Most visitors to the ferry cross on foot. This page gathers what applies to a solo traveller or a family, separate from vehicle rules, while leaving any unconfirmed operating detail marked for checking.
Sources reviewed 9 November 2026
This is an independent planning page. No current timetable, fare or specific boarding gate has been confirmed by the operator; check official notices and crew instructions at both banks before travelling.
Start by identifying the gate intended for individuals on the bank you are on, and do not follow a car queue on the assumption that it leads to the same boarding point. Ask where waiting is allowed, and about any ticket or payment step before approaching the vessel.
On board, stay in the area where passengers are permitted, keep children away from water edges and vehicle lanes, and follow crew instructions as the vessel approaches the quay.
The accessibility marker on the map refers to a step-free entrance, not to a fully verified journey. If you have a child in a pushchair or someone using a wheelchair, ask about the ramp, its gradient, gaps and steps on both banks and on the vessel itself.
A step-free route or an accessible toilet has not been confirmed, so arrange the return before setting out and avoid tying the day to a tight appointment.
No current passenger tariff is documented. Undated tourism itineraries are not a tariff; check at the boarding point.
This is not confirmed, and the routes are often separated at crossing points; ask the crew before joining a queue.
That depends on barriers, assistance and crowding on the day; do not assume full suitability, and keep children away from water edges and vehicle lanes.