Travel and transport agencies Channel Islands

In this small store located in front of the main bus station of Saint-Helier (Liberation Station), you will find a multitude of services to organize your stay: organization of guided tours on the island or sea outings, car rental, cab reservations, but also hotel nights, ferry tickets or even SNCF train tickets for the return to France... You can also take advantage of a luggage storage service. Very practical for a last visit when waiting for the ferry. French-speaking and serious reception

In this small family business, they take care of their customers and the team is always very professional. It must be said that here we rent bikes, mechanical or electric of course, scooters (50cc and more) and motorcycles in very good condition for over... 130 years. And, it must be said, some models are really superb. No bad surprise to be expected at Millard & Co. We warmly recommend this ideal address to ride around the island of Guernsey on a very well-made bike.

The Guernsey Yacht Club is the ideal place to get information about sailing in the Channel Islands and why not to make the appropriate arrangements if you come with your own boat. Please note that those wishing to charter a yacht must be accompanied by a qualified skipper. Many events are also organized, on and off the water, throughout the year. And you can enjoy the bar facing the Castle Cornet at lunch or dinner time.

From Saint-Malo, Condor Ferries offers daily crossings to Jersey and Guernsey (with the possibility to continue to England: Poole and Portsmouth). When the weather is good, it takes about 2h30 to go to Guernsey. It is possible to eat on board and, of course, to do some Duty Free shopping on presentation of the boarding pass. A simple and smart way to get to the islands, especially since you can of course take your car or your bike with you.

The company Manche Îles Express charters ferries carrying out, mainly in summer, numerous connections between France (Carteret, Dielette and Granville) and Guernsey, Jersey, Sark and Alderney. Please note that some connections are seasonal. Moreover, departures and travel time depend on weather conditions: please consult the website - regularly updated - for any question. As a general rule, the Carteret-Guernesey crossing takes about 1h30. Of course, prefer direct connections.

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.

This company offers daily connections between Guernsey and Sark with, depending on the season, several departures and returns on the same day or over a longer period. Beware, schedules change considerably depending on the time of the year: don't forget to get information via the Sark Shipping website. Count on 1 hour for the crossing (obviously the time can vary greatly depending on the weather conditions).

In this small but well-stocked shop on Sark, you will find a wide selection of bicycles to rent, for all ages (they will even install a baby seat if necessary) and of all sizes. Also available are tandems, tricycles and even small carts to take the whole family around the island. And for those who would like to swallow the kilometers without getting tired, the store also proposes beautiful electric bikes. A workshop space will also allow you to repair your bike.

This very serious bike rental store offers you all types of bikes: from the classic bike to the mountain bike or the child's bike, from the tandem to the tricycle, including electric bikes, you will have plenty of choice to stretch your legs. You will also find all the accessories, from the essential to the superfluous. In short, an ideal address for all cyclists from 6 months to 99 years. Notice to the amateurs! Prices are degressive according to the duration of the rental. Advance booking is recommended, especially in high season.

Every year, thousands of yachts visit Alderney. They can anchor safely in the well-sheltered Port Braye. Sailors have access to a shower, toilets, laundry and fuel supply in the harbour. The port's general office provides advice on navigation in these dangerous waters, as well as weather reports. It also acts as an immigration office, and here you'll find all the related services.

The famous car rental company obviously has an office in the small Jersey airport. Two, in fact, since the sign can be found at the baggage carousels and in the arrivals hall. Many types of vehicles can be rented there and several hundred cars make up the fleet. Of course, Europcar also has a counter at the port, at the arrival of the ferries. A very serious company that we highly recommend to find the ideal vehicle for your discovery of the island.

The ideal ally for a successful vacation, this serious travel agency has been offering transportation/hotel/island tour packages for Jersey for three decades, from a simple solo weekend visit, to an extended family stay, to high profile weddings! The agency can also take care of simply booking your boat tickets, plane tickets or hotel nights. Don't forget to consult the website, many special offers and promotions are regularly put online.

Since 2021, Lakeys has been a benchmark address for renting a bike on Jersey. Just a stone's throw from the ferry terminal and even closer to the Liberation Station bus station, the charming Will welcomes you with a smile and offers top-quality equipment for exploring the island's trails. Whether on your own or accompanied, Lakeys also offers guided tours of Jersey. You can collect your vehicle from the store or have it delivered to your accommodation in most parts of the island.

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The Channel Islands, close to France, offer a complete change of scenery while retaining a familiar atmosphere. Jersey, the largest of the islands, offers numerous hiking trails along its cliffs, through its flower-filled countryside and up to the fortifications and dolmens that bear witness to its history. Guernsey, a little smaller, is famous for having welcomed Victor Hugo in exile, and offers a rustic landscape transformed into a flowerbed in spring. Alderney, less touristy, is easily accessible thanks to its airport. Sercq and Herm seem frozen in time, with Sercq governed by a seigneur and where motor vehicles are prohibited. The Channel Islands are a true haven of peace, ideal for escaping the hustle and bustle of the modern world.

Cosy restaurant in one of the central and lively squares of the city, which has a high-speed internet connection, and therefore often frequented by the business men during the lunch break.

In addition to the postal service, you will find stamps from collection here, envelopes, packages. But also Photomaton® and internet terminals.

Hauteville House in Guernsey, the home of Victor Hugo's exile, is well worth a visit. Visits to this historic house are only possible with a guide, so booking in advance is essential. Admission is £12 for the full rate and £10 for the reduced rate, which applies to students, large families, teachers and the unemployed. Admission is free for under-18s, disabled visitors and their carers, City of Paris staff and ICOM card holders. Guided tours are limited to a maximum of 10 people, and booking is compulsory. It is advisable to arrive at least one hour before the start of the tour to purchase your ticket. Payment is in pounds sterling only. To get to Guernsey, you can take a ferry with Condor Ferries or Manche Iles Express, or fly with Alderney Air Services or Blue Islands.

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Cyber Café.

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Establishment with an internet connection.

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This young, family-run ferry company operates daily crossings between the islands of Alderney and Guernsey. To make life easier for locals, and to enable tourists to visit either island in a day, its timetables are adapted. Aboard the 12-seater Causeway Explorer or Sorcerer II, you can sail in complete safety. Since 2024, it has also been offering a link between Alderney and Cherbourg on variable dates. Adventure is yours!