We hope you’re looking forward to your upcoming Isle of Wight holiday with Parkdean Resorts.
Here at Wightlink, we’re all set to whisk you across the Solent on one of spacious ferries, with routes linking Hampshire on the mainland with three ports on the Island.
All you need to do is book your ferry. As a Parkdean Resorts holiday-goer, you’ll save money on your crossing by using the link below.
Follow the link below and start filling in the details for the crossings you need for your holiday.
Continue through the stages – your discount will be applied automatically, so there’s no need to enter a promo code. However, you’ll need to enter your holiday reference number to complete the booking so please have this ready and do let us know your registration number if you can.
You’re welcome to call on 02392 855260 us to secure your crossings, too, but please note that bookings made over the phone are subject to a booking fee.
Whether you’re bringing your vehicle, a motorcycle or travelling on foot, you get a fixed, discounted price when you book a ferry for your Parkdean Resorts holiday.
Below, you can see our price list covering up to 4 January 2026.
No single journeys can be booked, only returns. Vans or commercial vehicles over five metres long can’t be booked.
All vehicle prices include up to six passengers while a motorcycle is the rider plus one passenger. Additional supplements apply if there are more than seven people in a vehicle. All bookings are subject to availability.
Take your pick from three conveniently-located ferry routes connecting Hampshire with the Isle of Wight. Our Portsmouth – Fishbourne route is ideal if you’re visiting Nodes Point, Landguard or Lower Hyde, each within half an hour’s drive from our port.
Lymington – Yarmouth is perfect for Thorness Bay and if you’re coming over to the Island on foot, our Portsmouth Harbour – Ryde Pier Head FastCat route will get you across the Solent in just 22 minutes.
Portsmouth – Fishbourne
Portsmouth Harbour – Ryde
Lymington – Yarmouth
If you’ve never travelled on a ferry before, you might not know what to expect when you turn up at one of our ports. How and where do you check in? If you’re bringing a car, how do get it on the ferry? What do you do if you want to bring your dog?
We want to make your Isle of Wight ferry travel as easy as possible, so we’ve put together some handy ‘how to’ guides for ferry travel on foot, by car, with your pet and with children.
We’re here to help when you need it, so if you have a disability, reduced mobility or just need some extra help, you can rely on us.
Once you’ve made your booking, please let us know how we can help as soon as possible, but no later than 48 hours before you travel. Find out the ways in which we can help on our Accessible Travel page.