Jersey Ferry Port St Helier
Ferry passengers sailing to Jersey will arrive at St Hellier which is the main port of Jersey. Jersey is the largest of the Channel Islands it is only 14 miles from France. Jersey's port is situated in the capital, St Helier on St Aubin's Bay at the island's southern end. Travelling by ferry gives you the opportunity to reach the island by car from several destinations.
The island forms part of the Duchy of Normandy still attached to the British Crown. It is popular with tourists who enjoy the scenery with its 45 miles of rugged coastline, dramatic cliffs and stunning beaches.
It is an island rich in history and still maintains it's own character. It remains an important off shore base for financial institutions.
Jersey is the most southerly of the Islands and has one of the best sunshine records in the British Isles with an all year round mild climate.
Ferry services operate from Jersey to Weymouth, Jersey to Portsmouth and Jersey to Poole, as well as to Guernsey and St Malo.
Jersey Ferries | Services & Facilities
Amenities at the port include restaurants and duty-free shops, toliets, disabled toliets and baby changing facilities. Short and long duration car parks can be found near the terminal.
The terminal is open from 06.00 - 22.30 daily.
The Jersey to Portsmouth passenger and car ferry is a seasonal service with six weekly ferry crossings and a sailing time of nine hours. Condor Ferries operates this service in the summer months until November.
Condor Ferries also operates a high-speed sailing between Jersey and Poole, with two daily journeys and a crossing time of 2 hours, 45 minutes. This is a seasonal service is also seasonal, only available from March to October.
The one daily fast ferry crossing from Jersey to Weymouth is available all year round. Condor Ferries also runs this service. Duration of the voyage is approximately three hours, 50 minutes.
Jersey to Guernsey services are operated two daily times with a sailing time of just one hour. Condor Ferries also operates a fast service on this route which is available all year round.
The busiest seasonal route is the one from Jersey to St Malo. Condor Ferries offer this route. Between March and October there are up to five daily return voyages with a sailing time of about 1 hour 15 minutes.