Ferries to Guernsey from the UK
Discover the beautiful island of Guernsey in the English Channel, famed for its golden beaches and breathtaking coastline, historic sites like Castle Cornet and the German fortifications, and award-winning food.
The French writer Victor Hugo wrote many of his best-known works while living on the island, including his historical epic, Les Misérables. Hugo himself described the Channel Islands as “fragments of France which fell into the sea and were gathered up by England”.
The perfect destination for a summer holiday or a short break, check out our hotel break offers in Guernsey and make this island your next stop for a getaway.
With a choice of high-speed sailings from Poole or traditional ferry sailings from Portsmouth, getting to Guernsey by ferry is easy. Relax on board with space to explore, places to enjoy a bite to eat, and enjoy a breath of fresh sea air on deck.
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The best way to get to Guernsey from the UK is by ferry. With multiple sailings a week and a choice of high-speed or regular sailings there are plenty of options for travel to Guernsey. And going by sea is the best way to travel. While away your time on board enjoying the sea views and fresh air, indulging in a meal in the restaurant or perhaps a drink at the bar, and maybe even spot some wildlife beneath the waves.
Guernsey is 82 miles (131 km) from Poole, which is the closest port operating sailings from the UK to Guernsey. The sailings take just 3 hours on our high-speed service.
Getting to Guernsey by ferry takes as little as 3 hours when you travel on a high-speed sailing from Poole. Traditional ferry sailings take around 7 hours, travelling from Portsmouth.
The quickest ferry from the UK to Guernsey is our Poole to Guernsey high-speed service which takes just 3 hours.
Absolutely! There are lots of great things to do in Guernsey whether you're an outdoor adventurer, history lover or enjoy all things gourmet. With 27 beaches and bays and 39 miles of coastal path, explorers will find much to enjoy in Guernsey. And if you love brushing up on some local history, Guernsey has plenty with an 800-year-old castle and remnants of the German Occupation from 1940-1945. Foodies are well catered for especially in Guernsey's capital, St Peter Port where you'll find something for even the most savvy of gourmands but also family-friendly and budget options too. Of course, seafood is always top of the menu!
No, you don't need a passport to travel to Guernsey from the UK but you must have a valid photo ID. Check what ID you need on the Guernsey travel information.
Brittany Ferries 澳洲幸运10十168体彩开奖网 is the majority shareholder of Condor Ferries and we are ushering in a new era for sea travel to Guernsey. We are managing the Guernsey fleet and and adopting a customer centric approach as part of our blueprint for the future. We are introducing an approach to passenger and freight management based on a philosophy we have proudly embraced for more than 50 years. It exists to connect people, facilitate trade and enrich the regions it serves. So, in this new era, the Island will be put first, services will improve and benefits will be felt by all.












