Portsmouth Ferry Port

Portsmouth port is situated on the south coast of England and offers ferries to France, Spain, the Channel Islands and the Isle of Wight

Portsmouth has traditionally been the 'second choice' for people wanting to travel to France but not go via the shorter Dover-Calais route. Today, it still represents a great choice of departure port, especially as all ferries to and from Portsmouth can be booked online via AFerry.co.uk.

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Portsmouth Ferry Times & Sailing Information

Timetables

Frequency

Duration

Company

Portsmouth - Cherbourg

up to 2 crossings per day

3hrs

Portsmouth - Bilbao

up to 2 crossings per week

from 1 day

Portsmouth - Cherbourg

Infrequent crossings

5hrs 30mins

Portsmouth - Caen

up to 4 crossings per day

from 3hrs 30mins

Portsmouth - Le Havre

up to 7 crossings per week

8hrs

Portsmouth - Fishbourne

up to 44 crossings per day

40mins

Portsmouth - Guernsey

up to 6 crossings per week

7hrs

Portsmouth - Jersey

up to 6 crossings per week

10hrs 40mins

Portsmouth - St Malo

up to 7 crossings per week

11hrs

Portsmouth - Santander

up to 3 crossings per week

from 1 day

Portsmouth port facilities

Portsmouth has more facilities than you can shake a stick at, including terminal shops, restaurants, cafes and toilets. There is full disabled access throughout the terminal.

Getting to Portsmouth

Portsmouth can be easily accessed from London via the M3 and M27. There are also regular trains to and from Portsmouth. Remember to allow extra time if you are going to be travelling during rush hour.

About Portsmouth

Portsmouth is Britain's only island city, situated on the Portsea Island. The docklands area of Portsmouth have long been important for the Royal Navy (and, incidentally, home to the world's oldest dry dock) and there are a variety our walking and boat tours which will give you an insight into the city's past. The waterfront has recieved much needed renovation in the last decade. One result is the Spinnaker Tower which can be clearly viewed as you enter the port.