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Sailings from Poole

Which boats sail, who runs them, how long they take and what the operator charges. Every sailing here was observed on a named date, and every fare is one a ferry company published.

Snapshot taken Sat, 12 Sept 2026, probing Thu, 17 Sept 2026, Mon, 21 Sept 2026, Fri, 25 Sept 2026, Tue, 29 Sept 2026. 2709 distinct sailings across 823 crossings and 266 ports, from 2190 port pairs asked about.

This is not live availability and it is not a booking system. It cannot tell you whether a sailing has space today.

Exterior view of the Wilcox Building on the southeast corner of Spring Street and 2nd Street, ca.1905 Photograph of the exterior facades of the Wilcox Building, located in Downtown Los Angeles, on the southeast corner of 2nd Street (left, eastbound) and Spring Street (right, southbound) ca.1905. The building stands five-stories tall (plus basement). The roof has a concrete balustrade and a flagpole. There are two narrow balconies visible, one on the corner (center), and one on the right side of the building above the large arched Spring Street entrance. The streets are bustling with pedestrian and vehicular traffic. Horse drawn carriages and streetcars can be seen on the streets. The bell tower of Saint Vibiana's Cathedral can be seen at left. Legible signs include: "the El[...], Sig[...], rooms", "J.F. McEl[...], printer[s]", "First National Bank", "California railway", "Santa Fe", "Freight and Ticket Office", "200", "Vernon", "Equitable Life Assurance Society", "Fred A. Hines, A.P. Chipron, general agent, Douglas E. Poole, cashier", "Metropolitan Life Insurance Co., incorporated by the state of New York, district office", "W.I. Hollingsworth & Co.", "real estate loans", "John T. Griffith Company", "real estate insurance, rentals, loans", "Dr. Cowles, chief medical examiner", "Germa[n] Bu[ilding]", "Union [...]efining", "Douglas, Lacey & Co.", "law offices of R. Wilson", "Doctor Solomon, eyes, ears, nose, and throat", "808, H. Jevne Co." The Wilcox Building was designed by the San Francisco firm of Pissis & Moore, with a Classical Revival facade of grey sandstone. Completed in 1896. The Bryson Block and Hollenbeck Hotel were "more flamboyant neighbors." After extensive damage during the Sylmar Earthquake in 1971, its upper four stories were demolished, leaving only the basement and the unrecognizable stripped facade of the ground floor. Call number: CHS-5129 Legacy record ID: chs-m1101; USC-1-1-1-1137 Filename: CHS-5129 Coverage date: circa 1905 Part of collection: California Historical Society Collection, 1860-1960 Type: images Geographic subject (city or populated place): Los Angeles Repository name: USC Libraries Special Collections Accession number: 5129 Microfiche number: 1-9-52 Archival file: chs_Volume25/CHS-5129.tiff Part of subcollection: Title Insurance and Trust, and C.C. Pierce Photography Collection, 1860-1960 Repository address: Doheny Memorial Library, Los Angeles, CA 90089-0189 Geographic subject (country): USA Format (aacr2): 3 photographs : glass photonegative, photonegative, photoprint, b&w ; 21 x 26 cm. Rights: Digitally reproduced by the USC Digital Library; From the California Historical Society Collection at the University of Southern California Subject (adlf): buildings Project: USC Repository email: specol@usc.edu Contributing entity: California Historical Society Date created: circa 1905 Publisher (of the digital version): University of Southern California. Libraries Format (aat): negatives (photographic); photographs Geographic subject (state): California Subject (file heading): Los Angeles -- Architecture -- Commercial -- General #2; Los Angeles -- Architecture -- Commercial -- General -- Wilcox Building Format: glass plate negatives Access conditions: Send requests to address or e-mail given. Phone (213) 821-2366; fax (213) 740-2343. Geographic subject (county): Los Angeles Geographic subject (roadway): Spring Street & 2nd Street Subject (lcsh): Buildings Subject: Wilcox Building, built 1896
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Sailings from Poole

2 sailings on 2 crossings, run by 1 operator

  1. Cherbourg to Poole

    CHERBOURG → POOLEObserved on Thu, 17 Sept 2026Crossing time 4h 30mBRITTANY FERRIES

    1. 18:1521:454h 30mBRITTANY FERRIESBARFLEURDirectvehiclespetsfrom €44.00 Deck
      • Seat €58.00
      • Private cabin €103.00

  2. Poole to Cherbourg

    POOLE → CHERBOURGObserved on Thu, 17 Sept 2026Crossing time 4h 45mBRITTANY FERRIES

    1. 08:3014:154h 45mBRITTANY FERRIESBARFLEURDirectvehiclespetsfrom €44.00 Deck
      • Seat €58.00
      • Private cabin €89.00

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How this is built

Every row comes from one snapshot of an operator-published schedule, taken on a named date. Nothing is modelled, averaged or filled in.

Fares are in euro, in the minor units the source returned, and are the prices the operator was charging for the date shown. Where two classes collapse onto one word the cheaper of the two is kept.

Every figure here is the euro amount the operator published. Where your display currency is not the euro the page converts it at a fixed rate with a stated margin, the same way the rest of the site does; the API and the CSV always return the euro minor units.

A vessel name is printed only where the source gave one that differs from the company name. Roughly a third of the rows repeat the operator in the vessel field.

Sea areas and islands are our editorial grouping of the ports in this snapshot, not an official geography. Every port belongs to exactly one sea area, so browsing the areas reaches all of them.

A ferry timetable is the most irregular in transport: three sailings a week in April, twelve a day in August, and nothing at all on a Tuesday in November. Read every date here as the date it says.

How every number on this site is worked out

Sat, 12 Sept 2026
Thu, 17 Sept 2026, Mon, 21 Sept 2026, Fri, 25 Sept 2026, Tue, 29 Sept 2026
EUR
2709

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The API

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Parameters are the ones in the page address: from, to, region, island, operator and overnight. Add format=csv for a flat table.

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