Harwich (GBHRW) Vessel & Sailing Schedule
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About Harwich (GBHRW) Shipping Schedules
Harwich, identified by its port code GBHRW, has been active in crossChannel maritime trade for centuries and remains vital today, especially for RoRo and shortsea freight. Located near 51.94468, 1.27991, the port facilitates frequent departures to Hook of Holland, Rotterdam, and Esbjerg, handling nearly a million freight units annually. Operators such as Stena Line and DFDS provide reliable and frequent crossings, making sailing schedule access essential for logistics planners managing justintime deliveries to and from the UK. Whether for consumer goods or industrial cargo, Harwich continues to anchor efficient UKEU maritime connectivity.
Frequently asked questions
What type of cargo is common at Harwich?
Harwich handles mainly Ro-Ro (roll-on/roll-off) freight including vehicles, trailers, and palletized goods. It also supports ferry-based container and consumer cargo crossing the North Sea.What are major destinations?
Regular sailings from Harwich head to Hook of Holland, Rotterdam, and Esbjerg, offering seamless links to the Netherlands, Belgium, and Denmark.Which carriers operate here?
Stena Line and DFDS Seaways are the primary operators, offering daily or near-daily freight and passenger services tailored to short-sea trade and just-in-time logistics.How many freight units are handled yearly?
Harwich moves nearly 1 million freight units annually, making it one of the key short-sea logistics hubs on the UKs east coast.Why is Harwich important?
Its location near London and its consistent short-sea schedules make Harwich crucial for JIT (just-in-time) operations, especially for perishable goods, auto parts, and express logistics between the UK and the EU.