Destination Guide 2025

September 2025

Jersey Walk on the wild side

St. Aubin

Jersey. Invigorate your soul. Jersey. There’s something in the water. Something in the wild sea air, where wave-carved clis blow away cobwebs and invigorate the soul. H L WC WC e t

A nourishing catch plucked fresh from the tide this morning and served up straight to your plate. In wide open blue spaces that beckon you to the sea. It’s in the salty souls of surfers at sunrise. It’s in the drama of our rushing cave waterfalls, the crashing surf on towering clis and the tranquillity of trinkling streams in woodlands.

In miles of untouched beaches washed clean by the biggest tides in Europe. However you feel when you land on our shores, there’s a deep, elemental magic in our sea air that will leave you feeling renewed, reinvigorated and restored.

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Getting to Jersey

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Plan your perfect getaway

Where to stay

What’s on Adventure

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A year-round destination

History

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Group Travel Sustainability Accessibility

Food & Drink Luxury Jersey

Be on our shores in around an hour. Travelling to Jersey couldn’t be easier. Our beautiful island is a short flight or ferry ride away and with lots of options to choose from, you can get to Jersey in the way that suits you. Fly from over 20 UK and European airports in around an hour or catch a ferry from two major UK ports - Portsmouth and Poole. Visitors can take a short ferry ride from the French ports of St. Malo, Granville and Carteret in just over an hour. Getting to Jersey

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Lose yourself in miles of country lanes that open out to clis that circle the island’s dramatic coast. It’s easy to explore the island; so step out and enjoy each Jersey moment at your own pace. Welcome to an island where there are no wrong turns, just places you’ve yet to discover and friendly locals you’ve yet to meet. An island waiting to be explored.

Discover the island by car. Road names may be French, but in Jersey we drive on the left. With 350 miles of scenic roads, hire a car - or go green with an EVie electric car - and enjoy easy parking across the island. Ride through Jersey on two wheels. Cycle quiet lanes and coastal roads with the Atlantic breeze on your back. Stop to pick up a picnic from the Central Market or pause at a charming coastal café. Explore on two feet. Walk the Jersey Tidal Trail, 48 miles of spectacular coastal route shaped by one of the world’s biggest tides. Head out on your own adventure, or join a guided walking tour for local insights.

Hop aboard the bus. Regular island-wide routes make getting around easy. Pay a flat contactless fare or grab a Discover Jersey travel pass for unlimited rides. Door-to-door transport by taxi. Taxis are ready at the airport, harbour or Weighbridge Place. Book ahead if you need a larger or accessible vehicle. Book electric taxis through the RYDE app. Escorted tours. See the island’s highlights on a coach tour with an expert guide. Jersey Uncovered and Blue Badge guides also oer tailor- made adventures.

From wild glamping under the stars to luxury spa hotels where inner glow and glam is on the menu, historic hideaways to pet-friendly paradises, we’ll help you find the perfect place to rest your head. have to stroll too far to find a family friendly guesthouse or bouji beachside hotel with a warm Jersey welcome. Your perfect island retreat. Jersey’s a compact island so you don’t

Longueville Manor, St. Saviour

1. Stay in luxury. Seek comfort in the lovingly restored Longueville Manor with its highly acclaimed home-from-home experience with the tranquillity of woodland walks and gardens. Whether you settle in to an elegant coastal retreat like The Atlantic Hotel, or escape to the suave surrounds of The Club Hotel & Spa for a few relaxing days of spa treatments and classy cocktails in the Michelin-starred Bohemia restaurant, Jersey oers a star-studded collection of luxury properties.

Somerville Hotel, St. Aubin

2. Stay by the coast. Jersey has stunning beachside properties peppered along its beautiful coastline, where you can lounge poolside over a good read or stroll out to the soft sands, from the beautiful beach vistas from St. Brelade’s Bay Hotel, the Somerville Hotel in picturesque St. Aubin, to The Moorings in the twinkling harbour village of Gorey, you’re guaranteed to find the warmest welcome.

3. Stay for everyone. Jersey oers a range of accommodation to suit every type of traveller, from families to those with specific accessibility needs. Les Ormes is a perfect choice for a family-friendly getaway, oering self-catering options. Maison des Landes is designed to oer comfort for guests with special accessibility needs to make everyone feel at home. For an action-packed stay, The Merton Hotel is ideal, featuring a fantastic range of facilities, including a water park, kids’ clubs, and leisure activities, making it the perfect spot for families looking to enjoy a fun and memorable holiday.

