Early boarding and late disembarking for the night-time Heysham – Isle of Man ferry (foot passenger)

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Are foot passengers allowed on ferries?

Please note that you will be required to carry your own cases and therefore must be a reasonable size - hand luggage only. Once checked in, foot passengers will be directed and transferred to the ship as advised by the check in staff.

How long is ferry crossing from Heysham to Isle of Man?

Ferries sail between the Isle of Man and Heysham daily, with the exception of Christmas Day and New Year's Day. The route is served by the Ben-My-Chree, a large vessel capable of carrying passengers (foot and vehicle) as well as freight. Journeys typically take around 3.5 hours, subject to weather conditions.

Can dogs go on the ferry to Isle of Man?

Only certified assistance dogs are permitted in all passenger areas on board our vessels and travel free of charge. Please note: A pet is classed as a domestic animal such as a cat or dog. Animals raised in an agricultural environment will be classed as livestock and would need to be booked with our reservations team.

Where can you sail to from Heysham?

Heysham port is primarily used for freight ferry services to Ireland, operated by Stena Line and Seatruck Ferries. Irish Sea ferry crossings from Heysham go to Belfast and to Warrenpoint in Northern Ireland, and to Dublin in the Republic of Ireland. You can also catch ferries to Douglas on the Isle of Man from Heysham.

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