DFDS Seaways
Having provided passenger ferry services for more than 150 years, DFDS Seaways now has a fleet of ships considered to be one of the largest of any ferry operator in the world. It began as a steamship business in 1866, when Carl Frederik brought together a number of Danish steamship companies, which soon culminated into the fundamental part of the DFDS fleet. Those who sail with DFDS from Dover to France can even receive a free meal in the 7 Seas restaurant onboard.
DFDS Seaways Information
Ferries provided by DFDS Seaways sail approximately 49 times per day and up to 339 times a week, operating 12 ferry routes.
DFDS Seaways Popular Ferry Routes
The Amsterdam (Ijmuiden) - Newcastle ferry and Frederikshavn - Oslo ferry are popular routes serviced by DFDS Seaways.
The Amsterdam (Ijmuiden) - Newcastle ferry provided by DFDS Seaways sails in approximately 16h 45m with around 1 daily sailing and 8 weekly sailings.
Ferries from Frederikshavn to Oslo cross in approximately 10h 5m with 1 daily sailing and up to 4 weekly sailings.
Is there a car ferry provided by DFDS Seaways?
Yes, DFDS Seaways do provide car ferries, this may vary by route. For more information on car ferry prices and routes, view our deal finder.
Are foot passengers allowed on ferries with DFDS Seaways?
Foot passengers are allowed on ferries operated by DFDS Seaways. This may vary by route. View our deal finder to compare tickets and prices.
Are there cabins on ferries with DFDS Seaways?
Cabins are available with DFDS Seaways. You can book a cabin with DFDS Seaways when sailing from Dieppe and Newhaven. The size of cabins may vary depending on the route. We recommend booking in advance for the best availability. View our deal finder for the latest information on cabin pricing and availablity.
Can I travel with my pet on ferries with DFDS Seaways?
Pets are allowed on ferries with DFDS Seaways, sailing from Amsterdam, Ijmuiden, Newcastle, Calais, Dover, Copenhagen, Oslo, Dieppe, Newhaven, Dunkirk. View our deal finder for the latest routes, prices and timetables.