Before the ferry arrives, check the facilities, public transport and address for the intended arrival port. Travellers should also check any onward bus, rail or ferry legs. The cited journey-planning page provides port information and directs travellers to a separate planner covering all three modes.
What to check at the arrival port
- Port facilities: Review the facilities listed for the port before relying on them during the arrival.
- Public transport: Check which transport options are identified as available from the port.
- Port address: Confirm the address of the correct arrival port.
- Onward journey: If travel continues by bus, rail or ferry, use the referenced planner to check the complete sequence of legs.
How to check the onward route
Start with the journey-planning page and locate the information for the intended arrival port. Record its address and review the listed facilities and public transport. Where the onward route includes more than one transport mode, check those legs through the separate bus, rail and ferry planner and compare them with the planned ferry arrival.
What still needs confirmation
The cited guidance does not establish current timetables, fares, booking or ticketing rules, accessibility provisions, luggage conditions, disruption status or guaranteed connections. Travellers must confirm these details through current service information before relying on the planned route.