CHARTER ferry services between Jersey and Alderney will continue to be supported next year by Alderney’s government.
The service, operated by WaterTaxi CI, will run from May to the end of September 2026, with the schedule to be announced in the new year and booking system to open from February.
Chair of Alderney Economic Development Committee, Stuart Clark said: “We are delighted to see this service continue into 2026. It represents a significant step forward in improving transport links between Jersey and Alderney, creating new opportunities
for tourism and commerce.”
Founder of WaterTaxi CI, Max Boleat added: “We are delighted to confirm the continuation of our Jersey – Alderney scheduled charter service for 2026, delivered in partnership with the States of Alderney. Following the successful introduction of this new route in 2025, we look forward to building on its strong foundations and further supporting tourism and connectivity as we expand the service into 2026.”
Pricing for the 2026 service is still to be confirmed.
Donford Nicholas, head of maritime delivery and business development at Ports of Jersey, added: “We are pleased to note that the first year of this direct route between Jersey and Alderney has been a great success in 2025, delivering improved connectivity and positive feedback from passengers and stakeholders.
“Building on this achievement, the trial will continue into 2026, reinforcing our commitment to safe, reliable, and efficient maritime links. We look forward to working closely with Max and the team to ensure the service continues to thrive, benefiting residents, visitors, and strengthening the economic and social ties between our islands.”
