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Condor Ferries
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Condor Ferries was founded in 1964, and since then has become a major operator of fine ships with a great reputation for service.
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Condor Ferries have found the 1990s to be very successful, starting off in 1991 with the introduction of the revolutionary catamaran which pierced the waves between the UK and the Channel Islands, which attracted a good deal of interest from passengers and media. This was for passengers though, but in 1993 Condor 10 was launched, which was a catamaran that carried cars.
Condor Ferries ships - Condor Vitesse and the Condor Express, introduced in 1994 are two of the world's most advanced car ferries. These express services offer journey times of 2 hours between Guernsey and the UK, 3 hours between Jersey and the UK, and less than an hour in between the two Channel Islands.
In the autumn of 1999 a new all-weather traditional ferry service was introduced to offer a reliable all year round service as a back up for when the faster Condor ferries were not able to operate.
The all-year-round conventional ferry operates every day apart from Sunday between the Channel Islands and Portsmouth at night and between Portsmouth and the UK during the day.
There are three types of ship. First is Condor Ferries Condor Express and the Vitesse. These go between the Channel Islands, the UK and France with a very smooth journey.
The Commodore Clipper provides a year round all-weather service between Portsmouth and the Islands. Meanwhile, the Condor 10 takes the Channel Islanders to St Malo in France.
With directferries.co.uk you can view timetables for Condor Ferries ferry crossings, make a Condor Ferries ferry booking or search for Condor ferry tickets and prices online. |
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