Is it possible for an underage passenger to travel alone?

Generally, the rules for underage travelers depend on their exact age and the ferry company’s policy:
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- Under 15 years old: In most cases, children under 15 are not allowed to travel alone and must be accompanied by an adult.
- Ages 15 to 18: Teenagers can often travel unaccompanied, provided they have a Statutory/Solemn Declaration signed by their parent or legal guardian. This document usually needs to be certified by a competent authority (like a Police Station or Port Authority).
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Tips:
- To board the ship, the minor must have the original signed declaration, their ticket, and a valid Identity Card or Passport.
- Every company has its own specific form for this declaration. We highly recommend contacting the ferry operator directly or visiting a local port office at least a few days before the trip to ensure you have the correct documents, as boarding will be denied without them.