Book Tickets & Prices

Prices usually range from £144 to £240 per person. You can check current prices and availability in our module without any commitment, or complete your booking right away.

Payment options at Hull Rotterdam

A complete table with all the fares you can expect on this trip

Hull to Rotterdam: prices you can expect

Travel Setup Price Range What’s Included Notes
Foot passenger (solo) £120–£180 Standard bunk cabin (shared/private) Lowest cost without vehicle.
Two foot passengers £200–£260 Two-berth standard cabin Shared cabin = lower per-person rate.
Car + driver £400–£520 Car + cabin for 1–2 people Vehicle adds to total fare.
Car + two passengers £450–£580 Car + two-berth cabin Price gap narrows when shared.
Motorcycle + rider £160–£260 Motorcycle + solo cabin Often cheaper than car setups.
Camper / motorhome (≤7m) + 2 passengers £300–£900 Two-berth standard cabin Price varies by size & season.
Pet travel +£10–£30 Pet in vehicle or pet area Dogs have exercise zones.
Cabin upgrade (sea-view/premium) +£40–£120 Bigger cabin, window, better bedding Varies by demand.
Dinner & breakfast add-on (p.p.) +£30–£55 Buffet dinner + morning meal Cheaper if pre-booked.
Club Lounge access +£29 p.p. Private lounge, snacks & drinks Extra comfort option.

Club Lounge: Yes or No?

The vessels are comfortable in themselves, so Club Lounge access is optional rather than essential. This can easily save you around £29 per person.

In addition, the Club Lounge is relatively small on this crossing. Planning to get some work done during the trip? Then it’s a quiet and suitable choice.

Save money on your Hull–Rotterdam ferry

Hull to Rotterdam:
Book early + consider mini cruises

Whatever you do: Book early, that’s the best way to get a cheap ticket for this crossing to Holland. Additionally, if you're looking for a short visit, a mini cruise to Rotterdam can be a more affordable option. You can book these tickets at the bottom prices, but you will spend most of your time on the vessels, rather than at your final destination. 

Ferry with or without a car

Travelling with a car increases the ticket price. However, when two people travel together, the price gap between travelling with and without a car becomes smaller. The examples below show this difference.

with a car
Ferry ticket with a car
without a car
Ferry ticket without a car

P&O Ferries discount codes

When there are codes available, there is one place where you can find them. The Discountcode section of P&O ferries on Ferrygogo.com.

Learn more about the ferry crossing to Rotterdam

At Hull-Rotterdam.com, we provide all the essential information about the crossing. Continue reading on our website to learn more about the ferry trip and prepare to board with complete peace of mind.

P&O Ferries check-in area at Hull and Europoort terminals
Timetable: departures & arrivals

Discover the live timetable from Hull to Rotterdam or from Rotterdam to Hull.

Aerial night view of Rotterdam city taken by a drone
Port information guides

Get clear directions to the port of Rotterdam or the port of Hull, including parking options.

Pride of Rotterdam ferry operated by P&O Ferries
Ferries: on board facilitites

Discover all the things you can do on board the Pride of Hull and the Pride of Rotterdam.

Travel by foot, motorcycle, car or with a caravan

Travel options to Rotterdam

Without car

More information about foot passengers.

With car

More information about travelling with car.

Caravan

More information about caravan sizes.

Motorcycle

More information about the rules for motors.

FAQ Pricing

Questions about pricing

Do you have a question about pricing that isn’t listed among the frequently asked questions? Then get in touch with us.

Questions and answers we have gotten over time ⮞

Do cabin prices on the Hull–Rotterdam route change depending on which ship (Pride of Hull or Pride of Rotterdam) you travel on?

No, the ship itself does not influence the price. P&O Ferries employs dynamic pricing, which is based on date, demand, and availability. Both the Pride of Hull and Pride of Rotterdam follow the same pricing structure for equivalent cabin types.

Occasionally, yes. When demand is uneven between outbound and inbound sailings, booking two one way trips can result in a slightly lower combined fare. However, return fares are often bundled and include better flexibility options, so checking both methods before booking is worthwhile.

Yes. If a single passenger books a two-berth cabin, they usually pay a single supplement because the cabin is reserved exclusively for them. Sharing the same cabin between two passengers lowers the per-person cost.

 

Yes. Motorcycle fares are generally cheaper because they take up less deck space. The cabin cost remains the same, but the vehicle fare component is significantly lower for motorbikes compared to cars or caravans.

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