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2025 sailings at 2024 prices

2025 sailings at 2024 prices

We’ll be announcing our Isle of Wight Festival early bird deal in the coming days. 2025 sailings booked through holiday partners, such as Parkdean Resorts, will be available at a later date.

Our 2025 timetables are out now and, for a limited time, we’re locking them in at 2024 prices.

So whatever next year has in store for you – day trips to see the family, cultural holidays or a week-long seaside retreat – be the early bird and save on your cross-Solent ferry travel.

But hurry – prices will be frozen until 31 October 2024, so make sure to secure your seat on board soon.

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Your 2025 timetables

Next year, we’ll operate over 39,000 crossings across our three routes. You’re able to view the 2025 sailing times right now using our interactive live timetable – simply select the route, journey type and dates of travel and you’ll see which sailings are available on your chosen days.

As always, we recommend booking early to secure your sailing at the best possible price.

Key takeaways

On our Lymington - Yarmouth route, we're adding more daytime sailings on the busiest days of the year by extending our three boat service. This will mean more spaces on board for those of you with Multilink Vehicle Passes.
Between Portsmouth and Fishbourne, we'll be running an additional round-trip on Wednesdays between 2 April and 26 November 2025.
We'll continue to run an average of 36 crossings per day on our Portsmouth Harbour - Ryde Pier Head FastCat route.

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Flexibility with our Standard tickets

We know that plans can change, especially when you’re making ferry bookings a year in advance. That’s why we recommend picking our Standard vehicle ticket.

Our most flexible ticket, you can get a refund up until 24 hours before your sailing departs as well as free amendments online, over the phone and at our ports.

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The ultimate 2025 getaway destination

In 2025, discover the unique allure of the Isle of Wight. From golden sandy beaches and world-renowned music festivals to captivating attractions, steeped in history and culture.

Follow the links below to find out why the Island is one of the best UK staycation destinations.

Places to stay

From boutique hotel stays to unique glamping getaways, you’re spoiled for choice when it comes to picking a place to stay on the Isle of Wight.

Uncover the Island’s best accommodation

Accommodation on the Isle of Wight

Island attractions and places to visit

What do Queen Victoria’s holiday home, a King’s prison and the UK’s oldest family theme park have in common? You’ll find them all on the Isle of Wight.

Explore the Island’s unique mix of attractions

Attractions on the Isle of Wight

Sandy beach and blue skies at Whitecliff Bay Holiday Park, Isle of Wight.

More Island inspiration

You’ll find all sorts of inspiration for your next visit to the Isle of Wight over on our blog. From ice creams to animal adventures, get the lowdown on everything the Island has to offer.

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Getting to the Isle of Wight

Take your pick from three convenient cross-Solent routes and let us whisk you across to the Island, with crossing times from just 22 minutes.

All our ferries have spacious lounges and outdoor sun decks, so you can relax and take in the stunning views. And if you want to grab a bite to eat and something to drink, you can sample a taste of the Isle of Wight before you’ve even hit its shores, with our Wight Taste cafés stocking a range of locally-sourced snacks and hot beverages.

Book your 2025 sailings at 2024 prices