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DFDS route information
Use the operator’s current route information to confirm the timetable, vessel and travel options for your preferred date.
Choose Jersey rather than Guernsey when searching for the island destination.
The St Malo–Jersey ferry connects Brittany with the Channel Islands. DFDS publishes passenger and vehicle sailings on this route, making it useful for an island visit from northern France.
The St Malo–Jersey ferry connects Brittany with the Channel Islands. DFDS publishes passenger and vehicle sailings on this route, making it useful for an island visit from northern France.
Choose Jersey rather than Guernsey when searching for the island destination.
Check the outward and return times together if planning a day trip.
Allow time between arrival in St Malo and the ferry check-in, especially when connecting from a train.
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Use the operator’s current route information to confirm the timetable, vessel and travel options for your preferred date.
Choose Jersey rather than Guernsey when searching for the island destination.
St Malo’s ferry terminal is at the Terminal Ferry du Naye, only a short distance from the walled old town. The N137 provides a toll-free dual-carriageway connection towards Rennes and the wider Brittany road network.
Jersey’s ferry terminal at St Helier places passengers close to the island capital and its main road network. Vehicle dimensions matter because larger vehicles can be subject to local road restrictions or permits.
Compare port access, check-in, crossing time and onward travel when choosing a departure.
Enter passengers and any vehicle accurately, then confirm the options offered for your sailing.
Check the seating or cabin category available on the vessel shown for your departure. Confirm any assistance or pet arrangements directly with the operator.
A published route does not mean every sailing or ticket type is available through the comparison service. Consult the operator if your preferred option is not listed.
Route information reviewed on 12 September 2026. Check the operator’s current timetable and service notices before travel.
DFDS publish route information for this crossing. Follow the operator links on this page for the latest timetable and service notices.
Use the departure and arrival times for the sailing you select, including the arrival date and local time zone. Published route descriptions are a planning guide rather than a guarantee for every departure.
Open the ferry search page and enter the two ports, travel dates and passenger details. Add your vehicle where required. If your preferred service is not listed, consult the operator’s published timetable.
Compare current sailings, passenger fares, vehicle prices and accommodation, then choose the crossing that works best for your journey.