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==Islands==Other companies also connects the main islands with [[JerseyFrance]] and particularly [[GuernseyCherbourg]] are more detailed on their respective pagesand some other ports in Normandie.===Sark===There are no cars on '''Sark''' so there is absolutely no means to hitch this exclusively pedestrianized little island, the ferry is though pretty expensive so someone might be willing to try (if possible) to hitch a boat ride with a fisherman**[http://www.manche-iles-express. Hitching the com Manche-Iles ferry wouldn't be a solution as they only carry foot passenger and makes their money out of it. Daily return ] from Normandy**[[Guernsey]] is about 22 poundshttp://www.===Alderney==='''Alderney''' is the northernmost and remote island of the group, it is only serviced by seasonal foot passenger ferry services from France of by airhdferries. So hitching tocom/out of the island is an impossible task. The island is also pretty tiny so walking around it would be no problem whatsoever.France-Islands ferry]
==Links==
Companys servicing the Islands:
*''By Sea''
**[http://www.manche-iles-express.com MancheIles ferry] from Normandy
**[http://www.condorferries.co.uk England-Islands]
**[http://www.sarkshipping.info/ Guernsey-Sark]
**[http://www.hdferries.com/ France-Islands]
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The '''Channel Islands''' are Crown Dependencies of the Windsor Royal Family of the [[United Kingdom]], these independent states are organized according to an old Middle Age status of ''Bailiwick''. The '''Channel Islands''' are formed by the independent islands of '''Alderney''', '''Sark''', '''[[Guernsey]]''' and '''[[Jersey]]''' and are located off the coast of [[France]] (Brittany and Normandy).
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[[Guernsey]] and [[Jersey]] are the 2 biggest islands of the group and are serviced by daily ferries to [[France]] ([[St-Malo]]) and [[England]] ([[Poole]] ''summer only'', [[Weymouth]] and [[Portsmouth]]) as well as by air. ''Alderney'' and ''Sark'' are independent islands within the Bailiwick of [[Guernsey]], ''Alderney'' is reachable by air from the other islands or from [[England]] and by passenger ferry during the summer only from [[France]]. ''Sark'' on the other hand is only accessible by passenger ferry from either [[Guernsey]] or [[Jersey]] and sometimes from [[France]] during the summer.
**[http://www.condorferries.co.uk England-Islands ferry]
**[http://www.sarkshipping.info/ Guernsey-Sark ferry]
*''By Air''
**[http://www.blueislands.com Blue Islands]
**[http://www.aurigny.com/ Aurigny]
Many other air companies does deserve service the islands from [[England]] 's main citiesas well as the [[Isle of Man]] and some other [[Europe|european]] or [[France|french]] cities. == Islands ==[[Jersey]] and [[Guernsey]] are more detailed on their respective pages.<!=== Sark ===There are no cars on '''Sark''' so there is absolutely no means to hitch this exclusively pedestrianized little island, the ferry is though pretty expensive so someone might be willing to try (if possible) to hitch a boat ride with a fisherman. Hitching the ferry wouldn't be a solution as they only carry foot passenger and makes their money out of it. Daily return from [[Guernsey]] is about 22 pounds ''(by end 2007)''. === Alderney ==='''Alderney''' is the northernmost and most remote island of the group, it is only serviced by seasonal foot passenger ferry services from France or by air. So hitching to/out of the island is quite an impossible task. The island is also pretty tiny (5km long x 2.5km large) so walking around it would be no problem whatsoever, but there are a few cars on the island. === Herm ==='''Herm''' is the smallest island of the Channel Islands group. Herm is a property of the States of [[Guernsey]] and only a handful inhabited the island which is linked by daily foot passenger ferry to St. Peter-Port - what do you mean Guernsey. Cars and bicycles are banned from Herm, so hitching is only reduced to assessing the opportunity of getting a ride to the island with "does deserve"?-->a fisherman. {{UK constituent countries}}{{IsIn|United Kingdom}}
[[Category:United Kingdom]][[Category:Channel Islands|*]][[Category:Western Europe]]
