DFDS – the World’s Leading Ferry Operator – offers multiple ferry routes from popular European ports in Europe to the UK, as well as routes in Scandinavia and across the Baltic Sea.

Is DFDS Seaways a ferry service?

DFDS – the World’s Leading Ferry Operator – offers multiple ferry routes from popular European ports in Europe to the UK, as well as routes in Scandinavia and across the Baltic Sea.

How long before ferry departure should I arrive DFDS?

We advise you to be at the port 60 to 90 minutes before departure. In high season and during the holidays, we recommend that before departure at least 90 minutes. The crossing via Dover to Dunkirk has 12 sailings per day. From Calais towards Dover there are 10 sailings per day.

Can you take alcohol on DFDS ferry to Amsterdam?

DFDS state that you are allowed to take your own food and soft drinks on board to be consumed in your cabin (no alcohol).

What currency is used on DFDS ferries?

We accept both Euro and Sterling but currency exchange rates apply for payment by Euro. Bureau de Change facilities are available on all DFDS vessels.

Do DFDS ferries allow dogs?

Travelling with your pet with DFDS. As part of the DEFRA Pet Travel Scheme (PETS), we provide safe transportation for your pets onboard our ferries. You will have the opportunity to visit your pets on longer crossings, as arranged by the onboard staff.

Do ferries check bags?

Do you check in your luggage on ferries? No, there is no check-in procedure for luggage items.

Do DFDS provide towels?

As standard, the inside cabin is available as a 2 or 4-berth layout. The cabins will either be layed out as twin or bunk beds and the room includes bedding and towels, a wardrobe, mirror and a cabinet.

Can you smoke on DFDS ferries?

7 answers. Yes you can smoke outside on the ferry on deck. There is wifi ( free in the Highest class cabins ) but in the other class cabins you have to pay.

Are foot passengers allowed on DFDS ferries?

The Newcastle Amsterdam service will continue to operate for those travelling on a transport booking with their vehicles or as foot passengers and bookings will remain available. Passenger capacity will be reduced to 50% on DFDS sailings from Dover to Calais and Dunkirk and Newhaven to Dieppe.

Can I take my dog on a ferry as a foot passenger?

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.