FERRIES
FERRY + HOTEL
FERRIES
FERRY + HOTEL
Jersey is located near the coast of Normandy, France and is a self-governing dependency of the British Crown; Jersey is not part of the UK but is officially part of the British Islands with its own independent legal, and fiscal systems.
Being close to the UK, Jersey is part of the Common Travel Area. To make things simple before you travel, we’ve compiled everything you need to know before your visit.
Language
English
Currency
Pounds Sterling
Population
103,650 (2023)
Passports/Visas
No passports required
Timezone
GMT
Average Sailing Duration
3 hours from Poole
Currency
The currency accepted in Jersey is Sterling, however, Jersey does have its’ own currency – the Jersey Pound. You can pay with Sterling, and some shops may accept Euros Find out more here.
Passports & Visas
Jersey is part of the Common Travel Area, therefore if you’re a British Citizen you do not need a passport to travel to Jersey. You will need to bring a form of accepted photo ID - find the list here.
Travel Insurance
We recommend you take out travel insurance when visiting Jersey to cover you for healthcare costs or medical treatment. Jersey and the UK have a reciprocal healthcare agreement, however, only certain conditions are covered. See more information here.
Thinking of visiting Jersey? Or simply curious about the island, here is everything you may want to know about Jersey! Including some lesser-known facts about the island.
Can you use your mobile phone in Jersey?
You can use your mobile phone in Jersey; however, UK mobile networks do not extend to Jersey. UK mobile networks tend to class making a call in Jersey as making an international call.
We recommend you check with your service provider for any information on charges for using your phone in Jersey.
However, Blue Islands offer eSims which provide visitors with travel bundles. These bundles provide affordable data packages without the need for changing your phone number. Find out more from Blue Islands here.
Although small, there is lots to see in Jersey! You can take your car when travelling by ferry, or as a foot passenger you have the option to discover the island on foot, by bicycle or bus.
