Travel Connections
Our Portsea pontoon is right next to Portsmouth Harbour station, with its regular services to London, Brighton and Wales and the West Country.
Our joint bus and ferry tickets provide great value, flexible travel options for passengers combining a ferry crossing with bus travel to Portsmouth city centre or local hospitals.
The City Card ticket gives joint travel on the ferry and any First Bus service in Portsmouth (within an area bounded by North End, Copnor Bridge, St Mary’s Hospital, Eastney, South Parade Pier, Palmerston Road and The Hard).
We also offer a combined ferry and Stagecoach bus ticket for local people visiting Queen Alexandra Hospital.
Where is the ferry terminal?
The Gosport terminal is located at South Street, next to the bus station and close to the High Street. On the Portsmouth side, the ferry pontoon is at Portsmouth Harbour, next to the train station.
Is there parking at the terminal?
The nearest car park is next to the bus station at Gosport. For details of all car parks in Gosport, go to www.gosport.gov.uk. There is also car parking within a short walk of the Portsmouth Harbour pontoon, at Gunwharf Quays and Queen Street – for details of car parking in Portsmouth, go to www.portsmouth.romanse.org.uk and click parking on the right. Click here to see further details of parking and transport links.
Is there a taxi rank nearby?
There are taxi ranks at the Gosport ferry terminal and the Hard Interchange adjacent to Portsmouth Harbour train station.
How close is the terminal to bus and rail connections?
The ferry terminal is adjacent to the bus station at Gosport and the Portsea pontoon is right by the Portsmouth Harbour train station. The main bus terminal at The Hard interchange in Portsmouth is also close by.
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15 mins
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