The Channel Islands
The Channel Islands, located in the English Channel between England and France. Constituting of a unique blend of historical significance, natural beauty, and distinct cultural identity. Comprising of Jersey, Guernsey, Alderney, Sark, and a few smaller isles. This archipelago showcases a rich tapestry of medieval castles, charming villages, and stunning coastal landscapes.
With a fascinating history shaped by a mix of British and French influences, the Channel Islands offer a captivating glimpse into their past through museums, fortifications, and traditional festivals. Renowned for their mild climate, sandy beaches, and tranquil way of life, these islands also boast a vibrant arts scene and culinary heritage, making them an enticing destination for travelers seeking both relaxation and exploration.
Travelling to the Channel Islands by ferry
Condor Ferries connects the ports of Guernsey, Jersey, St Malo, Poole, Portsmouth and Cherbourg across 18 ferry routes. And, if you’re travelling from the UK, Condor Ferries is the only ferry service that sails to Guernsey and Jersey. So, get ready to pack all your holiday must-haves into your car and travel to one of our amazing destinations with your family or friends.
See our ferries to the Channel Islands and France below.
- Poole to Guernsey – sailing 4 times a week, taking on average 3 hours duration, onboard Condor Liberation.
- Poole to Jersey – sailing 4 times a week, taking 4 hours duration, onboard Condor Voyager.
- Poole to St Malo – sailing 4 times a week, taking 6 hours and 20 minutes duration, onboard Condor Voyager via Jersey.
- Portsmouth to Guernsey – sailing 6 times a week, taking from 7 hours, onboard Commodore Clipper.
- Portsmouth to Jersey – sailing 6 times a week, taking 10 hours 20 minutes duration via Guernsey on Commodore Clipper.
Ferries to Guernsey
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Ferries to Jersey
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Where to visit
Guernsey and Jersey, two of the enchanting Channel Islands, each offer a unique array of attractions for visitors to explore. In Guernsey, the capital St. Peter Port is a picturesque harbor town adorned with cobbled streets, vibrant markets, and a stunning castle that overlooks the sea. The German Occupation Museum provides a poignant glimpse into the islands’ World War II history. Nature enthusiasts can revel in the tranquility of the Little Chapel, a miniature marvel adorned with intricate seashell mosaics.
Jersey, on the other hand, boasts the iconic Mont Orgueil Castle, a towering medieval fortress that offers panoramic views of the island. The Jersey War Tunnels delve deep into the wartime experiences of the islanders during World War II. The Durrell Wildlife Park is a haven for conservation enthusiasts, dedicated to protecting endangered species and offering an immersive experience in a lush, natural setting. Both islands beckon with their rich history, stunning landscapes, and warm hospitality, promising an unforgettable journey for every traveler.
Hotels on Channel Islands
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