Stena Line has 20% off short return ferry breaks on its Harwich to Holland route with code SHORT20, which saves on the fare before you add the usual trip extras.
The discount works on motorist and foot-passenger return fares, for day or night sailings. Stena says it applies to new Economy, Flexi and Premium bookings, and you need to book and travel by 31 March 2027.
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The main limit is the trip length: the discount is for returns with up to four nights at the destination. It is not valid with other offers, including Tesco Clubcard Partner Codes, and phone bookings add a £10 service fee.
How to book
- Open Stena Line’s 20% off Short Stay Offer page.
- Search the Harwich to Holland route.
- Choose a return crossing with up to four nights in Holland.
- Add code SHORT20 in the offer-code box at the first booking step.
- Book and travel by 31 March 2027.
Deal FAQs
How do you get the Stena Line 20% discount?
Use code SHORT20 in the offer-code box when booking on Stena Line’s Short Stay Offer page.
Which ferry route is included?
The offer applies to return sailings from Harwich to Holland, for motorist and foot-passenger fares.
How long can the Holland break be?
Stena Line says the discount is for returns with up to four nights at the destination. You need to book and travel by 31 March 2027.
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