Ferryspeed – Shipping to Isle of Wight

Yes. The Isle of Wight is part of England and falls under the county of Hampshire. It is located just off the South Coast, in part of the English Channel known as the Solent.         

Shipping pallets, parcels, and other items to the Isle of Wight from the UK mainland does tend to cost more than shipping the same item domestically. This is due to the additional costs incurred for transportation via ferry. To find out how much it will cost to send your pallet to the Isle of Wight, call us on: 023 9262 7000 or complete our online quote form.

The cost of shipping a pallet from the UK mainland to the Isle of Wight will vary depending on where in the UK it is being collected from, where on the island it is being delivered to, the size of the pallet and how fast it needs to get there. To find out how much it will cost to send your pallet to the Isle of Wight, call us on: 023 9262 7000 or complete our online quote form.

No. The Isle of Wight is part of England, so standard UK taxes apply on the mainland, and there are no additional customs charges between the Isle of Wight and the UK mainland.

No. The Isle of Wight is part of the UK, so it is not necessary to complete a customs declaration.

Yes! We can collect your Isle of Wight freight and transport it via our Portsmouth depot anywhere in the UK, including the Channel Islands.

The Isle of Wight is just 5 miles off the South Coast of England and can be easily reached by ferry from both Portsmouth and Southampton.

The Isle of Wight is a diamond shape and is 22.5 miles from east to west and 13.5 miles from north to south. This means that the longest journey on the island, which is from Bembridge to Alum Bay, can usually be driven in less than an hour.

The population of the Isle of Wight as of 2019, was just under 142,000, which is less than a 50^th of the size of the population of London!