Travel from Bristol to Amsterdam

Direct flights connecting Bristol Airport (BRS) to Amsterdam Airport Schiphol (AMS). easyJet offers a budget-friendly option for air travel.

Prices are highly variable and depend on how far in advance you book, time of year, and demand. Direct flights depart from Bristol Airport.

Direct flights from Bristol Airport (BRS) to Amsterdam Airport Schiphol (AMS) with a full-service carrier.

KLM flights offer a more comprehensive service. Prices can fluctuate based on booking lead time and fare class. Flights depart from Bristol Airport.

A multi-leg journey involving a train from Bristol to London, followed by a Eurostar service from London St Pancras International to Amsterdam Centraal. Typically requires changes in London.

The journey usually involves changing from Bristol Temple Meads to London Paddington, then using the London Underground to reach St Pancras International for the Eurostar service to Amsterdam. Booking Eurostar well in advance is highly recommended for better fares.

A multi-leg bus journey typically involving a connection from Bristol to London (e.g., with National Express), followed by an international bus service from London to Amsterdam (e.g., with FlixBus).

This is generally the most economical option but also the longest. Overnight services are available for the London to Amsterdam leg. Ensure ample transfer time in London.

Driving from Bristol to a UK port (e.g., Dover, Harwich, Hull, Newcastle) or the Eurotunnel, then continuing to Amsterdam by ferry or through the Channel Tunnel.

The driving distance is approximately 550-700 km (340-435 miles) depending on the chosen route and crossing point. Fuel costs are estimated at GBP 60-90. Tolls may apply in continental Europe. Eurotunnel and ferry prices vary significantly by vehicle, number of passengers, and booking time.

Ferry crossing from Harwich (UK) to Hook of Holland (Netherlands), typically an overnight or day service. Requires onward travel from Hook of Holland to Amsterdam.

Harwich International Port is accessible by train. From Hook of Holland, metro/train services connect to Rotterdam and onward to Amsterdam. Cabins are often required or recommended for overnight sailings.

Overnight ferry service from Hull (UK) to Europoort, Rotterdam (Netherlands). Requires onward travel from Rotterdam to Amsterdam.

Hull ferry terminal is easily accessible. From Rotterdam, train services provide frequent connections to Amsterdam. Booking well in advance is advisable, especially for vehicle crossings.

Overnight ferry service from Newcastle (UK) to IJmuiden, near Amsterdam (Netherlands).

This route offers a direct connection to the Amsterdam area. IJmuiden port is connected to Amsterdam via bus and train services. Booking cabins is usually mandatory for overnight crossings.