English Channel ferries: France, England and the Channel Islands

Ferry crossings of the English Channel: Newhaven to Dieppe for Normandy from southern England, and Saint-Malo to Jersey for the Channel Islands from Brittany. Cars carried, cabins on overnight sailings.

Available crossings

• Newhaven → Dieppe — DFDS · around 4 h 15 · from €47
• Saint-Malo → Jersey — DFDS · around 1 h 55 · from €55

Frequently asked questions

Which Channel crossings can I book?

Newhaven – Dieppe (around 4 h 15, up to three sailings a day) and Saint-Malo – Jersey (around 1 h 55, seasonal), both operated by DFDS.

Can I take a car?

Yes, on both routes. The vehicle is charged on top of the passenger fare and is booked at the same time.

Which crossing is best for Normandy?

Newhaven – Dieppe lands you directly in Normandy and saves roughly two hours of driving compared with Calais if you are heading for Rouen, Paris or the Normandy coast.

Do the ferries run all year?

Newhaven – Dieppe runs year-round with seasonal timetables. Saint-Malo – Jersey is seasonal and does not sail every day, so check your date in the search.