Three Forts Cruise
An afternoon cruise taking in No Man’s Land, Spitbank and Horse Sand forts, designed and built in the 19th century by Lord Palmerston to protect the eastern approaches to Portsmouth Harbour.
Coffee, tea, soft drinks and snacks (biscuits, chocolate etc) can be purchased on board, or bring your own picnic. (Due to the terms of our alcohol licence, only alcohol purchased on board is permissible for consumption).
We will also proudly be serving craft beer from local brewing company Powder Monkey.
Dates:
- Wednesday 7 August
- Wednesday 21 August
Times:
- Departs 11.30 hours
- Return 14.00 hours
Price:
- Adult £15.00
- Child £7.50
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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.
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.
There are taxi ranks at the Gosport ferry terminal and the Hard Interchange adjacent to Portsmouth Harbour train station.
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.
Ferry Running Times
Good Service / Every 15 Mins
- Monday: 05:30 – 00:00
- Tuesday: 05:30 – 00:00
- Wednesday: 05:30 – 00:00
- Thursday: 05:30 – 00:00
- Friday: 05:30 – 00:00
- Saturday: 05:30 – 00:00
- Sunday: 05:30 – 00:00
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