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Air

Jersey can be reached by air from London and most other major cities in the UK. There are also direct flights to Jersey from Antwerp and Zurich.

Major airlines

Airlines operating to Jersey include:

British Airways
British Midland
Flybe.com (from London and major UK cities)
VLM (from London)
Swiss (from Zurich).

Airlines operating to Jersey from the French coast include Aurigny Air Services (from Dinan).

Approximate flight times

From Jersey to London is 50 minutes.

International airport

St Peters (JER)

Located 8km (5 miles) from St Helier.

Facilities

Include low-tariff shopping, restaurant and bar, car hire, ATMs, business facilities and provisions for the disabled are available.

Taxis are available and the local bus leaves for St Helier centre every 20 minutes.

Departure tax : None.

Sea

There are several sea routes to Jersey from abroad:

From the United Kingdom

Crossings are by catamaran (car/passenger) from Poole with a travel time of 3 hours 45 minutes and from Weymouth with a travel time of 3 hours 30 minutes.

Catamarans for foot passengers only operate to St Malo with a travel time of 1 hour 10 minutes.

A car ferry operates from Portsmouth with a journey time of 10 hours 30 minutes. The crossings are more frequent between April and October.

For further information, contact:

Condor Ferries
Telephone number: (0845) 345 2000
e-mail: reservations@condorferries.co.uk

From France

From St Malo: car/passenger and passenger crossings with Emeraude Lines

passenger crossings with Condor Ferries.

From Granville: passenger crossings with Emeraude Lines and Granville Island Sea.

From Carteret: Alizés Côtes des Iles and Emeraude Lines.

From Guernsey: Condor Ferries and Emeraude Lines operate between Jersey and Guernsey. Services are also available to and from the other Channel Islands.

Visitors bringing speedboats, surfboards or sailboards into Jersey must register at the Harbour Office on arrival. Third party insurance is required.
Useful travel links
AA route planner directions and maps within Jersey.