Planning a trip to Amsterdam soon? Have you ever considered a ferry instead of flying? If you’re thinking of traveling to Amsterdam, read on and discover how DFDS ferry makes it super easy to visit Amsterdam.
What is DFDS Ferry?
This large Danish shipping company, which celebrated its 150th anniversary, operates both passenger and freight services across Northern Europe. For this trip we would be onboard a DFDS ferry, the Princess Seaways, one of two ferries DFDS uses for this route.
Did you know that DFDS has been named Europe’s Leading Ferry Operator for the sixth year in a row? They recently received the latest honors at the World Travel Awards Europe Gala Ceremony in St. Petersburg, Russia September 2017.
With two coaches departing daily from Bewick Street opposite Central Station in Newcastle, passengers are whisked directly to the DFDS Terminal. The trip takes about 20 minutes and the price of a one way ticket is £3.80.
For an alternative to flying to Amsterdam, taking DFDS will be fast, easy, and fun and an enjoyable way to make this short trip. Would you do it again? Absolutely! You will love the cabin, the amenities, and really the overall ease in which you will be able to get from point A to point B so effortlessly.
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