Ferries to Jersey
Ferries to Jersey
Planning a trip to the beautiful Channel Island of Jersey and wondering how to get there? You’ve come to the right place for guidance on your ferry journey to Jersey. As part of the Channel Islands, Jersey is located near the French coast. You can travel to Jersey by ferry from both France and the UK, and it’s also possible to travel between Jersey and Guernsey by ferry.
Looking for Guernsey crossings? In this guide, you can find information on the ferries to Guernsey
Map with ferry crossings to Jersey
Travelling to Jersey by Ferry
If you're planning to travel to Jersey by ferry, Condor Ferries offers services from St Malo in France, as well as Portsmouth and Poole in the UK.
Ferries also operate between Guernsey and Jersey, providing a direct connection between the two Channel Islands.
For trips to the Channel Islands, located in the English Channel, ferries depart from both the French and UK coasts. The fastest route is from St Malo to Jersey, taking just 1 hour and 25 minutes to reach St Helier. In contrast, ferries from Portsmouth take longer, averaging 10 hours and 20 minutes, with the option to book an overnight crossing.
Jersey is a popular holiday destination for both British and French tourists.
Routes to Jersey
- Poole – Jersey | Condor Ferries – from 4 hours
- St Malo – Jersey | Condor Ferries – from 1h 25 mins
- Portsmouth – Jersey | Condor Ferries – 10 hours 20 min
- Jersey – Guernsey | Condor Ferries – 1 hour
The ferry from France to Jersey departs from St Malo and is in high demand, especially during peak season.
From the UK to Jersey
Ferries to Jersey depart from Poole and Portsmouth in the UK. The journey from Poole takes around 3 to 4 hours with Condor Ferries, while the Portsmouth crossing lasts 10 hours and 20 minutes, usually as a night service.
From St Malo to Jersey
From France, you'll be travelling from the port of St Malo to Jersey. This ferry takes about 1.5 hours, making it the quickest route to the Channel Island.
Ferries from Guernsey to Jersey
Ferries operate between Guernsey and Jersey with crossings in both directions. The Condor Voyager, a fast ferry, takes around 1 hour for the journey, while the conventional ferries from Condor Ferries take approximately 2 hours. Depending on the season, there are usually one or two sailings per day between these Channel Islands.
On board
Ferry schedule / timetable to Jersey
Ferries to Jersey
| Route | Days | Duration | Ferry on the route |
|---|---|---|---|
| Poole to Jersey | up to 4 times per week | from 4 hours | Condor Voyager |
| Portsmouth to Jersey | Peak Season: Mon to Saturday daily | From 10h 20 min depending on the crossing | Commodore Clipper |
| Guernsey to Jersey | Peak Season: Mon-Sat | From 1h | Commodore Clipper & Voyager |
| St Malo to Jersey | up to 5 times a week | 1h 25 min | Condor Voyager |
Additional Information
Both Jersey and Guernsey are part of the Channel Islands and are popular summer destinations for French and British tourists. During this period, ferry prices rise quickly and can often be fully booked.
Jersey's main city, St Helier, is a vibrant hub with a blend of French and British cultures, while the island is renowned for its stunning nature and beautiful beaches.
Jersey offers miles of beaches, historic sites, and a wide variety of bars, cafes, and restaurants, making it a destination worth visiting.
Luggage and Pets
Can you take your dog or cat to Jersey & Guernsey? Yes, you can take your pets onboard when travelling to the Channel Islands and France.
Tips for ferry travellers
