Getting To Amsterdam From The United Kingdom

Amsterdam is one of the most popular Europeanattendant service that you may be used to!
city destinations, offering many sights to see andA ferry to Amsterdam, although less popular than
things to do. One can visit for the high density ofa flight, is still a viable commercial operation for
museums, its canals or even its legal red lightthe operators concerned. These are popular with
district and coffeeshops. Whatever you arethose wanting to take a car to the Netherlands
looking for, tolerant Amsterdam has it.and those with a fear of flying. They also offer a
The visitor from the United Kingdom has manyfairly relaxed journey for those who prefer it.
options when trying to get to Amsterdam. By farThere are two main services from the United
the most popular since the emergence of budgetKingdom to The Netherlands and Amsterdam.
airlines is via plane. But a cheap flight toThe most popular is the Dutch Flyer (formerly
Amsterdam is not the only option as many stillknown as the Amsterdam Express) service. Using
take the ferry to Amsterdam or even drivean all-inclusive ticket, travellers can depart via train
through neighboring countries.from London Liverpool Street station to Harwich
A flight to Amsterdam is the most popular optionon the east coast of England. From there they
for travellers from the UK. Out of all the airlines,can take a ferry to Hook in Holland -- Amsterdam
Easyjet is the biggest carrier. Londoners are spoiltCentral Station is only a short train ride away
for choice and can opt to take an Easyjet flightfrom here.
from either Gatwick, Standsted or Luton. AfterWhilst taking a ferry to Amsterdam takes
Easyjet, KLM (the Dutch national air carrier) is theconsiderably longer than flying, it is much cheaper
next biggest carrier and operates flights fromand there are less stringent time requirements for
both Heathrow and City Airport. The lattercheck-in. Added to this, the ferry is more of an
though, is usually an expensive option and only"experience", boasting two cinemas, restaurants,
used by business travellers.bars and gaming.
Further afield in the UK, Easyjet operates fromThere are also other ferry services servicing the
regional hubs but there are also even smallernorth of the United Kingdom, namely from Hull to
airlines such as Jet2 that flies from Newcastle,Rotterdam and from Newcastle to Amsterdam.
Manchester and Leeds Bradford airports.Others, although relatively few, prefer to drive to
Expect to pay between £15 to £100Amsterdam. This journey will take the driver
depending on how early you book. Rememberthrough neighboring countries France and then
though, that the budget airlines do not include seatBelgium. This is the least preferred method of
reservations or meals in the price, nor the flightgetting from the UK to Amsterdam.