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Portelet Bay Beach
Portelet bay is a picture-postcard location recently impacted by a questionable residential development that now overlooks the area. Lying in the bay, cut off by high tides, is what is known as Janvrin’s Tomb. The beach itself is a mix of golden sand, shingle and rocky shelves at either side of the bay. Access is via and steps and path combination which is steep in some sections.
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Why not check other beaches nearby as we have 6 beaches in Saint Brelade, or check our list of Saint Brelade Dog Friendly Beaches.
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Portelet Bay Beach, La Rue Voisin, Saint Brelade Parish, Saint Brelade , Jersey
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