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Ferry routes from Jersey

Jersey provides five ferry crossings, three navigating to and from the UK mainland, one to Guernsey, and one to St Malo in France. Condor Ferries runs the majority of the sailings, while the seasonal St Malo service is shared with Emeraude Jersey Ferries.

Jersey to St Malo ferries

Of all the routes, Jersey to St Malo is the busiest service, with five return sailings every day. The seasonal service is operated by both Emeraude Jersey Ferries and Condor Ferries. It takes the fast crafts just 1 hour, 15 minutes to reach St Malo from Jersey. St Malo is located in the French region of Brittany. Over one million passengers pass through the Port of St Malo annually. There are two terminals providing extensive amenities such as shops and café's, currency exchange service and ATMs. The fabulous granite-walled town attracts many tourists with its ancient ambience, superb beaches and spectacular scenery, making it one of the most popular holiday destinations in Brittany.

Jersey to Guernsey ferries

Condor Ferries is the sole company operating the busy Jersey to Guernsey service, with two sailings per day aboard a high-speed catamaran with a crossing time of just one hour. The Port of Guernsey is situated in St Peter Port which is the attractive capital of the island. Facilities at the port include café's, shops and a currency exchange service. Guernsey has a pleasant climate and boasts unspoilt golden beaches.

Jersey to Weymouth ferries

There is one return sailing available to Weymouth. The duration of the voyage is approximately three hours, 50 minutes. Condor Ferries operates this fast service. Weymouth is situated on England's south coast west of Poole. Facilities at Weymouth Port aren't extensive, with a little shop that sells light snacks. Weymouth is a seaside town and one of Britain's premier resorts. The town has a fabulous beach, excellent restaurants and a wonderful surrounding countryside.

Jersey to Poole ferries

Condor Ferries provides two return sailings to Poole. A fast craft operates the route with a sailing time of approximately two hours, 45 minutes. The service to Poole is only available between March and November. The Port of Poole is positioned on England's south coast in Dorset and is one of the globe's largest natural harbours. The port provides outstanding passenger amenities featuring a currency exchange service, a left luggage service, a summer cafe serving meals and beverages and ATMs. Poole is a popular summer vacation destination. The town boasts superb Sandbank beaches which offer plenty of activities including windsurfing, volleyball, bathing and barbecues in the evening.

Jersey to Portsmouth ferries

A Condor Ferries conventional vessel operates the seasonal route to Portsmouth. There are six weekly crossings available. The duration of the sea voyage is approximately nine hours. The Port of Portsmouth provides outstanding passenger facilities including currency exchange services, ATMs, a gift shop, newsagent, tourist centre and information counter and many outlets and dining establishments. Portsmouth's castles, forts, museums and historic ships combined with the city's Southsea resort create one of the finest holiday destinations in which to explore the ambience and heritage of maritime England.