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Ferries to the Isle of Wight - Schedules Overview

You can book a ferry to the Isle of Wight with Wightlink, who operate the following routes: Portsmouth - Fishbourne, Portsmouth - Ryde and Lymington - Yarmouth.

Wightlink offer frequent sailings on all their routes, enabling you to travel to the Isle of Wight at your leisure.

Also available to book with AFerry UK is the Hovertravel ferry (hovercraft) service to the Isle of Wight. Hovertravel operate a route between Southsea (by Portsmouth) and Ryde.

Hovertravel have very frequent sailings, every half an hour each way during daylight hours, and the crossing takes only 10 minutes.

Ferries to the Isle of Wight - Destination Overview

For many, the Isle of Wight is the quintessential British seaside destination. The island saw a surge in popularity in the Victorian era; Queen Victoria had a holiday residence on the Isle of Wight - as a result of this the Isle of Wight became popular with the aristocrats and celebrities of the day.

The Isle of Wight has attractions that cater for all ages and tastes. Spend the day wandering round Osborne House and gardens, be adventurous at the Blackgang Chine amusement park or simply while away the hours relaxing on one of the island's many beaches.

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	Book your ferry online and a booking reference will be sent to you by email. When you arrive at the port of departure present the booking reference number together with a photo ID and you will be given your ferry tickets.

Discover Isle of Wight

One of the United Kingdom's best treasures is the Isle of Wight, on its south coast. This small island is like Britain but has a lot of Victorian history behind it. Osborne House was one of Queen Victoria's favourite summer houses and as a result, many other Victorian aristocrats and celebrities went to Isle of Wight as a very fashionable place to go for a summer holiday. What could have attracted them were the dramatic yet beautiful cliffs and coastlines to the west of the island and the clear waters of the Isle of Wight beaches that are perfect for a quintessentially British summer family holiday.

Travel to the Isle of Wight

Ferry is really the only way to get to the Isle of Wight from the UK you can find information on timetables, prices and book your Isle of Wight ferry online. Ferries are available with Wightlink and Hovertravel. Hovertravel's hovercraft take only 10 minutes to cross the Solent.

Things to See

For animal lovers, you will be able to see many species of rare bat, red squirrels and dormice that are found nowhere else in the world but on this island. There are also so many other things to see on this fantastic island. Osborne House is one of the main attractions on the Isle of Wight but for more family-orientated activities why not go to Alum Bay and enjoy the beautiful scenery and multi-coloured sands.

Another activity that is bound to entice the kids is Blackgang Chine, a former gorge that you could walk through to get to the sea but has now been turned into a fantastic amusement park that caters for all ages.

Probably the two most famous features about the Isle of Wight are `the Needles' and the island's beaches. `The Needles' are amazing snow-white rock formations that come out of the sea like giant spikes, hence the nickname `the Needles'. The attractive, golden sand of the Isle of Wight's beaches combined with the hot, summer weather make the Isle of Wight the perfect short holiday destination.