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Pets Travel Scheme Assistance routes by sea and rail Department for Environment Food and Rural Affairs / Animal Health and Veterinary Laboratories Agency Pet Travel Scheme Last updated: 21st March 2013 Routes may change and new ones may be added. See the PETS website or ring the Helpline 0870 241 1710 for the latest information. Some routes are seasonal or irregular so check availability and all your other proposed travel arrangements with the transport company before booking your journey to the UK. Check the costs, requirements and procedures. Companies may have their own additional conditions of travel. EU Routes by Sea Country From To Ferry Company Belgium Zeebrugge Southampton Cunard Line, P&O Cruises Zeebrugge Hull P&O Ferries Corsica Ajaccio Southampton P & O Cruises Denmark Copenhagen Southampton Cunard Line, P&O Cruises Esbjerg Harwich DFDS Seaways Estonia Tallin Southampton Cunard Line, P&O Cruises Finland Helsinki Southampton P&O Cruises France Brest Southampton P&O Cruises Caen Portsmouth Brittany FerriesFerries,, Calais Dover Hoverspeed P&O Ferries (may also accept foot passengers with guide and hearing dogs) and SeaFrance Calvi Southampton P&O Cruises (Assistance animals only) Cannes Southampton Cunard Line, P&O Cruises Cherbourg Plymouth Brittany Ferries Cherbourg Poole Brittany Ferries Cherbourg Portsmouth Brittany Ferries Cherbourg Southampton Cunard Line Dieppe Newhaven Hoverspeed (may also accept foot passengers with pets) This route operates in the Spring summer only) Dunkerque Dover Norfolkline Shipping La Rochelle Southampton Cunard Line, P&O Cruises Le Harve Southampton Cunard line Roscoff Plymouth Brittany Ferries St Malo Plymouth Brittany Ferries (Winter only) St Malo Poole Condor Ferries Page 1 of 5 St Malo Portsmouth Brittany Ferries St Raphael Southampton P&O Cruises St Tropez Southampton P&O Cruises Toulon Southampton P&O Cruises Villefranche Southampton P&O Cruises Germany Warnemunde Southampton P&O Cruises Travenmunde Southampton P&O Cruises, Cunard Line Gibraltar Gibraltar Southampton P&O Cruises , Cunard Line Greece Corfu Southampton P&O Cruises Katalonia Southampton P&O Cruises Katakolon Southampton P&O Cruises Kefalonia Southampton P&O Cruises Korcula Southampton P&O Cruises Piraeus Southampton Cunard Line Zakinthos Southampton Cunard Line, P&O Cruises Italy Alghero Southampton Cunard Line Cagliari Southampton P&O Cruises , Cunard Line Civitavecchia Southampton P&O Cruises , Cunard Line Elba Southampton P&O Cruises Livorno Southampton P&O Cruises Messina Southampton P&O Cruises Naples Southampton P&O Cruises , Cunard Line Portoferraio Southampton Cunard Line Santa Margherita Southampton P&O Cruises SiSicilycily (Naxos(Naxos di Giardini)Giardini) SSouthamptonouthamptonP&O CruisesCruises , CunardCunard LineLine Venice Southampton P&O Cruises Sardinia Sardinia Paula Costa Smerlda Southampton P&O Cruises Alghero Southampton P&O Cruises Trieste Southampton Cunard Line Malta Malta Southampton P&O Cruises Netherlands Amsterdam (Ijmuiden) Southampton P&O Cruises Hook of Holland Harwich Stena Line Holland BV Rotterdam (Europort) Hull P&O Ferries Rotterdam (Europort) Southampton P&O Cruises Norway Alesund Southampton Saga Shipping Flam Southampton Saga Shipping Kristiansand Southampton Saga Shipping Stravanger Southampton Saga Shipping Poland Gdynia Southampton P&O Cruises , Cunard Line Portugal Funchal Southampton Cunard Line Page 2 of 5 Horta Southampton P&O Cruises , Leixoes Southampton Saga Shipping Lisbon Southampton P&O Cruises , Cunard Line, Saga Shipping Madeira Southampton P&O Ferries, P&O Cruises , Ponta Delgada Southampton P&O Cruises Praia de Rocha Southampton