Jersey to St Malo Ferry

Jersey to St Malo Guide

Jersey Guide

Jersey (St Helier) ferry port provides a delightful starting point for explorations of this picturesque island. St Helier is not only the capital but also a hub of cultural and historical sites, including the fascinating Jersey Museum and the poignant War Tunnels, which offer a glimpse into the island's WWII history. The port is ideally located for those looking to explore further afield, with easy access to the lush landscapes of the Jersey countryside. Regular bus services make it convenient to travel from the ferry port to the city centre, ensuring visitors can easily reach the heart of St Helier upon arrival. For those interested in vibrant local culture, the annual La Fête dé Noué in December transforms St Helier with its festive Christmas markets and light displays. Beyond the island itself, ferry routes from St Helier offer connections to both the UK and France, making it an excellent base for broader European travels.

St Malo Guide

St Malo Ferry Port serves as a charming introduction to Brittany's rich history and vibrant culture. This picturesque port city is famous for its stunning walled city, La Ville Intra-Muros, which offers a captivating stroll through cobbled streets and past historic buildings. The nearby Grand Aquarium St Malo and the Solidor Tower in the Saint-Servan district are also must-see attractions that draw numerous visitors each year. From St Malo, travellers can easily take a train or bus to explore further afield destinations such as Rennes or the iconic Mont Saint-Michel. Convenient transportation links from the ferry port to the city centre include local buses and taxis, ensuring a seamless transition for arriving visitors. Whether you're drawn by the allure of medieval architecture or the promise of fresh seafood, St Malo Ferry Port is your starting point for an unforgettable Breton adventure.