Dogs and Ferry Crossings (1 Viewer)

[Kath 'n' Ken]

We plan to go over to Corfu later this year by ferry from Italy - no definite crossing point decided/arranged as yet, most of the the crossings are on average 8/9 hours. Has anyone done any crossings like this? Will we be able to keep our dog with us does anyone know?

 

[bobandjanie]

Check out camping on board, we almost booked this year, but having a few set backs at the moment so glad we never, but it fills up quick. Bob.

 

[DBK]

As above, camping on board seems to be the answer. http://www.greekferries.gr/camping.asp

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[Kath 'n' Ken]

Check out camping on board, we almost booked this year, but having a few set backs at the moment so glad we never, but it fills up quick. Bob.

As above, camping on board seems to be the answer. http://www.greekferries.gr/camping.asp

That looks ideal but as far as I can see that's not an option to Corfu, please do correct me if I'm wrong (fingers crossed) !

 

[DBK]

That looks ideal but as far as I can see that's not an option to Corfu, please do correct me if I'm wrong (fingers crossed) !

If you got the ferry to Igoumenitsa you could then get the short ferry from there to Corfu. Or just forget Corfu and explore mainland Greece.