Means of transport Jersey

Liberation Station is the island's main bus station, where all the buses (Liberty Buses) in Jersey depart and arrive. Modern buses (accessible to the disabled) are an excellent (and economical) way to discover the island. The routes are well described, with maps and timetables (respected), in the station office. The departure platforms are numbered and easily identifiable. However, the service is slow during the low season.

From Saint-Malo, Condor Ferries offers daily crossings to Jersey or Guernsey. In good weather, the crossing to Jersey takes 1h15 and to Guernsey 1h55. It is possible to eat on board and do duty free shopping. A simple and smart way to get to the islands, especially since you can of course take your car or your bike with you. Departures and travel times depend on weather conditions: please consult the website - regularly updated - for any questions.

The Manche Îles Express company charters two high-speed ferries providing numerous connections to the Channel Islands of Jersey, Guernsey, Alderney and Sark from the Channel ports of Granville, Barneville-Carteret and Dielette. Departure times and crossing times are subject to weather conditions. Consult the company's website. And if the service is daily from April to September, it is reduced from October to March with crossings mainly on weekends and during school vacations.

It is a very small airport, accessible to travelers from 5:45 am to the last flight of the day, where you should not get lost! Inside, in addition to the boarding lounges, there is a kiosk, several vending machines, snacks and an annex of the tourist office. By cab, to reach the center of St. Helier, it will cost you about £20 per trip. You should also know that the n° 15 bus connects the airport to the center of St. Helier for £2.40. There are also car rental companies.

Blue Islands is an airline company that offers connections in the Channel Islands, especially between the islands of Jersey and Guernsey. But also from and to the archipelago with flights to/from Europe or Great Britain. The company, based at Jersey airport, has five small planes. The inter-island journey by plane is unforgettable and, for those who are not afraid in small planes, the view through the window is a truly unforgettable memory. An alternative to the boat to consider when planning your stay.

British Airways operates several routes to Jersey and Guernsey, most often via London (City Airport or London-Gatwick), from Paris, but also from the provinces (Bordeaux, Lyon, Marseille, Montpellier, Nantes, Nice and Toulouse). There are also numerous flights to/from the main UK cities. An alternative to the most popular option for French visitors: train + boat. A return trip from Paris to Jersey airport costs from €160.