The Merton Hotel, St. Saviour

The Royal Yacht Hotel, St. Helier

4. Somewhere central. When you choose to stay in the heart of the island, you’ll be within walking distance from the bustling high street, charming Central and Beresford Street markets and many visitor attractions, with a choice of luxury or budget friendly hotels, guest houses and self-catering apartments. Check into the Pomme d’Or Hotel in the heart of St. Helier or The Royal Yacht Hotel & Spa for an unforgettable stay. Immerse yourself in the ocean vistas from Grand Jersey Hotel & Spa, or overlook the city centre from the comfort of Hotel de France.

5. Somewhere legendary. Make history on your island escape with heritage stays that will transport you back in time to Jersey’s ancient past. Will you check into the 16th century Elizabeth Castle at St. Aubin’s Bay? Or stay the night in the lovingly restored La Crête Fort on the water’s edge? Or perhaps you prefer the rustic charm of a traditional Jersey farmhouse? We have a sneaking suspicion that you’ll never want to check out…

Elizabeth Castle, St. Aubin’s Bay

6. Stay somewhere boutique. Jersey is bursting with romantic boutique getaways to recharge your batteries and make you feel like a million bucks. In the heart of St. Helier stay at 8 Beresford street, or go further afield with a romantic rustic retreat for two at the award-winning Greenhills Country House Hotel.

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Greenhills Country House Hotel, St. Peter

Glamping at Jersey Zoo, Trinity

7. Sleep under dierent stars. Jersey has some of the best stargazing spots in the British Isles, natural and unpolluted from artificial light. Try glamping for the night at Jersey Zoo in your own luxury yurt, where little ones can dream where the wild things are, or book your own private chalet at Bouley Bay, a stone’s throw from the sea, or hire a campervan on the island and take to the coastal campsites with views to take your breath away. From remote castle ruins to magical walks with stars above, bring a rug, wrap up warm and watch the night sky come to life.

An island for all seasons. Discover stunning beaches, rich history, vibrant culture and embrace the island’s beauty as you explore what Jersey can o er.

St. Catherine’s Bay

Spring. In spring, Jersey bursts with fresh Jersey Royal potatoes, local seafood, and vibrant outdoor experiences. Stroll through scenic lanes, enjoy cli views, and savour an early-season Jersey ice cream. Embrace the bright spring light, beautiful wild flowers and fresh sea winds—perfect for an early getaway.

Winter. Jersey in winter is lively and inviting. Get lost in the festive magic, at the Simply Christmas market. Embrace the elements with coastal adventures, storm watching, or cosy up by the fireside in a seaside pub with a local cider. Enjoy hot stone massages at beachside spas and experience a refreshing, invigorating season. Summer. Jersey summers oer endless adventures: enjoy a BBQ at St. Ouen’s Bay, sip white wine at seafood restaurants, and explore 30 beaches and bays. Kayak to hidden coves, visit deserted islets, and road trip along scenic coastal highways with white dunes and wild grasslands.

Autumn. In autumn, Jersey’s rich

colours shine in golden light. Explore purple headlands, warm tides, and wetlands in St. Ouen. Witness the migrating birds before wandering through russet woodlands, then indulge in a delicious Jersey cream tea.

Mont Orgueil Castle, Gorey

An island story shaped by the sea.

Discover an island story that stretches back to the Ice Age when the sea cast us from the continent. Explore a geological landscape that takes in World War II bunkers, majestic castles and shattered ruins on sheer clis, tales of smugglers and pirates, neolithic burial chambers, woolly mammoths that once roamed the headlands and ancient lighthouses that stood sentinel for centuries.

Step into Jersey’s vibrant past, where every cobblestone and coastal cli is steeped in history.

La Hougue Bie. Discover some of the best preserved prehistoric sites,

Jersey War Tunnels.

Hamptonne Country Life Museum.

Mont Orgueil Castle. Relish the breathtaking views of the French coast from this medieval fortress. Explore the network of staircases,

Elizabeth Castle. Once home to Sir Walter Raleigh, take the amphibious castle ferry or walk along the causeway at low tide. Spend a day exploring 400 years of Jersey’s history and visit the newly restored military hospital.

