Popular Destinations
| Guernsey | Poole | Pictures |
| Guernsey | Portsmouth | Pictures |
| Jersey | Poole | Pictures |
| Jersey | Portsmouth | Pictures |
Ferries from Guernsey and Jersey to England
Freightlink offer the most comprehensive network of ferry crossings for freight vehicles throughout all European countries. We pride ourselves on tailoring services to meet the specific requirements of individual customers from a one off 6m van ferry booking, through to an out-of-gauge load, moving across Europe.
Our unique search engine software links directly to many of the Europe’s key ferry operators such as DFDS Seaways and Stena Line, to name a few. Discounted rates are offered online and Freightlink will send you a booking confirmation via email as soon as the transaction is complete.
Clients can also book for alternative freight ferry tickets from Guernsey to other popular destinations such as France and Jersey, all at low prices.
Guernsey and Jersey to England ferry routes
England is situated in the central and southern areas of the United Kingdom. The country shares land borders with Scotland and Wales, which are also a part of the UK. As well as the mainland, England has over 100 smaller islands including the Isles of Scilly.
Travelling from the Channel Islands Condor Ferries offer a combination of ferry routes for customers. They provide freight and passenger services to Portsmouth (usually one conventional and one freight only service a day) from Guernsey via Jersey as well as several passenger fast ferry services to Poole (crossing time from 3 hours), and Weymouth (crossing time from 2 hours). These services to Poole and Weymouth are only available to small vehicles and are more frequent in the summer months.
Portsmouth is the second busiest ferry port in the UK after Dover, handling around three million passengers a year and has direct access to the M275. Poole is a large coastal town and seaport in the county of Dorset, on the south coast of England. Facilities at the terminal include a summer café for meals and refreshments, a bureau de change and left luggage lockers. The town of Poole is well-connected to other parts of Britain by motorways and public transport. The Port of Weymouth offers modern facilities handling both freight and passengers. Port facilities are limited to a small shop selling snacks and newspapers.