GB Sticker; Why not pack your car and enjoy the freedom of exploring the Island, but don't forget to display your GB sticker when travelling to Guernsey.

Duty Free; We accept Sterling and French Francs on board the vessels so why not take the opportunity to get your Duty Free on the only Cross Channel Ferry Operator still offering the facility.

Express Freight Services; ; No matter what you're moving, we can offer you and your cargo the same high standards of quality, care and attention that have made our passenger service so successful. Our high-speed catamarans cruise at over 40 knots. Journey time from Weymouth to Guernsey is under two and a half hours.

Petrol; Take your car to Guernsey and not only enjoy the freedom of the island but also enjoy the benefits of cheaper petrol on the Island. Petrol stations are closed on Sundays.

Check-in Times; The latest check-in time for motorists is 1 hour before departure time shown on the ticket and latest check-in time for foot passengers is 40 minutes before departure time shown on the ticket.

General Travel tips;

Driving tips: It is important to note that roads are narrow and some road systems will be unfamiliar to UK motorists, namely the island's filter in turn system. A yellow criss-cross box painted at a junction indicates this. At these intersections all directions have equal priority. You must only enter the junction in turn with other vehicles. You must not enter the box unless the exit is clear. The maximum speed limit on the island is 35mph.

Buses: The island's main bus station is situated at South Esplanade, just along from the Town Church. One company operate an island wide network, but check timetables carefully; many routes do not extend after the evening rush hour. There is also a shuttle service from the Airport.

Taxis and cabs: There are a large number of cab companies listed in the Guernsey telephone directory and ranks are situated at the Weybridge Clock Tower (near the bottom of St Julian's Avenue) and alongside the Town Church in the town centre, as well as the Airport Terminal.

Hire cars and parking: Visitors to Guernsey can hire cars at the Airport or Harbour on arrival or by looking up car companies in the Yellow Pages. Cars can be delivered to hotels on request and can be ordered beforehand to await your arrival at the airport or Harbour. When it comes to parking look out for distinctive blue parking notices, which will tell you how long you can remain in a space.

In Guernsey parking is still free, but when parking in a time restricted "disc zone" area, you must use a parking clock. Hire vehicles have them but if you have brought your own vehicle you must go along to the Police station to obtain one. Clocks can also be obtained at many of the island's service stations or the Tourist Information Centre in St. Peter Port.

In town, there are half hour, one, two and three hour designated parking areas and it is important to display your time of arrival to avoid a parking ticket. At time of writing this stands at £15.00. Ten hour parking is available in town at Salerie Corner and at North Beach.