The Hut, Isle of Wight
Are you planning a trip to The Hut at Colwell Bay on the Isle of Wight?
If you are travelling from the mainland, you will need to book a water taxi transfer ,and that’s what we can help with.
Contact us today to check availability for your private Solent Water Taxi to The Hut. We can also arrange your table if required.
Please get in touch to enquire about availability.
Solent Water Taxi to The Hut restaurant.
If you are skippering yourself, you can book a one-day bareboat rental to enjoy lunch at The Hut.
We also offer a Solent Water Taxi to and from The Hut.
Water Taxi, pick up or drop off:
Hamble, Warsash or Lymington £350 one-way, £650 return*.
Cowes, Ocean Village or Hythe £360 one-way, £670 return*.
Gunwharf, Gosport or Port Solent £380 one-way, £690 return*.
Prices are for each RIB which can carry 1-7 people and includes skipper, fuel, VAT and marina fees where applicable.
If your party is larger than 14 people, we will work alongside fellow members of the Professional Charter Association to get your group to The Hut safely. Let us know and we will coordinate this for you.
* For return trips, this rate is based on up to 4 hours in the Hut. If you are staying longer, we reserve the right to charge an additional £115 per hour or part thereof.
What happens on the day?
We will meet you and your party at Hamble Point Marina or pick you up from another Solent marina. Let us know when you book.
Once you’ve had a safety briefing and everyone is in their lifejacket, we will head to The Hut. If time and sea state allow, and you’d like to, we will also take you to The Needles, where you can take photos if you wish.
We will drop you off at Yarmouth Harbour, where you will board The Hut’s funky land transport for a short transfer to the restaurant.
Once you’ve finished your meal at The Hut, you can take land transport back to Yarmouth. Or if running, take The Hut’s tender over to meet your skipper and RIB in the mooring field. We’ll then get you back into lifejackets and take you back to the mainland.
Please note that for safety reasons, we cannot carry intoxicated passengers.
Due to coding and insurance, we can only carry passengers during daylight hours.