Ferry from Portsmouth to Fishbourne (Isle of Wight)
Overview
The pretty journey across the Solent on one of Wightlink's comfortable ferries takes only 40 minutes, and most of them come with a full range of ameneties: shops, cafés, lounges and viewing decks.
Itinerary
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Sample itinerary: Take a 1000 ferry from Portsmouth and you'll arrive on the Isle of Wight at 1040.
Price: From £7.90 each way
Book your ferry ticket from Portsmouth to Fishbourne
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| How to travel to the port: | The easiest way for foot passengers to reach the port is to take the train to Portsmouth Harbour and then walk to the adjacent terminal building. You can also take a train to Portsmouth & Southsea station and change for services on to the harbour, or take a quick taxi. Portsmouth's railway stations are served by numerous trains from destinations across the UK, including direct trains from London, Brighton and Southampton. Portsmouth Isle of Wight Ferry Terminal facilities: Refreshments, toilets, disabled access; located next to the Gunwharf Quays complex with shops, eateries, etc |
Transfer time: Allow 20 minutes
Book a hotel in Portsmouth or Southsea
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| The Ferry Crossing: | Portsmouth to Fishbourne Ferries depart around the clock, seven days a week, sometimes up to every half an hour. |
Frequency of service: Up to 37 services a day, every half an hour at peak times
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Wightlink Journey time: 40 minutes
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| Onward travel from the port: | Welcome to Fishbourne. From the port it is a 10 to 15 minute walk up Fishbourne Lane to the bus stop, where you can take the number 4 (to East Cowes or Ryde) or number 9 (to Newport or Ryde) bus services. Ryde and Newport are transport hubs where you can connect for onward travel around the island. With a sunny, balmy climate by UK standards, and mile after a mile of lovely coast, the Isle of Wight has long been a popular summer holiday spot, and it still retains a traditional, friendly feel in its charming seaside towns and villages. Check out this guide to the island's beaches, including the beautiful and secluded Luccombe Beach, perfect for a real escape. The Island is also home to the UK's first dedicated dinosaur museum, befitting its status as a fossil hotspot, and you can check out a range of green holidays on the Isle of Wight here. |
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Your route to Fishbourne (Isle of Wight)
The lines on the map are for illustrative purposes only - they don't show the exact route taken by the ferry.
