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Crossing time is 60 minutes (11.7 miles) Daily departures every 60 minutes March-October and every 90 minutes November-February. Operates 365 days a year. For all types of vehicles. Connecting bus, taxi, and car hire services. From East Cowes it is really easy to get anywhere on the Island by road or by public transport.
May 29, 2024 · Red Funnel senior chief engineer Lewis Gray said the new ships will be designed with the potential for the engines to be replaced at a later date if electric or hydrogen power become viable.
May 21, 2024 · Red Funnel said the problem on the ferry was an issue with its aft voith unit - the propeller driven by the main engine. The two other vehicle ferries on the cross-Solent route, Red Falcon and Red ...
May 8, 2016 · Red Funnel is the original Isle of Wight operator, with nearly 160 years experience of crossing the Solent and the most direct route into the heart of the island. Red Funnel's ferries operate almost every day of the year, on their well-established route between Southampton and East Cowes, the home of world yacht racing.
2 days ago · Our Red Jet Hi-Speed service is the fastest way for foot passengers to cross the Solent from Southampton to the Isle of Wight. This fast catamaran is ideal for business and leisure trips to Cowes and the Isle of Wight, with crossing times from just 28 minutes. Regular departures sail from our West Cowes, Isle of Wight and T2, Southampton ...
Floating Bridge: Operates between West and East Cowes 7 days a week. Carries passengers (£1 return) and vehicles up to large vans, minibuses and pick-ups. Only 12 minute walk from Red Funnel's West Cowes terminal, 2 minute walk from the East Cowes terminal. Allow 15-20 minutes to cross.
5 days ago · Meet Our Fleet. Our three Raptor Class Ro-Pax ferries service our cross-Solent route between Southampton and East Cowes on the Isle of Wight. These vessels are some of the largest ferries to serve the Isle of Wight, each capable of carrying over 200 cars and up to 892 passengers, and each completing an impressive 4,000 sailings each year ...
