Jersey

Tourist Guide

Mont Orgueil Castle featuring château or palace, a coastal town and a bay or harbour
Mont Orgueil Castle featuring château or palace, a coastal town and a bay or harbour
St Ouen showing general coastal views, a coastal town and a beach
Jersey Zoological Park as well as a small group of people
Parish Church of St. Brelade showing a church or cathedral, heritage elements and a cemetery

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Discover the beauty of Jersey

Immerse yourself in the breathtaking beauty of Jersey, a hidden gem nestled in the British Channel Islands. Nestled in the British Channel Islands, Jersey is an enchanting destination that boasts rolling green countryside, pristine beaches, majestic castles and delectable cuisine. Embark on a journey to this picturesque island and explore its varied landscapes and quaint charm. The largest of the Channel Islands, Jersey is the intriguing blend of British and French culture and an ideal destination for a relaxing getaway.Travelling to Jersey is easy with regular ferry services from Poole and Portsmouth in the UK, as well as the northwest coast of France. You'll also find short flights to Jersey from over 20 UK airports. Thanks to the island's compact size, you'll find everything within a 30-minute drive, allowing yourself the freedom to discover the island's treasures at your leisure.

Experience the vibrant charm of St. Helier, the island's capital, where fascinating museums unfold Jersey's rich maritime and seafaring heritage. Venture beyond the capital and immerse yourself in the island's breathtaking landscapes. Breathe in the fresh sea air on the golden sands of St Brelade's Bay or St Aubin, or lose yourself in the captivating beauty of the National Park, where lush green fields meet dramatic coastlines, offering mesmerizing views of Jersey's pristine shores.

With centuries of history, Jersey is a treasure trove of captivating landmarks and attractions. Explore the impressive 16th-century Elizabeth Castle, the former residence of Sir Walter Raleigh, and Mont Orgueil, a hilltop fortress that protected the island from French invasion. Delve into the island's war-time history at the Jersey War Tunnels, and don't miss La Hougue Bie, one of the world's oldest buildings, predating even the Egyptian pyramids.

Boasting year-round events and activities, you'll always have something to see or do in Jersey. Indulge in thrilling water sports like surfing and kite-surfing at St Ouen's Bay or immerse yourself in the wonders of nature by exploring the scenic walking trails of Les Mielles Nature Reserve, where a vibrant array of birdlife awaits. Cycling enthusiasts can take advantage of the island's 'Green Lanes' where a 15 mph speed limit ensures a peaceful ride.

Embark on a culinary adventure and tantalize your taste buds with an array of flavours, from succulent Bouley Bay scallops to the world-renowned Jersey Royal potatoes, harvested exclusively in May and June. For an unforgettable experience, mark your calendar for July, when the Jersey Fish Festival takes place, offering an abundance of mouthwatering seafood delicacies.

Whether you prefer the luxury of high-end hotels or the cosy comfort of quaint guesthouses, Jersey offers a wide selection of accommodation to suit every traveller's taste and budget. Start planning your Jersey holiday today and unlock a world of captivating experiences. From its rich history and cultural heritage to its pristine beaches and lush landscapes, Jersey promises an unforgettable journey filled with beauty and wonder.

Popular cities in Jersey

Elizabeth Castle which includes a castle as well as an individual male
St. Helier
Known for Friendly people, Dining and Bars
Enjoy the bustling capital of Jersey in the Channel Islands, an island with a personality that far outpaces its diminutive geographical size.

Reasons to visit

  • St. Helier Central Market
  • Elizabeth Castle
  • The Georgian House
Hamptonne Country Life Museum showing a house, heritage elements and a garden
St. Lawrence
Known for Friendly people, Dining and Bars
Get away to relaxing St. Lawrence! Enjoy the local cuisine, seaside and beaches.

Reasons to visit

  • Jersey War Tunnels - German Underground Hospital
  • Jersey Zoo
  • Hamptonne Country Life Museum
Parish Church of St. Brelade featuring a coastal town, general coastal views and a sandy beach
St. Brelade
Known for Friendly people, Beaches and Dining
Relaxing St. Brelade is calling! Discover its beaches, oceanfront, golf and more.

Reasons to visit

  • Corbiere Lighthouse
  • Parish Church of St. Brelade
Aerial View of the St. Helier Suburb of Saint Saviour, Jersey
St. Saviour
Known for Dining, Friendly people and Family-friendly
Relaxing St. Saviour awaits: its dining, entertainment, spas and more!

Reasons to visit

  • La Hougue Bie
  • Howard Davis Park
aMazin! Adventure Park & Maze showing farmland and landscape views
St. Peter
Known for Friendly people, Dining and Gardens
Bring your family to this region of Jersey that’s packed with fun attractions and spectacular coastal scenery for all ages to enjoy.

Reasons to visit

  • aMazin! Adventure Park & Maze
  • Valley Adventure Centre
Also known as Gorey Castle, the castle was built in the earlier 12th century with the construction being down under the Duchy of Normandy.
St. Martin
Known for Bars, Beaches and Luxury
Escape to upscale St. Martin! Enjoy its marina, parks and beaches.

Reasons to visit

  • Mont Orgueil Castle

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