Are dogs allowed on the Isle of Wight ferry?
Dogs travel free on our three ferry routes linking the Isle of Wight to the south coast – when accompanied by a well-behaved owner. On a clear day, they can amble on the car ferries’ outer decks and when the weather is not so good they can enjoy the short crossing inside the ferries’ dedicated pet areas.
How dog friendly is the Isle of Wight?
The Isle of Wight is a great holiday destination to take your dog along; it’s a natural haven full of contrasting habitats brilliant for dog walking and discovery, with trails and byways galore. Read on to discover our favourite places to explore with your four-legged chum all across the wonderful Isle of Wight.
How long does the Red Funnel take?
Approximately 25 minutes
How long does the journey take? Approximately 25 minutes.
Is Red Funnel cheaper than Wightlink?
Ferry travel on Red Funnel always cheaper than Wightlink.
Can I take dogs on a ferry?
Not all ferries offer both services, and there is typically a charge for either option. Foot passengers can struggle, as many ferry operators will expect you to contain your dog in a suitable (RSPCA-approved) pet carrier during the journey. For owners of large-breed dogs this may be a considerable inconvenience.
Can a foot passenger take a dog on a ferry?
Pets (small dog, cat or ferret) are permitted to travel with foot passengers, but they must be transported to and from the ferry in a secure, rigid and appropriate pet cage or box (please bring your own).
Can dogs go on Ryde beach?
Dogs on Ryde beaches Ryde is a dog friendly town and many people walk their dogs on Ryde’s beaches all year round. Cafes welcome dogs with treats and a water bowl.
Does Osborne House allow dogs?
Dogs. Dogs are welcome in the grounds of Osborne, including the formal gardens. Only assistance dogs are allowed in the house, Swiss Cottage, Cafe, Terrace Restaurant, play areas and on the Beach itself. There are outside seating areas in the cafe, terrace restaurant and beach cafe in which dogs are welcome.
What is the quickest Solent crossing to the Isle of Wight?
Lymington – Yarmouth It’s the fastest way to take your vehicle across the Solent, with crossing times of just 40 minutes on one of our spacious, well-equipped ferries.
How often do Red Funnel ferries run?
every 60-90 minutes
Our regular car ferry service usually depart every 60-90 minutes from Southampton T1 and East Cowes during the day, with reduced sailings at night. For the latest travel and departure information, go to our service status page.
How do you get to Isle of Wight without car?
Bus Adventures Pretty reliable and covering a wide area, using the buses is a simple and sustainable way to travel on the Isle of Wight. On one of our “can we survive without a car” days out, we arrived on the Island and grabbed a 24-hour Rover ticket.
Can you fly to the Isle of Wight?
It is possible to fly private aircraft to the Isle of Wight, with airport facilities available at Bembridge (http://eghj.co.uk/) and Sandown (http://www.eghn.org.uk/) – please visit their websites for further details.
What happens if a dog fouls the passenger accommodation or gangways?
If a dog fouls the passenger accommodation or passenger gangways, a cleaning charge of £50 will be levied on the owner. Failure to pay this penalty to the Cabin Attendant or adhere to the Policy may result in our refusal to permit travel in future.
Is there a pet lounge on board the Red Eagle?
We are also pleased to provide a designated pet lounge, complete with bowls of water, in the North Lounge on board Red Osprey, Red Falcon and Red Eagle. This lounge is located on the upper passenger ‘A Deck’ on all three vessels.
Where can I take my Dog on the ferry?
This lounge is located on the upper passenger ‘A Deck’ on all three vessels. Dogs are always welcome on the outer passenger decks, which we find is often the most enjoyable space for our 4-legged guests. Do consider bringing a coat and enjoy the spectacular exterior views of the Solent alongside your furry friend!
Are Dogs Allowed on East Cowes ferry?
On the Southampton < > East Cowes service, dogs are only permitted on the outside decks (Decks A & AA) and in the designated pet lounges on the upper ‘A Deck’. Dogs must keep off seats or and must not obstruct the emergency exists.
