Depending on the products and services you purchase, your personal data is processed by different legal entities acting as data controllers within the meaning of applicable data protection laws.
Condor Limited and Condor Ferries Holidays Limited, both trading as Brittany Ferries Guernsey, process your personal data collected via this website, our mobile applications, on board our ships, at ports and in our call centres, in order to provide our services.
Each entity is responsible for ensuring that personal data is processed in accordance with applicable data protection legislation for the activities for which it acts as data controller.
Condor Limited: Registered office: New Jetty Offices, White Rock, St Peter Port, Guernsey, GY1 2LL. Company registration number: 738. Place of registration: Guernsey, Channel Islands
Condor Ferries Holidays Limited: Registered office: New Jetty Offices, White Rock, St Peter Port, Guernsey, GY1 2LL. Company registration number: 38992. Place of registration: Guernsey, Channel Islands
In this Privacy Policy, references to “Brittany Ferries Guernsey”, “we” or “our” refer to Condor Limited and/or Condor Ferries Holidays Limited, as applicable, depending on the product or service concerned. In accordance with applicable personal data protection regulations, each entity acts as a data controller for the processing operations described above.
Brittany Ferries Guernsey undertakes to respect and protect your privacy. To do this, we ensure that the collection and processing of your data complies with the Data Protection (Bailiwick of Guernsey) Law, the UK General Data Protection Regulation (UK GDPR), The General Data Protection Regulation of the European Union and with national legislation applicable to its subsidiaries.
This Privacy Policy applies to the collection and processing of your data and to your relationship with Brittany Ferries Guernsey. It is essential to us that you can have confidence in Brittany Ferries Guernsey.
Details on how to contact the data controller are given at the end of this document.
If you are a ferry customer, an accommodation customer, a potential customer, a passenger or a visitor to our website, during our contracts we collect and process personal data about you and anyone who accompanies you.
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For what purpose? |
What is the legal basis? |
What categories of data are processed? |
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Management of the transport contract with the customer and Management of the accommodation contract |
Contract, Legal obligation for accounting/tax receipts |
Identity/contact details of the main customer and accompanying passengers, connection, personal details, payment information connected to the booking, vehicle registration |
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Payment management |
Contract |
Identity/contact details, connection, payment information |
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Contact management, selective call recording and/or transcription, |
Legitimate interest |
Identity, contact details, voice data and call content (only for calls that are recorded and/or transcribed), information sent, email address |
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Management of fitness to travel procedures |
Contract |
Identity, contact details, medical certificate of fitness for travel, |
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Management of customer complaints |
Contract |
Identity/contact details, personal details, financial, booking data |
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Exclusion list for passengers who have not complied with the general terms and conditions of transport and sales |
Contract |
Identity, date of birth, exclusion period, exclusion circumstances |
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Advance Passenger Information |
Legal obligation for travel from or to the UK |
Identity, official ID number, date of birth, nationality |
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Provision of passenger lists to port and national authorities |
Legal obligation |
Identity, date of birth, nationality, gender, official ID number. |
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Managing your data requests |
Legitimate interest |
Identity, details of the request, in some cases identity document requested |
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For what purpose? |
What is the legal basis? |
What categories of data are processed? |
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Newsletter subscription |
Consent |
Email address, identity |
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Loyalty programme management |
Consent |
Email address, identity, programme activity |
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Management of satisfaction surveys, customer knowledge |
Legitimate interest or consent depending on the type of survey |
Identity, personal details, opinions, data related to the booking or services received |
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Commercial statistics |
Legitimate interest |
Identity/contact details, personal details, financial, booking data, customer segmentation according to profile types |
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Commercial prospecting for customers |
Legitimate interest |
Identity/contact details |
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Commercial prospecting for prospects |
Consent |
Identity/contact details |
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Commercial prospecting of partners by email to prospects |
Consent |
Identity/contact details |
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For what purpose? |
What is the legal basis? |
What categories of data are processed? |
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Web account management |
Consent |
Identity/contact details, login, marketing preferences, booking history |
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Request/contact/chat form |
Consent |
Identity/contact details, request details |
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Web trackers for securing sites and those necessary for the operation of sites |
Legitimate interest |
Connection/browsing |
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Web tracers for statistical monitoring and targeted advertising |
Consent |
Identity, login/browsing, personal details |
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Geolocation |
Consent via browser |
One-off location |
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Social media web trackers |
Consent |
Identity, login/browsing, personal details |
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To help you resume your purchase journey if your booking has not been completed. |
Consent |
Identity/contact details, login/browsing, marketing preferences |
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For what purpose? |
What is the legal basis? |
What categories of data are processed? |
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Embarkation check, identity check Provision of passenger lists to port and national authorities |
Legal obligation |
Identity, official ID number, date of birth, nationality |
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Protection of property and people – CCTV on board ferries in public spaces |
Legitimate interest |
Image of the person, date and time |
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Management of events requiring medical treatment on board |
Safeguarding the person’s vital interests, Legal obligation to keep an on-board sick bay register |
Identity, contact details, state of health, treatment, circumstances of incident |
The information collected for persons under the age of 18 is limited to their name, nationality, date of birth and official ID, and can only be provided to us by a person of legal age. If a 16- to 18-year-old is travelling independently, we will need to gather more information to put the travel contract in his or her name.
We may need to collect information about your health if you are a vulnerable customer, or if you have restricted mobility, to meet your needs, to provide you with an appropriate service, or if you need medical care during your journey.
