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Ferry routes from Portsmouth

Portsmouth Port's three terminals are managed by the Channel Cruise Group. Wightlink Ferries, Brittany Ferries, LD Lines, Condor Ferries and P&O Portsmouth operate ferry services to nine port destinations.

Portsmouth to Le Havre ferries

Services to the Port of Le Havre in France are operated by LD Lines. The sailing duration is 5 hours, 30 minutes onboard vessels which navigate during the daytime, while travelling on the overnight service take about 7 hours, 30 minutes.

Le Havre's port facility provides good amenities, featuring a café, convenience store and a tourist information service. The Port of Le Havre is a vital facility, and it provides an excellent gateway to the idyllic Normandy region. It is the country's second most spacious port facility; a deep sea harbour with outstanding accessibility to the hinterland, and the nearest port to Paris, 200kms/322miles south. For more information about the Port of Le Havre, call: +33 2 3274 7331.

Portsmouth to Caen ferries

Brittany Ferries offers a number of daily sailings to the French Port of Caen, with the journey lasting about 6 hours during the daytime and 8 hours on the overnight ferry service. Additionally, there is a high-speed service which has a sailing time of just 3 hours, 45 minutes.

The ferry terminal building in Caen provides amenities including public telephones, a bar and a currency exchange service. There is outstanding wheelchair accessibility across the terminal building, with help in boarding available for passengers with mobility difficulties; passengers are recommended to notify their ferry operator of any special assistance required at the time of booking, to ensure a trouble-free transit through the facility. For more information about the Port of Caen, call: +33 803 828828.

Portsmouth to Bilbao ferries

A twice weekly ferry service between Portsmouth and the Spanish Port of Bilbao is run by P&O Portsmouth. It takes their craft approximately 30 to 35 hours to reach the Spanish port from Portsmouth.

Bilbao terminal is a bustling port in Spain, and it provides good connections into downtown Bilbao, car parking options and outstanding passenger facilities. The ferry terminal building boasts a comfortable and spacious seating area, with a newsagent and a coffee shop. Baby care rooms can be found in the ladies' lavatory, and adapted washrooms for physically handicapped persons are available as well.

Several vending machines offer snacks and hot drinks, while also available in the terminal are public telephones. There's an outlet that is well-stocked with local foods, a selection of excellent red and white wines, and handcrafts, while information for tourists is available at the tourist information counter. For more information about the Port of Bilbao, call: +34 94 4838767.

Portsmouth to St Malo ferries

The route between Portsmouth and St Malo is operated by the French company, Brittany Ferries. This sea voyages lasts approximately 9 hours when travelling on the day service and 12 hours onboard the night service.

St Malo Port is one of the most pivotal facilities in France and it handles around one million passengers annually. The terminal building provides baby-changing amenities, a car park, a café, showers, a small newspaper/gift shop and a tourist information service.

St Malo Port is exceptionally positioned at the middle of the Atlantic Arc. This stunning historical town is an ideal base from where to commence exploring Western France's further delights, with links at hand from Poole, Portsmouth, Weymouth and the Channel Islands. For more information about the Port of Saint Malo, call: +33 2 9981 6590.

Portsmouth to Cherbourg ferries

Brittany Ferries operates daily sea voyages to Cherbourg in France, with a travel time of about 3 hours on the fast service. Their conventional craft takes 5 hours during day and about 8 hours at night. At Cherbourg ferry terminal, you will find a baby care facility, public telephones, a bar, showers, a currency exchange service, a souvenir shop and a car park.

The Port of Cherbourg is a popular point of entry to the region of Normandy and offers one of the Western Channel's shortest navigations. Cherbourg is a historical town, with numerous English links, as well as being a chief yachting centre, naval base, fishing port and ship construction centre. It has a reputation as a very busy fishing port, with a large number of outstanding fish restaurants serving mouth-watering local cuisine. For more information about the Port of Cherbourg, call: +33 2 3387 6570.

Portsmouth to Guernsey ferries

Condor Ferries offers ferry sailings to St Peter Port in Guernsey, which operate from Mondays to Saturdays, and the voyage lasts approximately 6 hours, 30 minutes. St Peter Port is a tiny port; however, it provides passenger facilities such as showers, public telephones and a number of car parking spaces available for travellers.

Guernsey's ferry terminal building is located a stone's throw from St Peter Port's heart. The area boasts plenty of restaurants and shops. In addition, there are also several shopping facilities available onboard a large number of the crafts which cross the Channel. The library in the town provides internet amenities. For more information about the Port of Guernsey (St Peter Port), call: +44 1481 720 229.

Portsmouth to Jersey ferries

Condor Ferries operates a service to the Port of St Helier in Jersey. It takes their ship about 10 hours to complete the Portsmouth-Jersey route. The service is available every day of the week, with the exception of Sundays.

St Helier Port is a new and modern facility, but passenger facilities aren't extensive and the terminal only provides basic features such as public telephones, car parking spaces and toilets. The principal Channel Island is Jersey, with its historical capital St Helier, the famed Jersey Zoo and a number of gorgeous beaches and laid-back resorts. Regular ferry services link Jersey with ports in England, France and Guernsey. For more information about the Port of Jersey (St Helier Port), call: +44 1534 885588.

Portsmouth to Fishbourne ferries

Wightlink Ferries runs a ferry service between the Port of Portsmouth and Fishbourne, which is situated on the Isle of Wight. Services are operated several times a day and the service lasts approximately 35 minutes. The town of Fishbourne lies just west of Ryde. Its port is tiny, but it provides car parking options and good connections to other nearby towns.

Portsmouth to Ryde ferries

Wightlink Ferries also operates several sailings per day to Ryde on the Isle of Wight, with a sailing duration of only 15 minutes. Currently, you can navigate from Ryde ferry port to Portsmouth by a 400-seater catamaran. The Port of Ryde has a good transportation infrastructure and a car park facility for both short-duration and long-term duration parking.