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The Poole to Jersey route is Condor Ferries' fast craft service linking the Dorset coast with the largest of the Channel Islands. Departing from Poole, one of the closest mainland ports to the islands, the high-speed vessel crosses the English Channel in around three hours, carrying both vehicles and foot passengers. Jersey rewards the journey with sweeping sandy bays, a mild climate, a distinctive blend of British and French character, and the bustling capital of St Helier. Travelling by ferry lets you bring your own car to explore the island's lanes, beaches and coastal walks at your own pace, and there is room for cycles and motorhomes too. On board you will find comfortable seating, lounges and refreshments. As a Channel Islands crossing it is a relaxed and scenic alternative to flying, with the freedom of your own vehicle on arrival.
Condor Ferries' high-speed craft crosses from Poole to Jersey in around three hours, subject to weather and sea conditions.
Yes. The fast craft carries vehicles including cars, motorhomes and motorcycles, as well as cycles and foot passengers.
Jersey is part of the Common Travel Area, but it is wise to carry photo identification, and operators may require it. Always check current requirements before you travel.