Travel to Yarmouth by ferry
All road and rail travellers will need to take a ferry to get to Yarmouth from the mainland. There are 15 daily ferries from Lymington for car and foot passengers, with a journey time of 40 minutes.
To see the full timetables and to check prices, visit wightlink.co.uk.
Travel to Yarmouth by road
From the North of England, take the M6 followed by the M40 until Wendlebury where you take the A34 to Winchester. Get on the M3, then merge onto the M27 before exiting to take the A337 to Lymington. Travellers from London can take the M3 from junction 12 on the M25.
We recommend using the AA Route Planner to plan your journey.
Travel to Yarmouth by train
Depending on where you are travelling from, getting to Yarmouth by train can be a quicker and more relaxing option than driving. Journey times from Manchester, Liverpool and Leeds vary from five to six hours, with most routes going via London stations. From London, travellers must change at Brockenhurst in the scenic New Forest National Park before taking a short train to Lymington Pier for the ferry.
For full train schedules and prices, visit nationalrail.co.uk.
Travel to Yarmouth by plane
It is not possible to fly to the Isle of Wight directly. Flights are available from across the UK to nearby regional airports in Southampton and Bournemouth.
For flight times and prices,visit southamptonairport.com or bournemouthairport.com.