With regard to your credit/debit cards, we do not store the cardholder's data, in accordance with the regulations in force.
We share your personal data with internal and external recipients, subject to the following conditions:
As a general rule, any competent person within Brittany Ferries Guernsey authorised according to their duties to have access to certain specific categories of personal data.
Depending on the country, to protect your health, public health workers could ask us for your contact information whenever they suspect a communicable disease on board the ferry you travelled on. Your information will help public health workers contact you if you have been exposed to a communicable disease. Your information is intended to be stored in accordance with applicable laws and used only for public health purposes. Depending on the country, we are also asked to provide passenger lists before departure and at the time of departure to port, local or national authorities.
In order to provide you with our services, we may share your data with BAI SA and its subsidiaries located in the European Union (France, Spain and the Republic of Ireland) and in the United Kingdom. The latter is recognised by the European Commission as providing an adequate level of personal data protection. Transfers of personal data from the EU to this third country may be carried out without specific supervision.
If required, we also may share your data with Customs and Immigration systems related to our different destinations (United Kingdom, Guernsey, Jersey, France), under a legal obligation. As Guernsey and Jersey are also recognised by the European Commission as providing an adequate level of personal data protection, transfers of personal data from the EU to these third countries may be carried out without specific supervision.
We may use service providers located outside the European Union (in particular in the United States). In this case, we put in place appropriate protective measures to protect your personal data, in accordance with data protection regulations, in particular by signing the European Commission’s standard contractual clauses.
Brittany Ferries Guernsey takes appropriate technical and organisational measures, in accordance with applicable legal provisions, to protect your personal data against unlawful or accidental destruction, accidental alteration or loss, unauthorised access or disclosure.
Some specific examples of security measures implemented include, but are not limited to:
We only retain your personal data for the period necessary for the purposes set out in this policy and which we believe customers would consider reasonable, or in accordance with applicable law.
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Main purposes of processing |
Data retention periods |
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Managing your transport contract |
Accounting obligation to keep invoices for 7 years. Retention in customer database 7 years after end of commercial relationship, then anonymisation.
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Prospecting and marketing activities for prospects
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Three years from the end of your business relationship with us. |
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Contacts at the call centre: selective call recording and/or transcription, email, chat |
Maximum two years from the date of contact
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Contacts with our Customer Relations to make a query or complaint |
Twelve months post closure of the communication. |
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The exclusion list for passengers who have not complied with the general conditions of transport and sales |
Maximum five years from the registration date depending on the nature of the event
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Managing your Data Access Request
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Maximum 5 years post closure of the communication |
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CCTV on board in public areas |
Maximum 7 days
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Cookies |
13 months maximum from their deposit on your computer or terminal; some are only valid for the time of your visit to the sites.
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Analysis of browsing data on our website and mobile applications |
See the cookie policy |
Cookies can be installed on your computer or mobile device based on preferences you have expressed or can express at any time. Please read our cookie policy for more information. The cookies used can be technical, personalisation, audience measurement or advertising. Please read our Cookie Policy for more information.
In our business, we use artificial intelligence ("AI") and machine learning technologies to improve the quality of our services and the experience we provide to our users. The use of these technologies is carried out in compliance the applicable regulations and in accordance with the ethical principles of transparency, security and proportionality.
We may use artificial intelligence for the following purposes:
Where the legal basis is based on legitimate interest, Brittany Ferries Guernsey has carried out a balancing of interests analysis demonstrating that its interest does not override the rights and freedoms of the data subjects.
Where certain processing operations are based on advanced profiling or optional use that is not strictly necessary (e.g. personalised marketing recommendations), we collect your explicit consent in accordance with Article 6.1.a of the GDPR.
Personal data is never used to train or retrain AI models, unless it has been previously irreversibly anonymized, or your explicit consent is obtained.
Brittany Ferries Guernsey does not take any decision that produces legal effects concerning you or significantly affects you that would be fully automated, within the meaning of Article 22 of the GDPR.
All important decisions relating to your booking, your trip, the management of your rights or your contractual relationship are made with human intervention.
Where appropriate, we carry out data protection impact assessments (DPIAs) when the use of AI is likely to pose a high risk to your rights and freedoms.
Within the limits and conditions authorised by the regulations in force, you may:
For reasons of confidentiality and protection of personal data, you must prove your identity when exercising your rights by clearly indicating your surname, first names, booking reference and any useful information enabling us to identify you (such as the email address corresponding to your online account).
In some cases, if in doubt, we may ask you to also provide us with a copy of an official identity document, such as a valid identity card or passport, as you prefer.
You must also provide us with the email address or postal address to which you wish to receive the response.
To exercise your rights, you can write to us using:
On our sites, you will find various links to the websites of our partners (accommodation, social networks, etc.).
We would like to draw your attention to the fact that this Privacy Policy does not apply to the processing of your personal data carried out by our partners or other third parties, which may occur when you visit their websites, and that we are not responsible for such data processing. If you would like information on how these partners and third parties process your personal data, we invite you to consult their privacy policy and contact them.
If you have any questions about this Privacy Policy, you can contact our Data Protection Officer by sending an email to: dataprotection@brittanyferries.gg.
If you feel, after contacting us, that your rights are not being respected, you can send a complaint online or by post to the supervisory authority.
We may change this Privacy Policy. We therefore recommend that you check it regularly, especially when booking.
This Policy was last updated on the 4th March 2026