Four services carry the island's public transport: Aurigny (1968), the States-owned flag carrier and second-oldest airline in Britain after Loganair; Brittany Ferries, holding the 15-year lifeline sea contract from 2025; the White Rock terminal, 39 weekly sailings across seven operators; and Buses.gg, Stagecoach-run since April 2025. —
Forest·Service
Part of Cabernet Ltd (holding company, 100% owned by States of Guernsey)
✦Active since 1968
The Bailiwick of Guernsey's state-owned flag carrier airline, serving the UK, France, Ireland, and inter-island routes from Guernsey Airport since 1968.
St Peter Port·Service
Part of BAI (Bretagne Angleterre Irlande SA)
✦Active since 1972
Brittany Ferries operates Guernsey's lifeline ferry services from White Rock, St Peter Port, with routes to Poole, Portsmouth, Jersey, and St Malo.
St Peter Port·Organization·Est. 2001
Part of Guernsey Ports
Ferry terminal at White Rock, St Peter Port, with passenger and vehicle routes to England, France, Jersey, Sark, and Alderney.
St Peter Port·Service·Est. 2025
Part of Stagecoach South West (Stagecoach Group)
✦Guernsey's only scheduled bus operator
The scheduled public bus service for Guernsey, operated by Stagecoach South West since April 2025 and offering free student and pensioner travel.