UK Ferry Tickets

Q: Can children travel unaccompanied by an adult? A: All children under the age of 16 should be accompanied by an adult and others, over 15 but under 18, may need written authority from their parent or guardian if they are travelling without an adult. Please contact the carrier for further advice.

Q: What happens if the carrier cancels my ferry? A: It is very rare for a carrier to cancel a ferry but, if they do, they will offer you a suitable alternative. You are not obliged to accept their offer and you can choose to claim a full refund of your ticket price instead.

Q: Can bookings be cancelled online? A: No. Please call the number on your confirmation email to cancel your booking.

Q: What cancellation charges will apply? A: Normally, 100% of the ticket value will be lost because they are non-refundable. If you have cancellation insurance cover, you may be able to claim back the cost of your ticket depending upon the policy restrictions but an excess fee may be applied. In all cases, credit card [...]

Q: Can I get a refund for an unused return leg of a ticket? A: No. Once you’ve used any part of your ticket to travel, any unused part will be rendered non-refundable.

Q: How do I cancel my booking? A: The ability to cancel your booking and get your money back depends upon the type of ticket you have purchased and whether or not you have any cancellation insurance cover. If you don’t have cancellation insurance, then check the terms and conditions of your ticket to see [...]

Q: Do I need to bring towels or bedding? A: No. Towels and bedding are usually always provided in all cabins.

Q: What cabin choices are available? A: Cabins come in various sizes with a number of ‘berths’ (beds, normally between 1 and 5 per cabin) and standards can vary quite significantly from carrier to carrier and between ferries but they all have private en-suite facilities. An ‘Inside Cabin‘ is normally windowless and positioned inside of [...]

Q: Why can’t I find a cabin to book? A: Cabins are not always available on all ferries and you may have chosen sailings that do not offer cabin accommodation. Alternatively, the carrier may have already sold out all their cabins for the sailing you have chosen.

Q: Can I book onboard accommodation? A: When applicable, the booking engine will give you the option to book either cabins or reserved seating. If this option does not appear during the booking process, then it means cabins and reserved seating are not available on the ferry/route combination you have chosen. In some cases, they [...]