Latest Condor Ferries News

Reservations system offline for 12 hours for an upgrade

Condor Ferries' reservations system will be taken offline for approximately 12 hours from 9.30pm on 17th October. This is for an essential upgrade work to be completed.

The upgrade will improve the service for Condor Ferries customers in terms of reliability and speed. During the time that the system is offline, passengers should check in as normal and customers will still be able to make bookings for travel in the next few days.

This work has been timed to minimise inconvenience to our customers.

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Half - term sports fun for kids come rain or shine

Condor Ferries Quids in Sport programme is back for the half-term holidays.

Organised and run by the Guernsey Sports Commission it promises activity and fun whatever the weather.

The Guernsey Sports Commission has organised the fun sport sessions for the past three years. Generous funding from Condor Ferries means that sessions cost all children just £1 a time.

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Condor Ferries honours Norfolk-man as he completes record trips

Condor Ferries is honouring a man from Norfolk for travelling the equivalent of more than 22 times around the world, between the South Coast and the Channel Islands.

Garry Greatbanks is retiring this week from his job as a HGV freight driver with BP Bitumen contract, after spending the last 26 years delivering Bitumen from Portsmouth to the Channel Islands.

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Travel To the Channel Islands for a Half Term Getaway

Families searching for the ultimate half term getaway this October need look no further than a short ferry journey across the English Channel, to the beautiful Channel Islands of Jersey and Guernsey.

Condor Ferries is offering passengers the opportunity to travel to the Channel Islands to take advantage of the well-known Tennerfest – an annual food event offering fixed price menus from £10 per person – alongside a raft of other family-friendly activities and events.

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