Now I know there are ferries from Ireland to the Isle of Man do any take Motohomes over 2.5 m high?

Question

Now I know there are ferries from Ireland to the Isle of Man do any take Motohomes over 2.5 m high?

Answer 1

The Isle of Man steampacket will but it would probally have to go as frieght see below these come from the Steampacket website go to http://www.steam-packet.comfor full information or you can phone them on 01624 661661

Terms and Conditions

For the purpose of these amalgamated Terms and Conditions, routes operated by the Isle of Man Steam Packet Company will be referred to as "Steam Packet" and include: Heysham, Liverpool, Dublin and Belfast to the Isle of Man.

Check in times

Foot Passengers: Please check in a minimum of 25 minutes prior to departure.Vehicle Passengers: Please check in a minimum of 45 minutes prior to departure. Minimum check in times may vary and passengers should ask at the time of booking. Please note that services may depart up to 15 minutes before scheduled departure.

Vehicle Measurement Limitations

Please ensure that your vehicle adheres to the limitations detailed. If not, you may not be permitted on board the vessel.

Ben-my-Chree: Height: 2.5 metres. Length Single vehicle: 10 metres. Vehicle towing trailer: 10 metres. Width 2.0 metres. Maximum Weight: less than 5 tonnes. Larger Vehicles: Please contact the Steam Packet Freight Office on [phone].

Sea Express 1: Height: 3.0 metres. Length Single vehicle: 6.5 metres. Vehicle towing trailer: 10 metres. Width 2.0 metres. Maximum Weight: 3 tonnes.

Other Vehicle Limitations

Drivers of some high performance vehicles, overloaded vehicles, or vehicles with low ground clearance may not be able to travel on some sailings due to tidal conditions and shore facilities. Please ensure that you check with the Steam Packet Company ("The Company") before booking. The Company recommends travel on the Ben-my-Chree for such vehicles.

Answer 2

check carefully because as a general rule motorhomes and caravans are not permitted on the isle of man i think you have to get prior permission