Condor Ferries - The Islands' Lifeline through to towing barges across

through to towing barges across to both adjacent Islands

Last few copies

the Upper Douglas Cable Tramway and the Groudle Glen Railway were added to the network

Then an eighteenth-century fashion for sea-bathing saw many wealthy ‘strangers’ visit Manx shores

Color Line emerged as the inheritor of the great Norwegian maritime tradition of providing high-quality international ferry services to the country’s nearest overseas neighbours

Condor Ferries - The Islands' Lifeline through to towing barges acrossCondor Ferries was formed in 1964 by Channel Island businessmen Peter Dorey and Jack Norman. Some thirty years later they established the first high speed car ferry service to the Channel Islands from Weymouth with Condor 10. In 2008, the Macquarie European Infrastructure Fund II acquired the Condor Group, twenty years later Columbia Threadneedle Investments purchased the business, forming a consortium with Brittany Ferries. In August 2024 the French