We are on our way Mr Frodo! =)

Hi Duytam,

Did you check out this website?
https://www.tangalooma.com/day-trips

Let me know if it worked for you!

Hi Cha Hi,

Thanks for your question,

You can book from Tanah Merah to Bandar Bentan Telani, is that the connection you seek?
https://ferrygogo.com/ferry-to-bintan-from-singapore/

Let met know!

Best,

Hello Roy Mann,
Thank you for your question. We found the best answer to your question here: https://bintanspavilla.com/frequently-asked-questions/

Hello Jennifer,

The Tangalooma Boat Transfer costs:
ADULT: $88 RETURN | CHILD: $48 RETURN

Child ages are 3-14 years
Infants 0-2 years travel free

Hi Jeff,

Thank you for your questions. The company stopped due to many problems, the biggest one probably that it had to leave Eemshaven port. It will be nearly impossible to get your money back on this one. Services already stopped, 75.000 people are victims as you can read on the website of Holland Norway Lines. Here is a website in which you can file your claims soon: https://www.passagiershnl.nl/

Hi Tyrone,

I think those 2200 are not nearly enough compared to what is needed to get this going. Demand has to be ‘immense’ if you want this ferry to run.

Sicily is a large part of Italy and has many passengers coming and going by ferry!

Thanks Nelson,

We will look into this for a future article, great idea!

It’s a rainy island. For warm weather you really have to go there June/July/August.

@Roberto it really is an amazing series, we have one of the biggest fans working here. =)

Thanks for the question Rhys,

IN Duke Point:

• $1.00 for 30 minutes, maximum 2 hours
• $22.00 for each 24 hour period · Multiple day parking allowed.

I think that would cost you $66!

Hi Bradley,

Yes that’s the two companies you have to choose from!

Hi J. You Caught us there, we will add more in the near future, Canada indeed we haven’t covered that well yet!

No Thank you Ticky for using the website =)

Hi Rob,

The author of this research is on vacation: but will try to answer a small part of your questions. A cruise ship is often more like a floating hotel and way heavier than a ferry. More about how you calculate cruise carbon emissions here: https://theicct.org/marine-cruising-flying-may22/. In the visualization you also can see the difference for travel by ferry on a car and travelling as a foot passenger. The Carbon emissions depend on various factors, including efficiency, distance, size of a ferry, and the number of passengers on a crossing. The data presented here represents averages. In the research, the average emissions per kilometer are considered. So, if no one takes a car on board, you can roughly use the figures for foot passengers.

Thanks for your review Lenore, very much appreciated.

Hi Susan,

Thanks for your question. If you meant the ferry from Saint John to Digby – then the duration is about 2 hours.

Happy travels!

@Kimberly

Yes, you can take the ferry to Haines, in your case we would contact Kirsty (or another employee) of Ferrytravel.com, they can surely help with arrangements.

Hi Cubanita,

The Only way to do travel to Cuba from Mexico is flying. We personally never even heard of these ferries. I think there was once a ‘plan’ to have ferries from the US to Cuba, but that plan never ended up going!

Thanks Big M for this additional guidance, we’ve been on a mailboat a few times and we 100% agree with what you say here: It’s an adventure! You need some time in advance to simply ask at the harbor what’s possible and such, online the info simply isn’t always the best or outdated.

Thanks we made an error here, we also had an e-mail from someone with the same comment. It’s sometimes difficult with talking about Vancouver Island while Vancouver is not on it!

Hi Meg,

Yes that could be one reason for usage, (There are also companies who do this for you) but it won’t be enough to get a ferry going between NZ and AU if that’s your only target market 🙂

Hi Nicole,

Yes, we did this route like 5 years ago and we would not have made it back if it wasn’t for the 4WD we rented over there, quite sure no roads were added in the last 5 years! When you go there though, please share some images with us as we would love to have more images for this connection!

Thanks ‘Dog Kennels in Auckland’ =)

Would be awesome if you would link from your site towards this article that you describe as ‘the most comprehensive guide on traveling with dogs on ferries.” ! Much appreciated and we are happy that the guide was able to help you.

That’s a difficult one to answer, the website that they just to have is offline. This connection used to be part of the Marina Island Group: http://www.marinaislandgroup.com.my/

So many people use them and say they work… You can never be 100% sure though but there are just too many happy experiences from users, check the 26.000 reviews here for instance:

https://www.amazon.com/Sea-Band-Wristband-Anti-Nausea-Acupressure-Sickness/dp/B001F731N0/

If you look at other countries this is not entirely true as we’ve seen ‘nationalized’ projects like this gone wrong around the world in many countries, also, especially as national services. The best-known example is the ‘Ferry Fiasco’ in Scotland on which simply everything went wrong.

You are right about one thing though: This connection simply needs better ships, of the 6 ships about 4 of them are like 30 years old. (also with loads of problems appearing unlike other older ships) This connection needs ships like the Fjords FSTR or the Spirit of Tasmania IV.

A single trip with car will be around € 80 – € 100 if you book in advance. You can see a test booking here for that particular day: https://prnt.sc/-oedt1HpzEq-