10% Off Wightlink Now Valid In 2026 and 2027

Wightlink now offers 10% off all year round with our discount code

Wightlink recently got in touch to say that they were extending our exclusive 10% off discount code (GURU10 via this page) until 25 March 2027. 

When I read the email, I briefly gazed out the window to consider that 2027 couldn't possibly be next year, since it sounds like a distant future with flying cars and robots. After I'd got over this, I looked through the terms and conditions and added it to our list of the latest discount ferry deals.

The 10% off code was previously only valid over winter, so we were delighted that it can now be used all year. Once you combine it with our 10% off Red Funnel deal, you shouldn't really ever be paying full price for the ferry.

Use code GURU10
via this link to save
​10% on Wightlink

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Restrictions of the 10% off Wightlink deal

There are a few dates when you can't use the 10% off code:

• 3 - 6 April (Easter)
• 1 - 4 May (early May Bank Holiday weekend)
• 22 - 25 May (late May Bank Holiday weekend)
• 18 - 22 June (Isle of Wight Festival weekend)
• 28 - 31 August (Bank Holiday weekend)

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Can you find a better Wightlink Discount?

Yes, quite possibly. The 10% deal is a nice and simple one that doesn't require you to jump through hoops or complete a treasure hunt - but there are other offers that might be better for you. For example:

• you can get 20% off if your visit coincides with one of about a dozen throughout the year including the Isle of Wight Walking Festival, Ventnor Fringe Festival and the Classic Motor Show. A lot of these events are free, and I think I'm right in saying that you don't have to provide proof that you will actually be taking part. 
• if you're paying for accommodation then there's a good chance that the owners will be able to get you a bigger discount. The big names can often get you more than 50% off - including Parkdean Resorts, Away Resorts and Warner Leisure. See our guide to accommodation + ferry travel bargain bundles.
• ​various memberships and schemes will get you a 15% discount, including The AA, English Heritage, Blue Badges, Discounts For Teachers (and similar sites for healthcare workers, carers, charity workers).
• Tesco Clubcard tokens can get you 50% off, in a roundabout sort way. You swap the tokens for ferry vouchers, but don't get any change so might end up paying for some of it as cash.
• Railcards get you a third off foot passenger fares, if you can combine it with a train journey and avoid peak times. It's often cheaper to book a short train journey, even if you don't actually use the train part of the journey. Book Lymington (Town) to Yarmouth or Portsmouth Harbour to Ryde Esplanade.

There are also some better options if you travel to or from the Isle of Wight fairly regularly. Anyone with an Isle of Wight residence (including second home owners) can get the Multilink deal for cars, which works out as about £84 return. There's also a version of Multilink for foot passengers, which is available where you live on the Island or mainland. It gets you a discount of about 50%. The exact discount varies depending on how you travel, such as whether you are doing day returns or period returns.