Getting to Ostende ( not in own boat )

[bluerm166]

Ostende

There is it seems an onward service for de Panne to Ostende.
They appear to sell combined tickets here from Dunkirk to Ostende.http://www.dkbus.com/presentation/index.asp?rub_code=1&thm_id=185

Also,these people have done it:
http://travellia.blogspot.co.uk/2007/04/dover-calais-dunkirk-oostende.html

Borrow a folding bike.(she can only take one it says on DFDS)

 

[homa]

Dutch Flyer

Stena Line do a deal called the "Dutch Flyer" for foot passengers

You pay a fixed price (I think it's around £40 one way) - travel from any East Anglian train station to Harwich, ferry trip Harwich to Hoek plus a train ticket from Hoek to anywhere in Holland.

You can do it one way or return.

 

[wingdiver]

to anywhere in Holland.

Don't let Mr OR4751 see this....
The intended destination of the OPs SWMBO is Ostende (in Belgium)

 

[Wunja]

Stena Line do a deal called the "Dutch Flyer" for foot passengers

You pay a fixed price (I think it's around £40 one way) - travel from any East Anglian train station to Harwich, ferry trip Harwich to Hoek plus a train ticket from Hoek to anywhere in Holland.

You can do it one way or return.

Six hours on the ferry and another four hours on at least three continental trains.

I'd take the Eurostar to Brussels and then there is a direct train to Ostend.

 

[sailorman]

Six hours on the ferry and another four hours on at least three continental trains.

I'd take the Eurostar to Brussels and then there is a direct train to Ostend.

the OP gets a deal on UK rail travel too

 

[sailorman]

All being well, I am hoping to take Habebty to Ostende in May. But Mrs H doesn't do out of sight of land, what is the best rail sea route to Ostende so she can meet me there? i.e. as a foot passenger from say Arrich or Dover?

Thanks

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