Uncover the true story of wartime Jersey in an immersive and unique experience within an underground tunnel complex, built by the Germans using forced labour.

Explore Jersey’s cider- making history at this 15th-century museum. Enjoy a cider tasting, stroll through the apple orchard, and visit Hamptonne’s calves, chickens, sheep, and piglets.

dolmens and burial mounds in the world, including La Hougue Bie, a Neolithic tomb that’s older than the Egyptian pyramids.

towers, and secret rooms to discover hidden treasures.

The Maritime Museum. Learn about the island’s seafaring history and visit the award-winning Occupation Tapestry, celebrating the 50th anniversary of the liberation.

Channel Islands Military Museum. Discover a museum in a German bunker on the sea wall, part of Hitler’s Atlantic Wall. Explore military and civilian artefacts detailing five years of German occupation.

Jersey Museum, Art Gallery & Victorian House. Visit the aspiring Jersey Island Geopark Visitor Centre and see the beautifully restored Victorian House with a Millais portrait of Lillie Langtry.

16 New Street Georgian House. A magnificently restored townhouse in the centre of St. Helier where you can explore life in fashionable Jersey during the Georgian era.

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Eat your way around Jersey.

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Peckish travellers will find farm stalls, food markets and beach cafés bursting with unique Jersey produce, from buttery Jersey Royal potatoes plucked from the ground to fresh oysters washed clean by one of the world’s largest tidal range. For a real taste of island life, don’t miss out on experiencing Jersey’s foodie four - locally caught oysters, Jersey lobsters, Jersey Royals and our famous Jersey Dairy ice-cream.

From beachside bars to a Michelin Star, Jersey packs a rich and colourful larder into its nine by five food miles.

2. Give Jersey oysters a shuck. Jersey boasts one of the world’s largest tidal range, creating ideal conditions for oyster farming in the pristine waters of the Royal Bay of Grouville. Oyster lovers can savour the unique taste of Jersey oysters at various spots across the island during their visit. The Oyster Box Nestled in the heart of Jersey’s most popular bay of St. Brelade – voted one of the Best Beaches in the British Isles by The A boutique restaurant located on the east of the island overlooking Mont Orgueil Castle and the picturesque Gorey harbour. Casual fine dining with seasonal menus, plenty of local shellfish and seafood, as well as meat and vegetarian options. Fruits de Mer platters will be available during the Beresford Street Market, a cherished part of Jersey’s heritage, has been a vibrant fish market for over 200 years. Experience an authentic local market brimming with fresh produce, colours, and welcoming islanders. 13 summer months. Jersey Markets Good Beach Guide. Sumas Restaurant

1. Try our local lobster. All our lobsters are locally caught by Jersey fishermen and freshly served. This means if you’re tucking into Jersey lobster, it’s not had far to travel to your plate. Try these top places to find Jersey lobster, served up with a warm welcome and a dose of sea air. Faulkner Fisheries Live like a local and head down to Faulkner Fisheries at L’Étacq, the rugged far western corner of St. Ouen’s Bay. Take your pick from the freshest catch simply accompanied with some Jersey Royal potatoes or a baguette and some delicious homemade Jersey garlic butter. The Bass and Lobster You’ll find this gem on a snug stretch of Gorey coastline. The restaurant prides itself on creative cuisine that supports local farmers and fishermen.

The Salty Dog Bar & Bistro In the heart of St. Aubin’s Village, a quaint harbour town nestled in a sheltered bay, this coastside sea foodie haven is cherished by locals and sought out by visitors in the know.

3. Dine with our Jersey Royals. You can’t get fresher Jersey Royals than the spuds sold directly at the farms where they’re grown. Dotted around the island you’ll find roadside ‘hedge veg’ stalls and farm shops bursting with locally produced and grown goods just waiting to be enjoyed. Discover some of Jersey’s top farm shops and markets. Homefields A family run farm shop in St. Clement in the east of the island that’s grown from a little tin shed at the bottom of the yard to a fully stocked greengrocers with a wide range of seasonal produce, freshly baked bread, local pâtisseries and cakes, free range eggs from local farms and many Jersey Dairy goodies.

