Crossings operated by Condor Ferries that we cover — tap a route for times, prices and the full guide.
Condor Ferries is the main passenger and freight link to the Channel Islands. Its high-speed trimaran Condor Liberation sails from Poole to Guernsey and Jersey in around three hours, with onward connections to St Malo in France, while a conventional ship operates from Portsmouth on the longer overnight crossing. Condor is the lifeline service for islanders and the principal way for UK holidaymakers to reach Jersey and Guernsey with a car. Sailings are weather-sensitive, as the fast craft can be disrupted by heavy swell in the Channel, so a little schedule flexibility helps. Condor carries cars, motorcycles and foot passengers; fares are per vehicle plus passengers, and island-bound bookings fill up fast in summer.
Condor Ferries sails from Poole (fast craft, around 3 hours) and Portsmouth (conventional, longer or overnight) to both islands.
Yes. Condor carries cars and motorhomes, with size limits on the fast craft. Book early for summer travel.
Yes. There are seasonal Channel Islands to St Malo connections, and some routings let you combine the islands with a French leg.