Guernsey Ferry
Guernsey Ferry
Guernsey ferry port connects the Channel Islands with the UK and France. There are currently 31 weekly sailings operated by Brittany Ferries, DFDS Seaways, Manche Iles Express & Islands Unlimited. Popular ferry routes include Guernsey to Jersey (St Helier) with a duration of around 1 hour 15 minutes. Bear in mind that sailing information can vary depending on the time of year. We recommend using our Deal Finder to see live sailing times, availability and prices for Guernsey ferries.
White Rock, St Peter Port, GY1 2LL Guernsey
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Guernsey - St Malo with Brittany Ferries
Guernsey - Dielette with Manche Iles Express
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Guernsey ferry port is located in St Peter Port in Guernsey, serving ferries, cruise ships and smaller private boats. It’s the main ferry port on the island, connecting Guernsey with the UK, France and the other Channel Islands with 9 daily and 31 weekly sailings.
Major operators including Brittany Ferries, Manche Iles Express and DFDS Seaways operate regular services between Guernsey and destinations such as Portsmouth and Poole in the UK, St Malo in France and Jersey, the largest of the Channel Islands.
The port is very conveniently located in the heart of St Peter Port, the capital town of Guernsey which lies on the east coast of the island. All the town’s amenities are just a short stroll from the ferry terminal.
Due to the island’s compact size, it’s easy to get to the port from wherever you’re staying on Guernsey.
Ferries to Guernsey will take you to the capital of the island, St Peter Port. You’ll either have to walk or take a shuttle bus to the arrivals hall where you’ll find a range of facilities including toilets. Depending on where you are travelling from, you may be required to go through customs, so make sure you have your passports and any necessary travel documents ready to show.
Although Guernsey ferry port is small, there are still a range of amenities here such as a café, shop, left luggage and disabled toilets. Due to the port’s central location, you can find many more amenities in St Peter Port, just a short stroll from the terminal.
There are both short and long-term parking options within walking distance of the port. However, some car parks may require you to purchase a parking clock.
Pets are allowed at St Peter Port.
There is a left luggage facility at the port.
Guernsey port address:
White Rock,
St Peter Port,
Guernsey,
GY1 2LL
Guernsey port contact number:
+44 01481 220229
Whether you want to uncover ancient sites, relax on pristine beaches, hike through unspoiled landscapes or indulge on delicious local delicacies, the second largest of the Channel Islands has something for every kind of traveller. The capital, St Peter Port is the main hub on the island with a picturesque waterfront setting and quaint cobblestone streets where you’ll find shops, cafes and restaurants. Just a short stroll from the centre, you’ll also find the impressive Castle Cornet, a 13th Century Castle located on a tidal island. Outdoor adventurers will love it in Guernsey with its breathtaking coastline made up of a mixture of rocky and sandy bays with crystal-clear waters. Along the coast you’ll also find countless trails, where you can enjoy a peaceful stroll or challenging hike all whilst soaking up the stunning scenery. Food-wise, you can’t miss the island’s fresh seafood as well as traditional dishes like Gâche Mélée, an apple dessert and Bean Jar, a hearty slow-cooked dish consisting of meat and beans.
From Guernsey, you can also go on to explore the other Channel Islands such as Sark and Hem, both of which make excellent day trips. Around an hour away by ferry, Sark is a magical place. The car-free island is best explored by foot or horse-drawn carriage. Its beautiful natural landscape makes it a dream for adventurers with a never-ending list of outdoor activities to try, from kayaking to fishing, bird watching and star gazing when the sun goes down. Meanwhile Herm is just a 20-minute boat ride away, an island also known for its old-world charm. Whether you want to spend the day hiking along the cliffs, paddleboarding along the turquoise waters or wandering along the sandy beaches, Herm is the perfect place for a relaxing day out.
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