Travelling with
pets

We take the best possible care of your pet.

Your pets are welcome on board at any time, so feel free to take them with you on your holiday to Sweden. Please make sure that the pets are pre-booked.

Onboard of Peter Pan and Nils Holgersson: 

• There is a limited number of special cabins available for passengers travelling with pets. On all night departures where a cabin reservation is required pets may only stay in our special pets cabins (max. 2 pets per cabin).
• During the crossing, access to the car decks is not permitted. Furthermore it is not allowed for pets to stay in the vehicle during the crossing. Please take them with you.
• Dogs may accompany you both indoors and outdoors on the passenger decks, moreover, every ferry is equipped with a designated dog area e.g. in the restaurant.
• A dog toilet is located on one of the rear outer decks.
• Please keep your dog on a short leash at all times.
• On board muzzles are compulsory for dangerous breeds.

Onboard of Akka, Tiker Bell, Tom Sawyer, Huckleberry Finn, Robin Hood, Nils Dacke and Marco Polo:

• Dogs are allowed on the indoor and outdoor passenger decks but not in the cafeteria or the shop. On Robin Hood and Nils Dacke you are allowed to take your pet into the Pullman room.
• A limited number of special cabins (max. 2 pets per cabin) is available for passengers travelling with pets. If these cabins are already fully booked, TT-Line has the right to sell a standard cabin. In these cases an extra cleaning fee of EUR 15/SEK 150 is charged.
• During the crossing, access to the car decks is not permitted. Furthermore, it is not allowed for pets to stay in the vehicle during the crossing. Please take them with you.
• A dog toilet is located on one of the rear outer decks. 
• Please keep your dog on a short leash at all times. 
• On board muzzles are compulsory for dangerous breeds.

Bringing pets to and from Sweden
Certain legal regulations apply when bringing pets to and from Sweden.
Please plan your journey several weeks in advance accordingly and ask your veterinarian about the applicable regulations.