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Commadore Clipper Ferry

To book your ferry ticket onboard Commadore Clipper or any other Condor Ferries simply select your outward & return routes, then the number of passengers and click the get price button. You will then be taken to the booking page where you can select you exact requirements for your journey and obtain your personalised ferry ticket quote.

Condor Ferries conventional Ferry Commadore Clipper
   
 

Condor Ferries Commadore Clipper - Further Ferry Information and Vessel Description

Condor Ferries Commadore Clipper is a purpose-built conventional ferry designed for a year round, all-weather service. This well-equipped ship operates daily between Portsmouth and the Islands and has space for 300 passengers and over 100 cars. Facilities include En suite cabins, reclining seats an onboard brasserie, lounge bar and duty free shop. Onboard you will also find a children’s area to keep the little ones entertained during the crossing. Club class is available. For full information on Condor Ferries - Click Here.

Part of the Condor Ferries Fleet Commadore Clipper

In 1999 the Commodore Clipper was delivered to Commodore Ferries and replaced a freight ferry Island Commodore. The new Commodore Clipper was able to replace the Havelet as all weather backup for the fast craft as she had space for 500 passengers.

Commodore Clipper was built by Van der Giessen-de Noord, Krimpen a/d Ijssel, Holland, in 1999. She entered service with Commodore Ferries in October 1999 between Portsmouth and the Channel Islands. She is 129 m long, 13460 gross tons, and achieves 18.8 knots with MAK diesels totalling 8640 kW. Commodore Clipper carries 500 passengers, 279 cars and has 1265 lanemetres for freight. Initially wearing the names of both Commodore and Condor, she later received full Condor Ferries livery.

Condor Ferries Commadore Clipper Ferry Statistics

  • Length - 129 m
  • Breadth - 23.4 m
  • Draught - 5 m
  • Speed - 18.5 knots
  • Built - 1999
  • Yard - Van der Giessen-de Noord, Netherlands
  • Power - 8.5 Mw
  • Passengers - 500
  • Crew - 38