Ferry luggage is much less complicated when you know what you'll need during the crossing and what can stay in the car.
The rules depend on how you travel
Foot passengers, drivers and people travelling overnight may have different arrangements. Check your operator's policy for the actual sailing, including large or unusual items.
Keep the useful stuff with you
Documents, money, chargers, medication and children's essentials are worth carrying onboard. Bulky cases can often stay in a vehicle, but access may be restricted at sea.
Travelling on foot? Plan the transfer
Check how many bags you can carry and whether anything must be checked or stored. It's easier to know before you reach the boarding point.
Routes to compare
A few things you might be wondering
Is there a luggage limit?
It varies by operator and travel type; check the guidance for your sailing.
Leave bags in the car?
Leave non-essentials there, but take anything needed during the crossing.