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Portsmouth International Port
Type:Boat
Portsmouth
Portsmouth International Port, George Byng Way, Portsmouth, Hampshire, PO2 8SP
Tel: 023 9229 7391
Portsmouth
Tel: 023 9229 7391
Portsmouth International Port is perfectly positioned for ferries, cruise and cargo.
The port is one of the best connected ferry ports with easy access and the most routes to France, Spain and the Channel Islands and offers breathtaking cruise destinations and sailing aboard luxury liners.
The passenger terminal at Portsmouth International Port, opened in May 2011, offers the modern high standards and style of an airport terminal.
If you're looking to stay overnight or just visiting before you go on an exciting adventure, there is plenty to do in Portsmouth.
Shop till you drop in the wonderful Gunwharf Quays or enjoy the incredible views over the city from the top of the nearby Spinnaker Tower.
Don't miss the fantastic HMS Victory, Admiral Lord Nelson's flagship during the Battle of Trafalgar and one of the oldest and best preserved ships in the country.
The M275 motorway runs right to our door. Our postcode for directions is PO2 8SP. Here are some simple route suggestions: From the North and the Midlands: Take the M6 south, merging onto the M42 close to Birmingham then the M40. At junction 10 of the M40, take the A34 south to Winchester, where you join the M3 towards Southampton. Close to Southampton, merge onto the M27 towards Portsmouth, then the M275 clearly signposted for Cross-Channel Ferries. From London: Take the A3 towards Portsmouth, merging onto the M27, then the M275 clearly signposted for Cross-Channel Ferries. From Wales: Take the M4 towards London then close to Newbury take the A34 south to Winchester. At Winchester join the M3 towards Southampton. Close to Southampton, merge onto the M27 towards Portsmouth, then the M275 clearly signposted for Cross-Channel Ferries. From the West Country: Take the A30 from Exeter heading east, then the A30, A35 and A31 past Lyme Regis and Dorchester towards Southampton. Close to Southampton join the M27 towards Portsmouth, then the M275 clearly signposted for Cross-Channel Ferries. - See more at: http://www.portsmouth-port.co.uk/ferry_passengers/how_to_find_us#sthash.3Idmacxj.dpuf
By train: From London Waterloo, London Victoria (via Brighton) and Cardiff (via Salisbury and Bristol) to Portsmouth Harbour and Portsmouth & Southsea train stations.
By coach: Direct services to and from the Port to London Victoria coach station.
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