Ferries

Being landlocked, there are no ferry ports within the area itself. The ports at Portsmouth and Southampton however both lie within an hours drive of Salisbury, providing sea routes to mainland Europe, the Channel Isles and the Isle of Wight.

Southampton Passenger Ferry Port

One of the UK's busiest deep-water ports, Southampton is the UK's leading vehicle-handling port and has long been the UK's principal cruise port.

Excellent motorway connections linking the port to London and the rest of the UK Passenger ferries to Europe 23 miles from Salisbury via A33, M271, M27 & A36

Portsmouth Southsea

Porstsmouth is the second busiest hovercraft and ferry port in the UK, with crossings to 9 locations in France, Spain, the Channel Islands and the Isle of Wight.

Handles cruise ships and freighters as well as luxury cruise ferries and fast craft Passenger ferries travel to France, Spain and the Channel Islands 44 miles from Salisbury, approximately 1 hour drive via A36, M275, M27 & A339