The Port Of Yarmouth
Yarmouth is situated on the Isle of Wight and is an idyllic yachting, ferry and fishing port, widely reputed as one of the south coast's jewels. The deep water harbour still has its old-world ambience.
It is a small town and the harbour dominates with its all year round patronage and popularity with yachtsmen. It also acts as the gateway to the island, with the shortest car ferry crossing from the Solent, Wightlink's service from Yarmouth to Lymington takes around 30 minutes.
The port was famous for many years because of its base in the herring industry. Although most have been converted, there are still many old smokehouses in existence around the port. The town is well stocked for chandlery and provisions, and visitors will find plenty of accommodation options, restaurants and cafe's on offer.
Yarmouth Ferry Port & Harbour Services
The Yarmouth Harbour Office, on the South Quay, offers unrivalled laundry and shower amenities, ice and gas, and Harbour staff are always on hand if you need any assistance.
The terminal is fairly limited with a ticket office, toilets and payphones.
Wightlink operate up to 18 daily ferry crossings from Yarmouth to Lymington. The trip suitable for both foot passengers or cars and freight crosses the Solent and takes just 30 minutes. It is served by three ferries, Wight Sky, Wight Light and Wight Sun.
On board choose to relax in their lounges, bar or café.
Car parking is available just 100 metres from the ferry terminal. It is a Pay & Display car park operated by the Council.
Check the crrent Yarmouth timetables and then book online with immediate confirmation with Ferryonline.