Gosport Police Station

Single (but a return really) is £2.80, £10.50 for 10 trips (which is 5 trips each way), not cheap. However it is the quickest, convenient way to reach Portsmouth, Gunwharf Quays & the train station. 2 ferries run at peak times, 1 at non peak times. The lads are always helpful & friendly.
They do trips over to the Isle of Wight, Up the Hamble river, Cowes week, themed disco nights & others.

this is severley expensive for what it is, a 2 minute ride. it is an essential part of the link however, as cuts congestion on the m27 and A-​road out of gosport, but it seriously needs a good investor and decent revamp. it will make its money back easily as it is immensly popular due its convenience factor. overall good for speed, bad for money value (yeah 2.50 isnt the earth but it gets costly if you commute etc)

The Gosport ferry runs between Portsmouth and Gosport. It’s a trip that only takes a few minutes, but it’s an essential transport link.
The ferry’s been in operation for 125 years. In the post there’s been talk of putting a tunnel under the harbour, but the Gostport ferry had always remained our reliable way of getting across.
It runs from 5.30 in the morning all day through to midnight, 364 days a year. Trips are rarely cancelled, only when the weather is too severe to get across. It goes round every 7.5 or 15 minutes depending on the time of day — don’t think anything can beat that!
You can take your bikes on, and as you’d expect it’s also easy if you’re in a wheel chair or have a buggy. In Fact the kids love sitting outside (even when it’s a bit parky)! It cost’s £2.20 + 80p if you’ve got a bike, if you cross every day for work, then the season tickets are cheaper.