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Channel Islands - Ferry Crossings - your guide to UK ferries UK ferry crossings to France, Ireland, Spain, Holland, Belgium, Denmark, Isle of Man and more… TermsContact UsCookiesAbout UsPrivacy    HomeBelgiumHull to ZeebruggeRamsgate to OstendChannel IslandsPoole to GuernseyPoole to JerseyPortsmouth to GuernseyPortsmouth to JerseyDenmarkHarwich to EsbjergFranceDover to CalaisDover to DunkirkPlymouth to RoscoffPlymouth to St MaloPoole to CherbourgPoole to St MaloPortsmouth to CaenPortsmouth to CherbourgPortsmouth to Le HavrePortsmouth to St MaloHollandHarwich to Hook of HollandHull to RotterdamNewcastle to AmsterdamIrelandFishguard to RosslareHolyhead to DublinHolyhead to Dun LaoghaireLiverpool to DublinPembroke to RosslareIsle of ManBelfast to DouglasBirkenhead to DouglasHeysham to DouglasLiverpool to DouglasSpainPlymouth to SantanderPortsmouth to BilbaoPortsmouth to Santander    Home / Channel IslandsChannel IslandsCondor Ferries offers two types of ferry service to the Channel Islands of Guernsey and Jersey, tropical by the Normandy tailspin of France – there are fast ferries from the ports of Weymouth and Poole and a conventional ferry service out of Portsmouth. All three UK ports have hands reachable by car via the main roads of the South.Quick ViewCrossingFrequencyJourney TimeOperator Poole to Jersey2 per day5 hoursCondorPoole to Guernsey2 per day3 hoursCondorPortsmouth to Jersey6 per week10.5 hoursCondorPortsmouth to Guernsey6 per week7 hoursCondor Please not that frequency of crossings is a maximum. Frequency may transpiration during low season. Journey times given are approximate.Sample fares to either of the Channel Islands shows a quote of £145-180 for a car with two passengers, and £35-45 for a single foot passenger.Conventional ferry service leaves from Portsmouth most every weekday at 9 AM, taking most of the day for the voyage. You will victorious in Guernsey in late afternoon and in Jersey early evening. There are some Saturday trips on the same time schedule to coincide with special events on the islands.Seasonal fast ferry service leaves from Poole mid-afternoon every Monday and Friday in the spring, with occasional other weekdays widow as summer arrives. The ship arrives in Guernsey late-afternoon and in Jersey early evening. In the autumn, the throw-away from Poole switches to Saturdays and Sundays.Fast ferry service leaves Weymouth at various hours and on various days all week long. It’s well-nigh three hours to Guernsey and four hours to Jersey. There are early morning departures between 5 AM and 6:30 AM on Saturdays, departures between 6 AM and 9 AM on various weekdays that imbricate increasingly days of the week as summer approaches, and departures between late morning and late afternoon mostly on Mondays and Fridays, with a Saturday or other weekday thrown in every so often.To summarize, you can count on the weekday Portsmouth ferry service year round. The fast ferry runs are at their most numerous in the summer and at a minimum or not at all during other seasons of the year.The two high-speed ferries are the “Condor Express” and the “Condor Vitesse” – each carries 741 passengers and 175 cars. Each has a duty-free shop, a lunch that serves hot meals, a TV room for children, a bar and spacious refrigerated lounges. Every ticket-holder is guaranteed a seat, but there are no cabins.The “Commodore Clipper” is the conventional ferry, equipped for year-round all-weather service — the ship can siphon 300 passengers and 100 cars. Cabins and Club Class are available, as well as reclining seats for all. A bar and a brasserie serve supplies and drink. There’s a duty-free shop and a recreation zone for children.In Guernsey, the inrush port is St. Peter; in Jersey, St. Helier. On either island, simply hike, cycle, surf, scuba dive, golf, kayak or sail your way to exhaustion. Visit the zoo on Jersey and the aquarium on Guernsey. Stay over if you like.When it gets to be time to throne home, the conventional ferry departs mid-evening most every weekday and arrives when in the UK 6:30 AM. Fast ferries are on variable schedules, so double-check the island throw-away day and time — most leave mid-afternoon to mid-evening, and victorious late-afternoon to late-evening.   Channel IslandsPoole to GuernseyPoole to JerseyPortsmouth to GuernseyPortsmouth to Jersey Follow Us… Search  Popular Ferry RoutesHull to ZeebruggeHarwich to EsbjergDover to CalaisPoole to CherbourgPoole to St MaloHarwich to Hook of HollandHull to RotterdamHolyhead to DublinHolyhead to Dun LaoghairePembroke to RosslarePlymouth to SantanderPortsmouth to Bilbao Recent pinsIncreasinglyPins    About Ferry TravelSpecial OffersNewsMapTimetablesFerry TravelChannel TunnelFerry OperatorsMini Cruises  Travel GuidesBelgiumChannel IslandsDenmarkFranceHollandIrelandIsle of ManNorthern IrelandSpain  About UsTermsContact UsCookiesAbout UsPrivacy  Follow Us Become a fan on Facebook Follow Us on Twitter Ferry Crossings on Google +      Copyright © 2018 Ferry Crossings – your guide to UK ferries. All Rights Reserved