Ferry from Saint-Malo to Jersey

Take advantage of the available discounts and travel from Saint-Malo to Jersey by ferry with lower-cost ferry tickets. There are certain passenger categories entitled to discount tickets on ferries traveling from Saint-Malo to Jersey, such as:

• Toddlers up to 4 years (free of charge)
• Children aged 4-15 (50% discounts)

Ferries from Saint-Malo to Jersey are typically operated by modern high-speed vessels, specifically the Tarifa Jet, offering a quick and comfortable crossing across the Channel. On board, you will typically find spacious indoor lounges with comfortable seating, a top deck, a cafeteria, a shop, as well as free Wi-Fi.

Cabins & accommodation

Ferries traveling from Saint-Malo to Jersey do not have cabins but you can book a numbered seat.

Luggage

When travelling from Saint-Malo to Jersey with DFDS, passengers can bring personal luggage on board, including handbags, suitcases or items needed during the journey.

For foot passengers, luggage should not exceed 25 kg per person, and you should be able to carry it yourself. If you are travelling with a vehicle, you can transport your belongings inside your car.

Pets on board

Pets are welcome on the St Malo - Jersey ferry route, provided you include them in your booking. If you are bringing your car or caravan, your pet can stay in your vehicle for around £20 (€23). Alternatively, pets must be in a carrier and placed within a dedicated area onboard.Make sure to carry your pet’s health certificates and any supplies you might need.

Take a look at some useful tips for your St Malo - Jersey ferry trip:

• The port of St Malo can get busy, so plan your arrival at least 1 hr ahead of your ferry’s departure. If you are travelling with a vehicle, it’s best to be there 2 hr in advance.
• 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.
• Keep in mind that Jersey pounds and coins are not legal tender in the UK, so it's worth spending them or exchanging them before you board for your return.
• If you are travelling with a car or caravan, consider booking your return tickets on the Jersey - St Malo ferry well in advance, as car deck spaces are limited.
• Keep in mind that there is a 1-hr time difference between France and the Channel Islands.
• Travel from St Malo to Jersey requires a valid passport .

Where to take the ferry from Saint-Malo to Jersey

Ferries to Jersey depart from the port of Saint-Malo in France, specifically from the Gare Maritime du Naye. The port is located conveniently on the north coast of Brittany, just a few minutes from the center of the city.

Saint-Malo port is well-organised and equipped with essential passenger facilities, including waiting areas, cafés, ticket offices, and parking spaces.

How to get to the port of Saint-Malo

• By car: the port is easily accessible via the N137 motorway connecting Rennes to Saint-Malo (approx. 1 hr). Follow signs for “Gare Maritime du Naye” once in the city. Parking is available near the terminal (short- and long-term options).
• By train: the closest train station is located just a 25-min walk from the port, in Avenue Anita Conti.
• By bus: there is a bus stop about a 3-min walk from the port. A regular bus service operates from here to the town center.

Where does the ferry arrive in Jersey?

Ferries from Saint-Malo arrive 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.

The port area is well-equipped with 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.

Thanks to its central location, you can quickly reach hotels, restaurants, and major attractions either on foot (5-10 min) or via public transport.