Central Market Follow your nose to this Victorian market in St. Helier to meet colourful local characters serving up fresh island produce. Indulge in a feast for the senses with cheery cries of market-stall owners, sweet-smelling flowers, and inviting aromas from tapas restaurants, bakeries, artisanal gift shops and cafés. Honesty Boxes Pick up a real taste of the island at local family farmstalls packed with punnets of freshly picked strawberries, pretty flowers and earthy Jersey Royals. Just pop a few Jersey pounds in the honesty box for the local farmer and tuck right in.

4. Enjoy a Jersey dairy ice cream. Milk from our famous cows have been making the creamiest, richest and smoothest ice cream in the world since 1763. Fact. This is probably why Jersey Dairy ice cream is just too good to pass up. Best enjoyed with the sand between your toes, or as a sweet treat after a hard day’s exploring as the sun sinks over La Corbière Lighthouse, or shared with a special someone for a generous scoop of happiness. Best enjoyed anytime really. Here are the coolest places to stick a flake in it…

La Corbière Lighthouse, St. Brelade

Top 10 Jersey ice cream spots.

6. Long Beach 7. The Lido 8. Colleen’s Café 9. The Watersplash Beach Bar 10. Le Braye Café

1. St. Catherine’s Breakwater 2. La Corbière Lighthouse 3. St. Brelade’s Bay 4. Green Island Beach 5. Jersey Zoo

Central Market, St. Helier

Oyster Beds, Royal Bay of Grouville

Immerse yourself in total bliss at a beachside sauna, charter a private sailing yacht to secluded beaches, indulge in Jersey lobsters and oysters in fine-dining seaside gems or settle in to watch the sunset sink over the Atlantic. Go on, treat yourself. islands. With its pristine landscapes and breathtaking bays, Jersey is up there with the best of them. A little world of luxury. There’s something luxurious about

Revel in the island’s best food and drink experiences. A Michelin Star Experience with Bohemia This swish, boutique Champagne & Oyster Tour Slide on your wellies and walk out to Seymour Oyster beds in The Royal Bay of

restaurant and bar oers one of the leading dining experiences in the British Isles in an elegant, art deco-inspired space.

Grouville to sample some of the world’s finest shellfish with Champagne to match.

Pamper yourself. Indulge in the Cottage Garden Spa at Longueville Manor This idyllic sanctuary oers an exceptional experience. It’s the perfect retreat to destress, unwind and be pampered. Ayush Wellness Spa at Hotel de France Immerse yourself in tranquility at Hotel de France’s award-winning Ayush Wellness Spa. Oering a harmonious blend of traditional Ayurvedic treatments and modern therapies, this luxurious spa is the perfect escape to rejuvenate your mind, body, and spirit. Relax in the hydrotherapy pool, enjoy bespoke massages, or unwind in the soothing thermal suite for a blissful winter retreat. Rebalance with Yoga In summer, find serenity practicing yoga in The Atlantic Hotel’s peaceful gardens with inspiring coastal views and refreshing sea air. Gin Distilling and Tasting Experiences Explore the Gin Lab at La Côte Distillery and create your own bespoke gin or vodka as you become a distiller for a day. Enjoy wine tasting, distillery tours and workshops at La Mare Wine Estate. CCA Galleries International Housed in a beautiful and historic building, this stunning exhibition space spans four floors and showcases the best of local and contemporary British art.

Ayush Wellness Spa at Hotel de France, St. Saviour

Discover the jewels of the island. Hettich Discover world-class watch

Maison de Jersey Oering Genuine Jersey and handmade Jersey goodies right in the centre of St. Helier, for perfect souvenirs of wine, fudge, chocolate, and the island’s favourite black butter. Harriet & Rose An independent gift shop in the heart of St. Helier. Thoughtful gifting made simple with ethical, sustainable and beautiful gifts. The Harbour Gallery The largest exhibiting, working and selling art and craft gallery in the Channel Islands, featuring the work of over 70 local artists and craftworkers.

and jewellery brands at low tax prices at Hettich Jewellers in Jersey. Enjoy VAT and GST-free prices on exceptional Rolex and Patek Philippe timepieces, fine diamonds, and gemstones in this treasure trove of luxury. Catherine Best The Windmill houses Catherine Best Jewellers, showcasing unique designs inspired by the beauty of the Channel Islands. Catherine Best and her daughter craft modern jewellery using rare materials in stunning surroundings. Jersey Pearl With boutiques in St. Helier and Gorey or visit the showroom and workshop at L’Etacq and book a Pearl Masterclass, enjoy a Pick-a-Pearl experience and stay for lunch or a tasty afternoon tea in the café.

