Yarmouth, the arrival point for Wightlink's Lymington ferry crossing, connects to Newport via a direct bus route from the town's bus station on Bridge Road, close to the port.
Bus Route 7
Southern Vectis route 7 runs to and from Yarmouth Bus Station, connecting with the Isle of Wight bus interchange in Newport, where you can pick up onward connections to all parts of the island.
Where to Catch It
Yarmouth Bus Station on Bridge Road is close enough to the Wightlink ferry terminal that the connection is genuinely walkable, meaning foot passengers arriving from Lymington don't need a taxi to reach the bus route onward.
Ticket Options
For a single trip to Newport, a standard fare is fine, but a Southern Vectis Rover ticket is worth considering if you're planning to explore multiple towns from Newport's interchange in the same day.
Combining With the Round the Island Cycle Route
Yarmouth is also one of the most convenient starting points for the Round the Island cycle route, since the route passes directly through the town — worth knowing if you're arriving with a bike rather than heading straight to Newport.
Best For
Foot passengers arriving at Yarmouth via the Lymington ferry who want to reach Newport or connect onward to the rest of the island's bus network.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you get from Yarmouth to Newport without a car?
Southern Vectis bus route 7 runs directly from Yarmouth Bus Station to Newport's central bus interchange, where you can connect to routes covering the rest of the island.
Is Yarmouth Bus Station close to the ferry terminal?
Yes, it's on Bridge Road close to the port, making it an easy walk for foot passengers arriving on the Wightlink Lymington ferry.
Can you start the Round the Island cycle route from Yarmouth?
Yes, Yarmouth is one of the most convenient starting points, since the route passes directly through the town.
Related: Southern Vectis Rover tickets · Cycling Round the Island route · Wightlink vs Red Funnel
