Condor Ferries connects the UK, Channel Islands and France. The carrier is the only company that provides car ferry services to the Channel Islands from the UK mainland. Their modern ferries offer the highest level of comfort and a wide range of services on board. The company has a modern, well-equipped fleet, including conventional and high-speed ferries. Each year, the company transports more than 1 million passengers and 200,000 passenger cars. All Condor ferries have various bars and dining areas. You will find a wide range of self-service cafes and eateries on their fast boats. On regular ferries, you will also find a sit down restaurant. You will also find shops on board your ferries, and the opportunity to choose luxury reclining seats.
Condor ferries connect the ports of Guernsey, Jersey, Saint-Malo, Poole and Portsmouth via 16 ferry routes. And, if you're traveling from the UK, Condor Ferries is the only ferry service that runs to Guernsey and Jersey. So, get ready to pack the necessary things in your car and go to one of our amazing destinations with your family or friends.
See ferries to the Channel Islands from England, to Saint Malo and to the UK from Jersey and Guernsey:
Poole-Guernsey is a daily departure that takes an average of 3 hours aboard the Condor Liberation.
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Pool-Jersey – daily departure, lasting 4 hours and 30 minutes aboard Condor Liberation.
Portsmouth-Guernsey is a daily departure that takes an average of 7 hours aboard a Commodore Clipper.
Portsmouth-Jersey — daily departure (except Sundays), the duration of the trip is 10 hours and 20 minutes aboard the Commodore Clipper.
Poule Saint-Malo is a daily departure, the duration of the trip is 6 hours and 30 minutes aboard the Condor Liberation & Rapide.
Ferry schedules and the number of departures may vary depending on the time of year on some routes. You can book your trip online and in advance. Tickets are available almost a year before the expected departure date. Your adventure to Guernsey, Jersey, Saint Malo or the UK with Condor Ferries only begins from the moment you step aboard one of the ferries. What will it be like on land?
