further south you will find hilly landscape, great local cuisine and beautiful, picturesque villages - a great setting for a short break or holiday. This area is also the home of Mondo Verde Gardens near Valkenburg where you can admire China in springtime, Siberia in the summer, Portugal in autumn and Morocco during wintertime, just a few examples of the many varieties of gardens that Mondo Verde Gardens can offer. Taking a Ferry to Holland will also bring you close to Holland's famous bulbgrowing region with numerous flower exhibitions through the year.
If art is your interest there will be plenty of options as well with the well-know Dutch masters of painting such as Rembrandt, Van Gogh, Mondrian etc. With whichferry.co.uk you can book your ferry for your next trip to Holland. Our popular ferry routes to Holland include; Harwich to Hook of Holland (Harwich to Hook van Holland) with Stena Line Ferries, Hull to Zeebrugge and Hull to Zeebrugge (Belgium) with P&O Ferries.
A Ferry to Holland will take you there to explore all of the above. Explore Holland by car, on foot, by bicycle or on horseback. Explore Holland with whichferry.co.uk. Our ferry routes include; Harwich - Hook of Holland, with Stena Line Hull - Zeebrugge and Hull - Zeebrugge in Belgium with P&O North Sea Ferries. You can also use the ferry service Newcastle - Amsterdam with DFDS seaways, or take the Dover - Calais route (Via France).
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