Islands Unlimited has published a 2026 schedule after a 'successful' first season.
Since June this year, Islands Unlimited has operated a Guernsey–Jersey ferry route.
In those 4 months, more than 25,000 passengers have boarded the 200-seater vessel for the 1-hour journey.
The service will pause for the winter at the end of October, but customers can browse and book seats between March and October next year.
Company CEO and Captain Chad Murray says the extended 2026 season will offer more flexibility for both leisure and business passengers.
“We’re proud and excited to share our 2026 schedule, giving travellers the chance to plan ahead with confidence.
“Reaching over 25,000 passengers this season shows how valued this service has become.
"As we explore opportunities to offer new routes, our focus remains firmly on delivering reliability and quality on our core Guernsey–Jersey route.
“As well as serving our regular travellers, Islands Unlimited is playing a growing role in supporting the wider Channel Islands economy.
"Reliable ferry links are vital for tourism, business, and community connections, and we’re proud to be part of that story.
"Looking ahead to 2026, we’ll continue to strengthen our core route while exploring opportunities that enhance choice and connectivity for islanders and visitors alike.”
The new schedule has multiple daily sailings, up to five days a week, between St Helier and St Peter Port.
Two days a week are needed for ship maintenance.
Website updates are also in development to allow customers to review past and future bookings.
The States of Guernsey provided £150k to help Islands Unlimited establish itself.
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