Visit Europe on a group ferry crossing with DFDS Seaways   

Modern cruise ferries to Europe

With so many regular departures from the UK and several European destinations, our mix of operating ferries will make sure you have an unforgettable trip with whatever group you’re travelling with.

The ferry from Harwich to Denmark (Esbjerg) travels up to four times a week (depending on season), and ferries to and from Holland departs daily in both directions. The ferry between Copenhagen and Oslo provides further access to Europe.

Gateway to Europe

It’s so easy to explore Europe with DFDS Seaways, as our ferries make it simple to country hop as much as you please, especially when taking your own transport with you. Choose from soaking up the culture in Denmark and Holland or move further afield into Germany, Belgium, Sweden or beyond.

Your time onboard

We have experience in catering for groups of all ages, sizes and interests, so on a ferry to Europe with DFDS Seaways we have a mix of facilities and entertainment to suit all.

Freshly cooked food

There’s a wide variety of eateries onboard our ferries- but all provide freshly dishes to tantalise the taste buds. The Explorers Steakhouse serves up the juiciest steaks on the seas, while the 7 Seas all you can eat buffet is incredibly popular and boasts up to 80 dishes per evening and kids can eat half price. Alternatively, for little appetites the cafe offers freshly baked breads and pastries, or treat yourself to something special in the à la carte restaurant.

Great bars

After a hearty meal or to simply chill out with friends, our mix of bars provide the perfect setting to relax in style on either a crossing to Europe, or return after a good holiday. The selection differs between routes, but there’s somewhere that everyone will enjoy on our ferries, including live music.

Entertainment fit for all

On a ferry crossing with DFDS Seaways we believe your holiday starts as soon as you step on board, so we provide a varied mix of entertainment to suit all ages. These vary slightly between ships but include Kidz’ Clubs with ball pools and games, cinemas and even casinos. Alternatively, you can indulge in a little retail therapy in the Sea Shops or get involved in live entertainment.

Driving Distances

If so easy to explore Europe by car or coach and the starting point is taking a ferry to the mainland where you can country-hop to your heart’s content.

Distances from IJmuiden, Amsterdam port to:

Distances from Esbjerg, Denmark port to:

Distances from Copenhagen, Denmark port to:

Distances from Oslo, Norway port to:

Please note distance and times based on Google maps.