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How To Get To East Cowes Ferry Port

  • Cowes Ferry Port by Car

    Cowes features 2 ferry terminals separated by the river Medina. East Cowes terminal (vehicle ferry services from Southampton) is at Trinity Road, PO32 6RF while West Cowes terminal (Red Jet Hi-Speed foot passenger services from Southampton) is in Fountain Yard, PO31 7AR. A floating bridge (passengers & non-freight vehicles) connects East and West Cowes, avoiding an approximate 30-40 minute journey by road.

  • Cowes Ferry Port by Taxi

    There is a taxi rank in Fountain Yard (tel. 0800 043 6343) just outside the entrance to Red Funnel's West Cowes terminal. Allow 15-20 minutes for a journey between West Cowes and Newport. At East Cowes, taxis drop-off and pick-up just outside the terminal entrance.

  • Cowes Ferry Port Address

    East Cowes Terminal - Trinity Road,East Cowes,Isle of Wight,PO32 6RF

    West Cowes Terminal - Fountain Yard,West Cowes,Isle of Wight,PO31 7AR

  • East Cowes Accommodation

    If you’re looking to spend a night at or near East Cowes Ferry port before or after your trip or if you are looking for accommodation for your entire stay, please visit our East Cowes Accommodation page for the best accommodation prices and one of the largest selections available online!

East Cowes Ferry Services

East Cowes Guide

East Cowes Ferry Port

Famed for its world famous yachting scene, Cowes Port has become a globally acknowledged centre of boat-building. Found on the northern coast of the Isle of Wight, Cowes Port is one of the smaller towns of the island, though possibly the most widely recognised due to its hugely popular yachting and royal connections. Also known as the ‘Floating Bridge’, Cowes Chain Ferry carries foot passengers and vehicles on the short crossing to East Cowes, across the narrow mouth of the fast flowing River Medina. The ferry route runs frequently throughout the day, beginning very early in the morning and running till late in the evening. The harbour has created several jobs around the town, contributing in excess of £25 million worth of revenue to the local economy.

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