Checked offer from Lymington to Yarmouth (Isle of Wight): Ferry, about 0h 40min, from €58. Main companies selling this route on 12Go (checked on November 5, 2026): Wightlink Ferries; main departure point: Lymington Ferry Terminal.
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Companies selling this route on 12Go
Offers listed on 12Go on November 5, 2026 for a departure on November 26, 2026. Timetables and prices change with the date: check them before booking.
| Company | Mode | Departs from | From | Offers |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wightlink Ferries | Ferry | Lymington Ferry Terminal | €58 | 6 |
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Practical tips
Fares on British routes move with the day and time of travel. Booking your e-ticket online in advance helps you avoid last-minute prices, and gives you instant confirmation before you head to the port.
Several ports serve the Solent and the Isle of Wight, and going to the wrong one costs time. Confirm that your ticket says Lymington to Yarmouth before you leave your accommodation or station.
Summer weekends and bank holidays can sell out, especially in good weather. If your dates are flexible, travel midweek or earlier in the day, and book as soon as your plans are fixed.
Coming from London, check which station your train leaves from before you set off, and pick an advance ticket rather than a walk-up fare. Leave a generous buffer so a late train does not make you miss the sailing.
Save your e-ticket on your phone and keep a screenshot in case of weak signal at the port. Arrive in good time for check-in, and carry your luggage so it is easy to board.
The journey experience
Lymington to Yarmouth is the short sea hop from the Hampshire coast to the Isle of Wight, and the ferry is the way to do it. There is no coach-versus-train-versus-flight puzzle to solve here: you board at Lymington, cross the Solent and step off in Yarmouth. The comparison table on this page shows the crossing time and price range at a glance.
The crossing is calm and straightforward. You can sit in the indoor lounge or head out on deck for views of the Solent and the Isle of Wight coastline as you approach Yarmouth. Many independent travellers cross as foot passengers, which keeps things simple. If you are travelling with a bike or a vehicle, check the options when you book. To reach Lymington without a car, a train from London to Brockenhurst followed by the local branch line is a common route.
British fares can shift with the day, the hour and how early you book, and summer weekends and bank holidays fill up fast. Book your e-ticket online ahead of time, double-check that your departure port is Lymington and not another Solent port, and arrive with a comfortable margin before sailing. Do that and you will avoid the usual stress.
Frequently asked questions — Lymington → Yarmouth (Isle of Wight)
The crossing takes about 40 to 50 minutes. That is the time on the water, so allow extra time to reach the port, check in and board. If you are connecting from a train, leave a comfortable buffer so a small delay does not make you miss your sailing.
Fares start from €58 and typically go up to €59 for this crossing. Prices can vary with the date and time of travel, so check the live price on this page. Booking online ahead of time is the best way to secure your preferred sailing.
The ferry is the transport option for this route. It links the Hampshire coast directly with the Isle of Wight across the Solent, so you do not need to combine several modes. You board in Lymington and arrive in Yarmouth, ready to continue your island trip.
The ferry leaves from the ferry terminal in Lymington, on the Hampshire coast, and arrives at Yarmouth on the western side of the Isle of Wight. Make sure your booking shows Lymington as the departure point, since other ports serve the island on different routes.
A common route is a train from London to Brockenhurst, then the local branch line to Lymington, which brings you close to the ferry terminal. Check which London station your train leaves from, and book an advance ticket where possible to avoid expensive walk-up fares.
Why visit Yarmouth (Isle of Wight)?
- ✓ Walk the Yarmouth Pier, the 1876 Victorian timber pier jutting into the Solent beside the harbour
- ✓ Explore Yarmouth Castle, Henry VIII's 1547 coastal fort with sea-view ramparts and a small museum
- ✓ Take the Yarmouth–Lymington ferry to the mainland, or cross over for an afternoon on the New Forest side
- ✓ Cycle the Yar Estuary and the Freshwater Causeway path on the former railway line towards Freshwater and the Needles
- ✓ Dine on fresh local seafood in the harbourside pubs and watch yachts at one of the Solent's top sailing havens
When to visit Yarmouth (Isle of Wight)?
TEMPERATE OCEANIC CLIMATE
May to September — mild, sunniest weather, ideal for sailing, walking and ferry crossings
What to do in Yarmouth (Isle of Wight)?
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How long to visit Yarmouth (Isle of Wight)?
Yarmouth is compact: a day trip covers the castle, the pier and the harbour, but a weekend of 2 days is ideal. With 2-3 days you can add The Needles, Freshwater Bay, the Yar estuary cycle path and a sailing or kayak outing. Book the Lymington ferry ahead in summer and bring a waterproof layer whatever the season.
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