Question 1

I don’t yet know whether I will be travelling with my pet or not.  Can I reserve my pet’s crossing at a later date?

Accepted Answer

Yes, absolutely, you can add your pet to your ticket at any time before departure.

Question 2

I am travelling with a dog; what is the procedure?

Accepted Answer

You need to declare your pet when making your reservation and pay for the crossing (from 19€ per crossing). All dogs must wear a muzzle and be kept on a leash on board.
You must also carry your pet’s European passport (showing up-to-date vaccinations) with you. For all travel outside France but within the European Union dogs, cats and ferrets travelling with their owners or for commercial reasons must:
- be older than 15 weeks,
- be identified (electronic identification or a clearly visible tatoo (if prior to 03/07/2011),
- have their rabies vaccination up to date,
- have a European passport provided and filled out by a vet.

On board your pet may accompany you throughout the journey. We inform you that it is strictly forbidden to leave your dog in your vehicle for the crossing (mortal danger)
An area for your animal’s needs is provided on each vessel and information to its whereabouts can be found at reception
For further information, please consult our ‘Dogs on board’ section.

Question 3

I am travelling with a cat or other small animal; what is the procedure?

Accepted Answer

You need to declare your pet when making your reservation and pay for the crossing. The animal must be kept in a cage or pet carrier and remain close to you at all times. We inform you that it is strictly forbidden to leave your pet in your vehicle during the crossing (mortal danger).
An area for your animal’s needs is provided on each vessel and information to its whereabouts can be found at reception

Question 4

I would like to travel with a horse (or other big animal), what do I have to respect?

Accepted Answer

If you intend to travel with a horse you have to send your demand filling in the form.
The horse must be transported in a van. You must also make a declaration before departure at the boarding office. You may be subject to sanitary inspection at any time.

Reserve animals

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