Looking for a quick UK getaway from £14? Ferry crossings to the Isle of Wight take as little as 22 minutes, making it one of the easiest and most flexible short breaks by sea.
Compare ferry tickets and choose from frequent sailings to plan a simple and stress-free trip at a time that suits you.
📌 Ferry crossings to the Isle of Wight
✔ Prices :
- From £14 one way (foot passengers)
- From £42 one way off-peak (cars, including driver)
✔ Crossing time : from 22 to 60 minutes depending on the route
✔ Sailings : up to 651 per week
✔ Operators : Wightlink and Red Funnel
You can compare ferry tickets and ferry crossings to the Isle of Wight in one place with AFerry. Book your ferry tickets quickly and travel with confidence.
📍 Routes from the UK to the Isle of Wight
- Southampton → East Cowes
- Southampton → West Cowes
- Portsmouth → Fishbourne
- Portsmouth → Ryde
- Lymington → Yarmouth
❓ Frequently asked questions about this offer
1. What is the fastest way to reach the Isle of Wight by ferry?
The fastest crossing is from Portsmouth to Ryde, with a journey time of around 22 minutes.
2. Which ferry routes are available for a short break?
You can travel from Southampton, Portsmouth, and Lymington to several ports on the island, depending on your preferred route and schedule.
3. Can I take my car on the ferry?
Yes, cars, motorcycles, and bicycles are accepted on most routes.
4. Are Isle of Wight ferries frequent?
Yes, there are up to 651 sailings per week, giving you flexibility when planning your trip.
5. How can I find the best ferry prices?
Booking in advance and choosing mid-week or off-peak sailings usually helps you find better fares.
6. Do all Isle of Wight ferry routes allow cars?
No, some routes are for foot passengers only. Crossings such as Southampton to West Cowes and Portsmouth to Ryde are foot passenger-only services, while routes like Southampton to East Cowes, Portsmouth to Fishbourne and Lymington to Yarmouth accept cars.
Terms and Conditions
Prices are based on recent searches on the AFerry website and may vary depending on travel dates, route, vehicle type and booking conditions; crossings are operated by Wightlink and Red Funnel and are subject to availability; AFerry and the ferry operator may modify these details at any time.