P&O Cruises Spain Alicante Southampton P&O Cruises Barcelona Southampton P&O Cruises , Cunard Line Bilbao Southampton Cunard Line Bilbao Portsmouth P&O European Ferries Cadiz Southampton P&O Cruises Cartagena Southampton P&O Cruises Fuerteventura Southampton P&O Cruises Gran Canaria Southampton P&O Cruises , Cunard Line La Coruna Southampton P&O Cruises La Palma Southampton P&O Cruises Lanzarote Southampton P&O Cruises , Cunard Line Malaga Southampton P&O Cruises , Cunard Line Palma de Mallorca Southampton P&O Ferries, P&O Cruises, Cunard Line Santander Portsmouth Brittany Ferries (Winter only-irregular) Santander Plymouth Brittany Ferries (Summer only) Santa Cruz de Tenerife Southampton Cunard Line Tenerife Southampton P&O Cruises Trieste Southampton Cunard Line ViVigogo SSouthamptonouthamptonP&O CruisesCruises, SagaSaga ShiShippingpping Sweden Nynashamn Southampton P&O Cruises Cruise Routes (Disembarkation is not permitted) Country From To Ferry Company UK Southampton Southampton Cunard Line, P&O Cruises, Royal Caribbean International Cruise Routes Country From To Company UK Dover Dover Acromas Shipping Ltd Southampton Southampton Cunard (Queen Elizabeth and Queen Victoria), P&O Cruises, Princess Cruises Page 3 of 5 EU Assistance routes by rail Country From To Rail Company Belgium Brussels Ebbsfleet Eurostar Brussels London St Eurostar Pancras France Calais (Coquelles) Folkestone Eurotunnel Shuttle Service (Cheriton) Calais Ebbsfleet Eurostar Calais London St Eurostar Pancras Lille Ebbsfleet Eurostar Lille London St Eurostar Pancras Paris Ebbsfleet Eurostar Paris London St Eurostar Pancras Non-EU Assistance Routes by Sea CountrCountryy From TToo FerryFerry ComCompanypany Canada Halifax Southampton P & O Cruises, Cunard Line St Johns Newfoundland Southampton P & O Cruises, Cunard Line St Johns New Brunswick Southampton P & O Cruises Quebec Southampton P & O Cruises, Cunard Line Sydney Southampton Cunard Line Croatia Dubrovnik Southampton P & O Cruises, Cunard Line Korcula Southampton P & O Cruises Split Southampton P & O Cruises Falkland Islands Port Stanley Shoreham Jeppesen Heaton Iceland Akureyri Southampton P & O Cruises, Cunard Line Grundarfjordur Southampton P & O Cruises Reykjavic Southampton P & O Cruises, Cunard Line Monaco Monte Carlo Southampton P & O Cruises Norway Alesund Southampton P & O Cruises, Cunard Line Andalsnes Southampton P & O Cruises Bergen Southampton P & O Cruises, Cunard Line Page 4 of 5 Cadiz Southampton P & O Cruises Eidfjord Southampton P & O Cruises Flamm Southampton P & O Cruises, Cunard Line Geiranger Southampton P & O Cruises, Cunard Line Kristiansand Southampton P & O Cruises Hardangerfjord Southampton P & O Cruises Hellesylt/Geiranger Southampton P & O Cruises Hollandsfjord Southampton P & O Cruises Honningsvaad Southampton P & O Cruises Lofoton Southampton P & O Cruises North Cape Southampton P & O Cruises Ny Alesund Southampton P & O Cruises Olden Southampton P & O Cruises Oslo Southampton P & O Cruises, Cunard Line Skarsvag Southampton Cunard Line Stavanger Southampton P & O Cruises, Cunard Line Stockholm Southampton P & O Cruises Tromso Southampton P & O Cruises Trondheim Southampton P & O Cruises, Cunard Line Vik Southampton P & O Cruises Russia St Petersburg Southampton P & O Cruises USA Bar Harbour Southampton P & O Cruises, Cunard Line Boston Southampton P & O Cruises, Cunard Line Newport Southampton P & O Cruises, Cunard Line NewNew YorkYork SSouthamptonouthampton CunardCunard (Q(Queenueen ElizabethElizabeth andand QueenQueen Victoria)Victoria) New York City Southampton P & O Cruises, Cunard Line Portland ME Southampton P & O Cruises Page 5 of 5.
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