Hook of Holland

Hook of Holland (Dutch Hoek van Holland or De Hoek, literally "The Corner") is a small town on the Nieuwe Waterweg ship canal near the North Sea coast in Rijnmond. It is well connected to the nearby regional hub, Rotterdam. Most notable for travellers is Hook's ferry port, which has had services to the East of England since 1893. Understand Get in Stena Lines runs daily between Hook and Harwich in Essex. A local ferry operated by RET links Hook of Holland with the Maasvlakte part of the Port of Rotterdam. There are two railway stations. Hoek van Holland Haven is close to the town centre and adjacent to the ferry terminal. Hoek van Holland Strand is near the beach. Get around See Do Get naked - The 18km long beach has a designated section for naturists Buy Eat Drink Sleep Contact Get out This article is an outline and needs more content. It has a template, but there is not enough information present. Please plunge forward and help it grow!