P&O Ferries

P&O North Sea Ferries
Part of the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company (P&O) Group of ports, logistics and ferries, P&O Ferries now operates the services formerly run by P&O North Sea Ferries, P&O Stena Lina and P&O Portsmouth. The routes serviced by P&O Ferries in the North Sea for passenger transport depart from the port of Hull, connecting it to Rotterdam Europort in the Netherlands and Zeebrugge in Belgium.

On the freight side of the business, P&O Ferries in the North Sea offers 61 sailings a week on 4 routes between Hull and Middlesborough/Teesport in the UK and Rotterdam/Europort in Holland and Zeebrugge in Belgium.

P&O Ferries prides itself in operating some of the largest and most luxurious cruise ferries in the world on the routes originating from Hull. This service route, from Hull to Rotterdam and Zeebrugge, has come out top in a nationwide poll of ferry services in the UK. The North Sea sailings of P&O Ferries were ranked number one for quality of service for the second year running by readers of the Guardian and Observer newspapers.

P&O Portsmouth
P&O ferries is a major international logistics and transport company founded in 1837. Its fastest growing business is the development of container ports around the world; but it is also the leading ferry operator in the UK. The subsidiary P&O Nedlloyd is one of the world's largest container shipping companies.

P&O Ferries from Portsmouth, in the south of England, provides a sea-link connection with continental Europe through ports in France and Spain. The service provided on the modern fleet of vessels is unsurpassed, with the larger cruise ferries offering hotel-like cabins and facilities.

P&O Ferries takes pride in its vessels and the whole fleet is subjected to a meticulous maintenance programme, ensuring cross-Channel passengers the most reliable level of service. Also, investment into regular refurbishment and upgrading of facilities means that the fleet continues to lead in luxury, as well as performance.

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