Which ferries are dog friendly?

Can I bring my dog on a ferry?

A maximum of 5 pets is accepted on a single booking. On our Irish Sea routes, you will select to book you pets to either: stay in your vehicle for the duration of the crossing. We recommend that they have space along with food, water, some toys, and ideally a window of your vehicle left slightly open.

Does Stena Line allow dogs?

With Stena Line, pets are welcome and you can pre-book your companion into a kennel, stay with you on onboard (there are some rules around this) or keep them inside the car on selected routes. Some of our ferries have pet friendly cabins that can be pre-booked too.

Which ferry has dog cabins?

You can pre-book one of our dog-friendly cabins on select Connemara sailings - which can accommodate up to 2 dogs at a time! $65 for a 2-bed, from $85 for a 4-bed. Book online when you make your original booking or by calling 0800 844 844 - subject to availability.

Is a pet allowed in a ferry?

Yes, most ferry operators allow pets on board ferries and hydrofoils, as long as they are properly included in the booking. Each pet must have a valid travel ticket, which may be free or come with a small surcharge, depending on the company's policy. It's essential to declare the animal at the time of booking.

Outside large 2 berth/4 berth pet-friendly cabin | Brittany Ferries

Where do pets go on a ferry?

Pets are not allowed in any cabins except pet-friendly cabins. If your pet is staying in a kennel or in your vehicle, they must remain in the kennel area or vehicle for the duration of your sailing.

How can I travel with my pet?

Can I take my dog on the Interislander?

Your pet can stay in your vehicle at no extra charge, providing the conditions within the vehicle are comfortable and safe. All windows which can be opened should be lowered leaving a gap of at least 7cm. If you are travelling by foot, you can bring your pet along by booking a kennel in advance.

Are there cruises that take dogs?

Cunard's Queen Mary 2

Cunard is one of the original cruises for animals of all kinds. They've accepted dogs on specific voyages and even transported Jimmy the Hippo in 1963.

Where does a dog go to the toilet on a ferry?

Pets travelling on Stena Edda (Liverpool – Belfast), Stena Embla (Liverpool – Belfast), Stena Estrid (Holyhead – Dublin) and Stena Vision (Cherbourg – Rosslare) can get fresh air, exercise and toilet breaks in a dedicated area on the outside deck.

How much is a pet cabin on Stena Line from the UK?

Stena Line – Cats and dogs can now travel in pet-friendly cabins with their owners on North Sea crossings. Alternatively, they can stay in your vehicle from £19 each way or be booked into a kennel for £22 each way.

Do Irish ferries allow dogs in cabins?

Irish Ferries are pleased to offer Pet Cabins to book on the James Joyce and Isle of Inisheer ships. Close to the Pet Cabins, there is a access to a nearby designated outdoor deck area for your pet.

Can dogs go on ferry to Belfast?

Booking Stena Line: Liverpool – Belfast with A Dog

No extra time is required to check in and board with a dog. If you are crossing the Irish sea and intend to remain in Northern Ireland you will not need paperwork such as a pet passport or health certificate.

How much is a pet passport?

The cost for an AHC typically ranges from £150 to £350, depending on the specific requirements. This includes a microchip (£10–£30), a rabies vaccination (£40–£70), and the AHC issuance by a vet (£100–£200) after a 21-day wait following the rabies shot.

Can I take my dog from Ireland to France?

Any dog or cat traveling within the European Union must be identified with an electronic microchip. Your pet must also have a European passport. Provided and completed by an authorized veterinarian, this passport identifies your animal and certifies that it has been vaccinated.

Are P&O ferries dog friendly?

We know travelling with a pet is important. At P&O Ferries dogs, cats or ferrets are allowed to travel on our ships, as long as they meet all the EU entry requirements and have a valid AHC or EU Pet Passport as stated above. We also allow the transportation of pet birds, with the correct documentation.

Can I buy an airplane seat for my dog?

Can I buy my dog a seat on a plane? Most airlines do not allow passengers to buy their dogs a seat on a plane. However, depending on the dog's size and breed, as well as the specific airline's rules, you may be able to pay to have your dog fly with you in the cabin.

How to get a dog passport?

It was originally used for pets to enter and re-enter Britain from the EU and other listed countries. Pet passports were taken out of use in the UK for a while, being replaced in 2021 by animal health certificates (AHCs). These are certificates pet owners needed to get from their vet to get their pet over borders.

Can my dog sit on my lap during a flight?

No, dogs must remain inside a carrier under the seat for the entire flight. Only trained service animals meeting specific guidelines may sit on your lap. For clarification or service animal policies, contact American Airlines 800-473-6632.

Is there a dog friendly cruise?

“It's hard for some people to be without their pets during a long voyage such as a world cruise, and passengers with pets would love it.” But the reality is that there's only one pet-friendly cruise ship on the waters today: Cunard Line's Queen Mary 2, which sails between New York City and Southhampton, England .

How much does it cost to take a dog on the ferry?

With our pet friendly ferries to France, the cost of taking a dog to France costs £15 per pet each way, with registered assistance dogs travelling free of charge. At P&O Ferries we want everyone to experience a smooth and relaxing crossing, your furry friends included.

Can I take my dog to Ireland on ferry?

Pets are welcome on our ships, but must be declared at the time of booking and meet the required entry guidelines for pets. A maximum of 5 pets is accepted on a single booking.

Can I take my dog to Scotland from England?

As an overview, when bringing a dog into the UK, they can enter or return to England, Scotland, or Wales if they have been microchipped, vaccinated against rabies, treated for tapeworm, and have a pet passport or health certificate.

Can I take my dog from Northern Ireland to Ireland?

Pets travelling from the Republic of Ireland to Northern Ireland or vice versa should be microchipped, vaccinated against rabies and meet any additional requirements. They must also be accompanied by either a valid Animal Health Certificate (Great Britain residents) or an EU pet passport.