They say the Channel Islands are a little piece of France in Britain.

The mellow Gulf Stream gives them a balmy climate, nature blessed them with golden, unspoilt beaches, and the French influence gives them a unique atmosphere and way of life.

Jersey is the largest of the Channel Islands at nine miles by five, yet somehow it boasts fifty miles of spectacular coastline with stunning sandy beaches. The island is rich in heritage with castles and museums that depict a fascinating history of occupation.

St Helier - the island capital has an excellent shopping centre, and because the island is VAT free, you can enjoy prices that are lower than the UK high street.

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St Malo is one of France's leading ports. Served by Brittany Ferries and Condor Ferries it is possible to sail to the UK, Jersey and Guernsey.

St Malo boasts one of Northern France's top tourist attractions "Mont St Michel". This fortified island monastery is well worth visiting. Just remember to check the high tide times!

St Malo is an excellent destination for travellers to Brittany and France's Atlantic coast.

Getting There

St Malo ferry port is easily accessible and well sign posted.

A toll-free dual carriageway, the N137, connects St Malo to the rest of the France. To get to the port, follow signs for St Malo then "Terminal Ferry du Naye".