Ferry from Lymington to Yarmouth

Is there a ferry from Lymington to Yarmouth?

The Lymington - Yarmouth ferry route is available with up to 16 daily crossings all year round. The route is operated by the ferry company Wightlink.

What’s the ferry schedule from Lymington to Yarmouth?

As of now, the earliest ferry usually departs from the port of Lymington at 05:30 and reaches Yarmouth around 06:10. The latest ferry to Yarmouth normally leaves Lymington at 20:05, reaching the island around 20:45.

How much is the ferry from Lymington to Yarmouth?

Lymington - Yarmouth ferry tickets usually start at around €20. The final ticket cost depends on vehicle selection, discounts and offers.

Offers

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How long is the ferry ride from Lymington to Yarmouth?

The ferry trip from Lymington to Yarmouth lasts from around 1 to 1.5 hr.

Is there a high-speed ferry from Lymington to Yarmouth?

The connections from Lymington to Yarmouth are usually operated by conventional ferries. The fastest ferry to Yarmouth reaches the port in about 40 min.

What’s the distance between Lymington and Yarmouth?

The distance between Lymington and Yarmouth is about 4 nautical miles (around 7 km).

Useful tips for your ferry trip to Yarmouth from Lymington

Take a look at some useful tips for your ferry trip to Yarmouth:

• In the high season, we recommend arriving at the port of Lymington well in advance to avoid delays. The same applies to ferry trips on weekends.
• This is the fastest way to take your vehicle across the Solent.
• If you wish to travel to the Isle of Wight, you can also do so from the port of Portsmouth. Check out the ferry route from Portsmouth to Fishbourne and get ready for your trip.

Where to take the ferry from Lymington to Yarmouth

Ferries to Yarmouth depart regularly from the port of Lymington in England. Lymington ferry port is situated on the Solent, in the New Forest area of Hampshire.

If you’re traveling to Lymington by car from London or the north, the easiest and most scenic route is to take the M27 to Junction 1 (Cadnam/The New Forest) and then follow the A337 through Lyndhurst and Brockenhurst. From the west, the simplest route is the A337 via Christchurch, Highcliffe, New Milton. Alternatively, Lymington Pier station is located very close to the Terminal.

Near the Lymington port area, you will find a few amenities, such as a coffee shop and a car park.

Am I allowed to travel from Lymington to Yarmouth?

Yes, it is possible to travel from Lymington to Yarmouth. Before planning your trip, take a look at the latest updates on Covid-19 and ferry travel on the Isle of Wight, including all the documents required for your journey.

Can I travel on the ferry from Lymington to Yarmouth with a car?

Yes, ferries traveling from Lymington to Yarmouth have car decks, so you can embark your vehicle.

Ferry luggage

On Wightlink ferries there is no official limit to the luggage you can carry. During your ferry trip from Lymington to Yarmouth, you can keep your luggage next to you or in your vehicle.

Good to know: bear in mind that there is no check-in procedure for luggage items.

Cabins

As the trip is pretty short, there are no cabins on the ferry traveling from Lymington to Yarmouth. Alternatively, onboard seating is included in the ticket price.

Pet travel 

Pets are welcome to travel with Wightlink ferries for free. They are only allowed to travel in pet friendly areas. You can also leave them in your vehicle with a window open.

Make sure to carry along all the necessary pet documents and supplies for a smooth trip.

Important: assistance dogs are welcome in all areas of the ferries.

Where can I book cheap ferry tickets from Lymington to Yarmouth?

At the moment, it is not possible to book Lymington - Yarmouth tickets on Ferryhopper. For now, you can check out our Map of ferries and find out all the available connections from/to the Isle of Wight.