2 night Mini Cruise Break to Haarlem from Newcastle - 2 for 1 

Your time onboard the ferry to Holland

As soon as you step onboard you can go straight to your cabin but with all our cruise ferries have to offer you won't be there for long. Before sitting down to dinner you could treat yourself to some retail therapy - everything from clothes, perfumes and jewellery to wines, spirits and tobacco. There's even a variety of toys and games for children.

Relax with a drink

We have a number of bars on board our ferries to Amsterdam, each offering something a little different. Enjoy the intimate atmosphere of the Navigator's or Compass Bar. But if you desire something with a little more sparkle the Columbus Club with its mix of live music and entertainment is certain to please.

Entertainment all night

Try your luck at the casino and enjoy the thrill of the roulette wheel or a game of blackjack all with cash prizes. Or take a trip to the movies and choose from a selection of the latest blockbuster films in our cinema.

Enjoy a delicious meal

Savour the choice of our cuisine and satisfy your appetite in one of our fantastic restaurants. We pride ourselves on the quality and range of our dishes, all prepared fresh on board by our experienced chefs. Feast on our all you can eat international buffet with its huge selection of hot and cold dishes and scrumptious desserts and cheeses. There are also meals for children who eat half price.

You may prefer to dine à la carte and can enjoy a top quality meal in intimate surroundings or treat yourself to a mouth watering tender steak cooked perfectly to your taste. Alternatively simply select a sandwich, snack or pastry from the cafe.

Relax in Haarlem 

After a relaxing overnight crossing, you’ll be transferred by coach to the charming city of Haarlem in the North Holland province. Better known as the ’city of flowers’, it was once the centre of the tulip bulb-growing district for centuries.

Explore its compact city centre together - a maze of narrow streets and scenic waterways - brimming with beautiful medieval houses, historical sites, museums and other places of interest.

Enjoy a drink on the terrace of one of the pubs on the main square - Grote Markt - where you can see the old 13th century city hall and the Gothic edifice of St. Bavokerk. On Saturdays, a lively market is held in the Grote Markt, where you can buy flowers, textiles and sample some of the local dishes.

If you like art, then visit the Frans Hals Museum, which has a fine collection of 17th century paintings from the Dutch Masters or head to the oldest museum in the Netherlands, Teylers Museum, devoted to science and art. 

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