Harwich to Hook of Holland. The Overnight Ferry with Stena Line, MV Stena Hollandica

I think this is a real bargain! When I looked at booking this trip as a foot passenger, it necessitated getting all the way to Harwich which, by train, can mean going into London then back out again. Step forward the 'Dutch Flyer' Stena's Rail and Sail offering in-conjunction with Greater Anglia trains which allows you to buy a combined ticket from any Greater Anglia network station, plus the ferry all the way over to The Netherlands.

So I began my journey from Cromer where I'd been spending the day and it meant I didn't have to go in and out of London. In this video, I'll tell you how to buy and use the ticket, how much it costs and, of course, I'll show you around the ship and we'll have a look at what's on offer, have dinner and take a look at the cabin I got as well.

I'd love to hear your experiences if you've sailed with Stena on this route either on the Dutch Flyer combined ticket or not. Thanks as always guys for watching the video, it really is appreciated and goes a long way in helping me to make more content like this in the future.

Cheers for now.

Mark

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📖Chapters

00:00 - Introduction
01:00 - About the Dutchflyer Rail/Sail fare
03:28 - Harwich Port
05:52 - Boarding
07:33 - Outside deck space
11:53 - Dinner
14:32 - Interior facilities
19:22 - Departing Harwich
20:28 - Cabin tour
24:18 - Arrival into Hoek van Holland & summary

Route map: OpenStreetMap (annotated)
https://www.openstreetmap.org/