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Zeebrugge 2 for 1 Motorist Mini cruise

Bruges 

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£74

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Motorist Minicruise One Pays - One Goes Free

The perfect opportunity to explore the continent at your own pace. Enjoy a 2 night Motorist Minicruise to Zeebrugge and the overnight crossing from Hull is a great break in itself. Two nights where you can live it up, then the day ashore in your car gives you the flexibility to explore this diverse and interesting country and culture at your own pace.

During the minicruise, you can take advantage of the host of facilities on board. You'll be spoilt for choice for places to eat with a choice of restaurants to satisfy even the hungriet of appetites. The famous West End Langan's Brasserie and our Four Seasons buffet restaurant, live entertainment, casino and cinema coupoled with stylish bars. If you like shopping, you'll love the choice board. From wine, beer and spirits to beauty and fashion products, you'll find top brands - but without the high street prices. We have top brandslike Chanel, YSL, Clarins, Lancome and new product launches too plus you could be saving up to 40% on UK High street prices.

Maybe you could drive into the heart of Belgium. Bruges and Brussels are architecturally stunning and a tremendous tourist experience. That's the beauty of crossing with your car - you are in control of which destinations you visit during your day ashore and at your own pace.

Once you get back onboard then your entertainment will continue on the return trip to Hull.

itinerary

  14:00 - 17:00Check in at Passenger terminal Hull
18:30Ship departs Hull for overnight cruise to Zeebrugge
  08:00Arrive Zeebrugge
08:05time to explore
18:00Arrive back at Zeebrugge
19:00Ship departs Zeebrugge for another entertainment-filled overnight cruise back to Hull
  08:00Arrive at Hull

The renowned City of Romance, an ideal location for a cultural city break.

Bruges is the acclaimed city of romance and an ideal location for a cultural city break. Suspended in time centuries ago, Bruges is now one of Western Europe’s most visited medieval cities and picturesque market squares, dreamy canals and whitewashed almshouses all evoke a world long since past. The medieval city of Bruges is renowned throughout the world for its charming architecture and the Bruges old town resembles an island, surrounded by a ring of canals. At the centre of the island are the Markt and Burg squares, around which city life revolves. On the Markt Square, you will discover one of the city's most impressive monuments, the Belfry and Cloth Hall.

Is there a local speciality?
This is Belgium and therefore it has got to be mussels! Be sure not to forget the frites and mayonnaise though. Also when in Bruges, sample the traditional Bruges chocolate Swaentje (Swan). A Swaentje, a symbol of the city of Bruges, represents everlasting love.

Any good activities around?
Why not take a visit to the Church of Our Lady to see Michaelangelo’s Madonna & Child as well as enjoy evening entertainment at Bruges’ Concertgebouw, featuring international concerts and local performances. Another way to see Bruges is to jump on a bike or get hold of an ‘In Bruges’ movie map and follow the footsteps of Colin Farrell and Brendan Gleason to the Basilica of the Holy Blood and the Groeninge Museum.

Bruges City Card
Make even more of your stay in Bruges with the exclusive Bruges City Card. This Card offers FREE admission to 24 museums and sights, a FREE boat tour of the Reien canals and a City tour bus. It also entitles you to a 25% discount on museums and sights around Bruges, on concerts, bicycle rental and underground car park.
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When's market day?
Every Wednesday (8am -1pm) the Market Square in Bruges plays host to a mind-boggling choice of handmade and local produce. If you miss, this however, check out Bruges’ Saturday Market on the T'Zandt Square (8am – 1pm) where you’ll find clothing and local produce.

Interesting town fact
Bruges was once a flourishing trading centre, home to many rich merchants who were responsible for the city’s unique architecture. Nowadays, Bruges attracts an altogether different visitor. People come from far and wide to explore the cobbled streets and old guild houses. The entire city is also now a UNESCO World Heritage Site.