All Places in Jersey

Bonne Nuit is a sandy beach alongside a small fishing harbour. Although we say harbour it is just a shelter behind a pier. The bay is surrounded by cliffs providing shelter but the sun goes when it drops behind the cliffs. Limited parking and cafe. Read more…

Greve de Lecq is a quirky, golden sandy beach on Jersey’s north-western coast. It has a traditional English seaside feel to it and is a popular tourist coach stop-off due to its easy accessibility. Despite its popularity there is usually plenty of space for all when the tide drops down the steady sloping sands. Rock pools and gullies can be Read more…

St Brelade’s bay is split by a small wooded headland to create two separate sandy beaches. St Brelade’s beach is at the westerly, built-up end of the bay where hotels and eateries line the beach front promenade. This beach is one of Jersey’s finest and most popular beaches due to it’s great sand, the size of the beach when the Read more…

Grosnez Castle is a ruined 14th-century castle in the north-west corner of the island of Jersey. Philippe de Carteret held it against the French when they held half of Jersey between 1461 and 1467, but it has been a ruin since the mid-16th century. Today, the ruins are open to the public. Read more…

Jane James is an award winning artist who has become one of the best know ceramic designers in the Channel Islands. Working from her production studio overlooking English Harbour in St Helier, Jane’s work draws on inspiration from the beautiful coastline of Jersey. All her ceramics are either hand cut or press moulded from white earthenware clay. The ceramics are Read more…

Plemont is regarded as one of the best beaches in the Channel Islands. When the tide falls it reveals a huge sandy area for all to enjoy. There are rock pools, gullies and caves to explore around the cliff face. It’s northern location means that it very well protected from the prevailing winds. Access to the beach is down past Read more…

Another massive sweeping bay of sand, Grouville is best appreciated when the tide is in because otherwise, you’ll have to walk a long way for a swim. The most popular place to stop is at the car park to the north of the golf course just before you drive into picturesque Gorey village. Here you will find a playground next Read more…

Green Island beach is a sheltered, sandy and rocky beach on Jersey’s south-eastern stretch of coast. Access is very straightforward. When tide ebbs the full beauty of the beach is unveiled with a huge area of sand, gullies and rock pools for everyone to explore. There is a well-regarded restaurant, cafe, public toilets and paid parking right next to the Read more…

Durrell Wildlife Park (also known as Jersey Zoo) is a zoological park on the island of Jersey, situated in 32 acres (13 ha) of landscaped parkland and water-gardens. The Park has always concentrated on rare and endangered species, and has mammals, birds, amphibians and reptiles, comprising over 130 species. The park has large areas within the grounds that are designated native Read more…