Visitor Guide Accessible Experiences
La Hougue Bie St. Saviour
La Hougue Bie is home to one of Europe’s finest Neolithic passage graves and reconstructed Neolithic Longhouse, a 16th century chapel, a WW2 German command bunker and memorial to the enforced/slave workers imprisoned on the Channel Islands, plus an exhibition space telling the story of the world’s largest Celtic coin hoard that was discovered in Jersey. Please note, access may be difficult for those with limited mobility. They offer a regular programme of guided tours throughout the season for deaf and hard of hearing visitors on a request basis. Jersey’s only vineyard can be found near the regal north coast of the island. This working estate offers full access to the main tour route for visitors using wheelchairs. There is a ramp from the main entrance into the café, with level access from the café into the toilets, event spaces and around the distillery and free parking. There are no steps around the estate, with a combination of well– kept grass and gravel terrain. Friendly dogs on a lead are welcome in their outdoor seating areas, and guide dogs are welcomed throughout.
Open all year T: +44 (0) 1534 853823 E: info@jerseyheritage.org W: jerseyheritage.org
La Mare Wine Estate St. Mary Seasonal opening T: +44 (0) 1534 481178 E: info@lamarewineestate.com W: lamarewineestate.com
Land and Moon Ceramics St. Ouen Open all year T: +44 (0) 1534 853823 E: shelley@landandmoonceramics.com W: landmoonceramics.as.me
Offering Taster Sessions, Evening Escapes and 1-2-1 courses, try your hand at throwing, turning and glazing as you learn the art of ceramics from the unique surroundings of Grève de Lecq Barracks. Disabled access is available access to the studios via a short wheelchair-friendly ramp and railing; all doors are wheelchair- width, buildings are single-storey, and disabled toilets can be accessed through an alternative entrance from the studio.
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