Explore Things to do in Gosport

Gosport blends maritime heritage with contemporary local life, reflecting its long association with the Royal Navy while evolving as a residential community. This section guides you to daily activity across the peninsula, from quieter corners to more active spots. Take advantage of the Gosport Ferry Service, a daily connection to Portsmouth and attractions like Gunwharf Quays and the Mary Rose. Experience the varied pace of life, whether you prefer the coastal expanses of Stokes Bay, popular with families, or the independent character of Lee-on-the-Solent. Hardway provides a glimpse into Gosport’s connection to the water. A walk along the Millennium Path, accessible year-round, offers harbour views. Rowner and Alver Valley provide access to green space, and the Royal Naval Hospital Haslar reminds you of the town's naval past. The annual Historic Sites Open Day offers a unique opportunity to explore Priddy's Hard and understand Gosport's role in naval defence. From local events like the Gosport Proms Festival to year-round activities such as walking the Millennium Path, this directory provides a clear overview. Consider a boat tour of the harbour, a recurring event offering views of the Solent Forts and naval vessels. Listings are updated daily, ensuring current information. It’s a simple look at what makes Gosport unique. Harbour tours on the Gosport Ferry, operating during the summer months, are another way to appreciate the maritime environment. The underwater bridge inspection program subtly reinforces the town's maritime identity.