Ferry from Granville to Jersey

When travelling on the Granville - Jersey ferry, you can take advantage of the fixed discounts available to specific passenger categories. Typically, infants and toddlers up to 3 years old are entitled to 80% off the regular ticket fare, while children under 15 receive a 20% discount on standard prices.

The Granville - Jersey ferry route is operated by high-speed ferries, which are designed for comfort and speed. Onboard, you will find basic amenities and services, such as comfortable air-conditioned lounges and spacious outdoor decks, a snack bar serving hot drinks, cold drinks, sweets and sandwiches, as well as a duty-free shop selling alcohol, tobacco, confectionery, and snacks.

Accessibility

Manche Îles Express offers boarding assistance to travellers with disabilities and reduced mobility. For further details and information, contact the company when booking so they can make suitable arrangements for boarding and the crossing.

Cabins and accommodation

Are there cabins on the ferry?

No, Granville - Jersey ferries do not have cabins, due to the short duration of the trip.

Can I book business-class seats?

Manche Îles Express does not offer business-class, VIP or other premium seating options on the Granville - Jersey ferry route. Standard deck/lounge seating is included in the ticket price.

Luggage

When travelling with Manche Îles Express, you can bring up to 20 kg of luggage. The operator may refuse particularly heavy or bulky luggage, and not following the luggage conditions may incur a €15 charge.

Pet travel

Pets are not allowed on the ferries operated by Manche Îles Express on the Granville - Jersey route.

Here are some useful tips for your ferry trip from Granville to Jersey:

• The ferry terminal in Granville can get crowded, especially during the high season, so we recommend you arrive at least 1-1.5 hr ahead of your ferry’s departure.
• The Channel can get a bit rough, so if you are sensitive to the waves, consider taking seasickness tablets before the trip. As always, you can discuss your options with your pharmacist or doctor.
• If you are heading to the Channel Islands on a short trip, make sure you book your return ticket on the Jersey - Granville ferry, for peace of mind.
• From Jersey, you can also travel to Saint-Malo in France, Poole and Portsmouth in the UK and many other Channel Islands. For more details on all routes, ticket prices and operators, check out the Jersey ferry schedules.

Where to take the ferry from Granville to Jersey

Ferries to Jersey generally set sail from the Chausey and Jersey landing stage in the Granville ferry terminal (Gare maritime). The terminal is around 1 km from central Granville and 1.5 km from the local railway station.

At the ferry terminal, you will find ticket offices check-in desks, a passenger waiting area, public toilets, and a covered picnic area. Parking is available immediately outside, including family spaces. For food, cash machines, hotels and other services, head towards Hérel marina or central Granville.

How to get to the port of Granville?

• On foot: from the town centre, you can reach the port via Rue des Isles in 10-15 min on foot, while the walk from Granville railway station takes approximately 20-25 min.
• By car: follow the signs for Port, Gare maritime or Embarcadère Chausey et Jersey, approaching the terminal via Rue des Isles. The ferry does not carry cars, so you must leave your vehicle in Granville.
• By bus: Granville’s free Néva buses connect the railway station and different parts of the town. As services do not stop directly at the boarding gate, you may need to complete the journey on foot.
• By taxi: local taxis can take you directly to the ferry terminal. Booking ahead is advisable, particularly for early-morning departures and during the summer.

Where does the ferry arrive in Jersey?

Ferries from Granville typically dock at the port of St Helier, the main harbour of Jersey, located on the island’s southern coast. This is the primary gateway for passenger ferries and is situated within walking distance of St Helier town centre, making it very convenient for travellers.

In the area around the port, you will find cafés, shops, car rental services, and tourist information points. There are also bus connections and taxi services available right outside the terminal, offering access to other parts of the island. From the port, you can easily reach hotels, restaurants, and major attractions either on foot or via public transport.