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DFDS Seaways Stena Line

Historic Harwich is a major gateway to Europe and an ideal place to savour the area's maritime history. Harwich is famous for its sea-faring history and heritage. It was once the headquarters of the King's Navy and home of Christopher Jones, 'Master of the Mayflower'. Harwich has narrow streets, historic buildings and museums, including the Redoubt Fort. Adjacent is the Edwardian-style resort of Dovercourt, with its sandy beaches, boating lake and park. Get a ferry from Harwich to Esbjerg and Hook of Holland with DFDS Seaways and Stena Line.

Harwich Ferry Port address:

DFDS Seaways
Parkeston Quay
Parkeston
CO12 4QG
United Kingdom

Stena Line
Parkeston Quay
Essex
CO12 4SR
United Kingdom

How to get to Harwich Ferry Port:

By Car
From the North - leave the M1 at junction 19 and take the A14 towards Kettering. From the A14, follow signs for Harwich and the ferry port. From the South - leave the M25 at junction 28 and take the A12 towards Chelmsford. At Colchester join the A120 to Harwich. The Ferry Port is situated at the Eastern Docks.

By bus
By Bus Regular services run between Harwich and London, and several other towns in the UK.

By train
Trains run from London Liverpool Street station to Harwich International. Local rail services arrive at the terminal building, where an escalator will take you directly to the check in point.