Isle of wight ferry how long

We offer a range of ticket types for vehicles and foot passengers. Use our live timetable and find printable PDF downloads for all our routes.

The biggest ferry in our fleet — running on hybrid energy, bringing a new, greener era of travel between the Isle of Wight and the mainland. Our second-largest ferry, St Clare is capable of two-tier boarding and comes with a wide range of fantastic facilities.

Our eldest member of the fleet, St Faith continues to serve the Portsmouth — Fishbourne route providing a relaxing journey across the Solent. All our ports are easy to get to and come with excellent facilities, including food and drink outlets — find your closest location to travel from. Our fleet of six vehicle ferries and two FastCat catamarans serve the Isle of Wight and mainland days a year — find out everything there is to know about them.

There's parking on site or close by at each of our ports — find pricing information and details of where to find them. Portsmouth - Fishbourne. Home Plan your journey Routes Portsmouth — Fishbourne.

Find out more about our discounted group prices. Home Tickets. Wightlink ferry tickets. Sailings now available to book until 2 January Foot passenger tickets Coming on foot or bringing your bicycle? Price Estimate After a quick price for your Isle of Wight ferry journey? Fill in the form below for an indicative from price. Select Route. How many people are travelling? Select People. Select dates of travel Travel dates.

Find out more about Red Funnel. Taking only 30 minutes this crossing is popular with visitors and locals as it offers fantastic views of both coastlines, and out of season can often be less busy. Arriving in the small town of Yarmouth on the Isle of Wight there are good transport connections available, with the town of Freshwater close-by and the capital town of Newport a short journey by either car or bus. The Isle of Wight is closer than you might think, and can be reached in just over 10 minutes when using one of the three dedicated passenger ferry services.

For the latest and most up to date Isle of Wight Ferry prices, we recommend you visit the individual travel operator websites, for the latest pricing information and special deals. Taking just under 25 minutes the boat departs Southampton and runs down the river, before reaching the Solent and finally arriving at West Cowes. The service operates every 30 minutes during peak times, and every hour off-peak. This crossing takes approximately 22 minutes and is directly linked at Portsmouth Harbour by both rail network services and National Express coaches.

Once the boat arrives at Ryde Pier Head there is a train station at the end of the pier which is serviced by regular Island Trains running as far as Shanklin to the South of the Isle of Wight, and at the top of the Ryde Pier there is a bus station providing transport links to the rest of the Island. After arriving at Ryde the hovercraft terminal adjoins Ryde Esplanade train station and Ryde bus station, both with regular connections to the rest of the Isle of Wight.

Find out more about Hovertravel.