Condor celebrate 50 golden years
Captain Steve Aimscow (Master), James Fulford (CEO, Condor ) and Captain Steve Leake (Master) - Credit: Archant
On a bright sunny spring afternoon Condor Ferries welcomed over 3,000 visitors to Poole Quay for a day of free family fun to celebrate the 50th anniversary of its first ever sailing from the Channel Islands to France in 1964.
Amy OBrien (Channel Islands Marketing Executive) - Credit: Archant
The fast ferry ‘Condor Express’, decorated with gold balloons and bunting, made a striking sight moored at Poole Quay and visitors were invited on board to take a tour, visit the Bridge (a popular choice with youngsters) and meet the ship’s Captain.
Janine Hocking (Administration), Jeff Robson (Guest Service Manager), Sally Greenwood (Retail Team Leader) - Credit: Archant
Representatives from Jersey, Guernsey and St Malo tourism organisations, where Condor sails to, were also on board to offer information about activities, events and accommodation in the Channel Islands and the Brittany region of France. In addition visitors sampled local delicacies from the destinations, including Jersey black butter.
James Fulford (CEO, Condor Ferries) and Captain Steve Leake (Master) - Credit: Archant
Alfie (age 6) and Louie (age 9) hvaing fun on board the Condor Express - Credit: Archant
For more details about sailings visit condorferries.co.uk*
Diana Rodriguez (Stewardess) offering samples of Jersey Black Butter - Credit: Archant
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