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St Saviour’s Church church existed at least as early as 1087 and is stone vaulted with a tiled roof, and has a central tower with a battlemented parapet and a stair turret. St Saviour’s church is linked with Lillie Langtry, the actress nicknamed “Jersey Lily”. She was born in the rectory, and married twice in the church. She was later Read more…
St Catherine lifeboat station was established in 1969 and operates a inshore lifeboat. Station open 11am – 1pm Sundays or by appointment, no shop. Read more…
St Aubin’s Bay has a vast area of sand when the tide is out. Sadly, it isn’t that nice to look at or to be on. This is primarily a water sports bay including jet bikes and waterskiing. Overhead you will see many people doing short skydives and parachuting down on to the Gunsite slipway area of the bay. Elizabeth 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…
Beauport beach is a small, south-facing beach which is accessed by a fairly steep path that drops from the car park. The top of the beach greets you with a narrow pebble strip but thereafter is good sand. The beach has safe swimming and is ideal for families although you have a steep path from the car park at the Read more…
Reg’s Garden is a one-and-a-half acre landscaped garden open every day of the year to raise money for charity and often hold events at weekends during the summer months. Read more…
Jersey Museum and Art Gallery is located in a Merchant’s House and in cludes stories of Jersey’s history, from the Ice Age to the German Occupation. Read more…
Victoria Pool is a tidal marine pool set in St Aubins bay. It has a sandy bottom with gently slopes to a maximum depth of 3 metres. The pool covers and uncovers about three hours either side of high tide. The lake is 190m by 140m making it one of the largest marine lakes in the UK. You donot just Read more…
Samarès Manor is a manor house with medieval origins in the Vingtaine de Samarès, in the parish of St. Clement in Jersey, and is the traditional home of the Seigneur de Samarès. The name Samarès is an old French word meaning salt-marsh, and much of the low-lying surrounding areas are or were coastal marshes. 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…
Construction was started on Elizabeth Castle in the 16th century and it is located on a tidal island. Access to the castle is via a causeway from St Helier at low tide, or on a castle ferry. The ferries are wading vehicles that can reach the castle regardless of tide height, weather permitting. A one-way trip when the tide is Read more…
La Hougue Bie is where you’ll find one of the best examples of passage graves in Europe. Here you can find out more about life in a Neolithic community on Jersey around six thousand years ago. There is a medieval chapel on the mound now but it’s still a tranquil and spiritual place where you can stand inside the chamber of Read more…
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