As the cost of living continues to rise, Red Funnel have introduced an Island Residents Travel Offer, providing 15 per cent off vehicle ferry travel for everyone living on the Isle of Wight.
Available now, the Island Residents Travel Offer can be used on any Red Funnel vehicle ferry crossing from East Cowes to Southampton. Use the offer as many times as you like, with no restrictions on the time, date or duration of your trip to the mainland, for travel until the end of 2022.
15 per cent off
Travel any time of year and any time of day, whether it be a weekday, weekend or a school or Bank Holiday and benefit from 15 per cent off your Red Funnel ferry travel from the Isle of Wight.
The Island Resident offer is valid for most vehicle types, whether heading across to Southampton by car, van, motorbike or motorhome and is ideal for commuters, mainland days out, shopping trips and heading off on holiday.
Red Funnel Big Book of Savings
Alongside this offer, Islanders can still look forward to regular discounts through the post with the Red Funnel Big Book of Savings – next landing on your doorstep this July.
While you can still make great one off savings with the Big Book, the Island Residents Travel Offer provides a more flexible way to save and with multiple use for anyone living on the Isle of Wight, with no codes and no faff.
Simply visit the Red Funnel website and search ‘Island Resident Offer’ for more details or tap here to book and save: redfunnel.co.uk/island-resident-travel-offer.
More Ways to Save with Red Funnel
- Book as far in advance as possible – our fares increase the busier a sailing becomes, so you’ll almost always pay more if booking at the last minute
- If you can, be flexible with your travel plans. You can often save significantly on fares if you avoid the busiest sailing times and dates
- If you’re travelling in the next couple of months, always check the latest Big Book of Savings before booking. There may be a better value offer available in the short-term
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