St. Helier

Enjoy a spot of retail therapy. Shopping in Jersey is more than just shopping, take advantage of Jersey’s low tax and Global Blue GST refund scheme and stroll through St. Helier’s charming streets, explore local boutiques and high street stores, and relax at bustling cafés. With everything close by it’s ideal for a short break. Voisins Department Store Founded in 1837 in the heart of St. Helier, Voisins is the oldest family-run department store in the UK, home to top brand names in menswear, womenswear, accessories and beauty. Featured brands include MAC, Jo Malone, Charlotte Tilbury, Prada, Michael Kors, and The White Company. de Gruchy Located on King Street in St. Helier, this luxury department store oers a wide range of top brands in menswear, womenswear, accessories, beauty and homeware, including Tom Ford, Mulberry, Chanel, Jimmy Choo, Ralph Lauren and Hugo Boss.

For a wild island adventure Are you wild at heart? Do you love to get o the beaten track and come up for air in wild open spaces? Your adventurous spirit will soar on Jersey’s dramatic cli tops, secret bays and deserted islets.

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For chilled island vibes Is your idea of bliss a gentle stroll down a Jersey country lane, taking in the fresh sea views of France over chilled wine and Jersey Oysters, then watching the sun sink slowly over St. Ouen’s Bay? For the culturally curious Do your friends call you a culture vulture? You’ll love to feel transported back in time to Jersey’s ancient past, storm the ramparts of romantic castles, and meet the locals in friendly seaside pubs who might wish you good health in our local language, Jèrriais.

Whatever your appetite for adventure, five stars or under the stars, we have your perfect island escape.

Wild adventure, romantic island retreat or relaxing beach break? We’ve created three very dierent island getaways packed full of exotic island experiences that you won’t find anywhere else in the British Isles. All you have to do is decide which type of escape you’re craving, so you can pack your bags for your perfect island adventure…

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Sunset Concert at Les Mont Grantez

What’s on in Jersey. From local farmers’ markets, vibrant music festivals, to sporting challenges, there’s a lot going on in Jersey.

Big days out. 09 May - Liberation Day A colourful and lively celebration of the liberation of the island after its occupation in World War II. Battle of Flowers Experience the Battle of Flowers which transforms St. Helier’s beachside promenade into a family-friendly festival of carnival floats and lively music each summer. International Air Display St. Aubin’s Bay transforms into a natural amphitheatre during the International Air Display, with sights and sounds of aircrafts from around the world. Genuine Jersey Simply Christmas Markets Immerse yourself in festive cheer in Jersey’s historic Royal Square in the centre of St. Helier and explore a labyrinth of stalls twinkling with festive magic, beautiful gifts and tasty treats from Jersey’s finest artisans. Hot food and live music until late.

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Music festivals.

Arts & culture.

Weekender Music Festival World-class DJs and chart-topping bands come together for one epic Jersey weekend. Sunset Concerts Enjoy an evening of open-air music as the sun goes down in front of breathtaking views of St. Ouen’s Bay. Sunset Sessions Ease yourself into the weekend with Ibiza sunset vibes within the walls of the iconic Mont Orgueil Castle. Sporting challenges. Around the Island Walk Take in spectacular coastal scenery as you conquer the full Jersey Tidal Trail route in this visually rewarding island challenge. Jersey Marathon From coastal paths to leafy valleys and country lanes – the Jersey marathon has it all. Attracting over 2500 runners it’s a race not to miss on the sporting calendar. Jersey International Motoring Festival Enjoy the thrill and prestige of Jersey’s motoring past and present, with family-friendly activities that oer something for everyone over this 4-day festival.

Jersey Corn Riots This harvest festival marks the anniversary of The Corn Riots. A meaningful time in Jersey’s history when local people came together to make a change about the way

that Jersey was ruled. The Festival of Words

A multi-day festival that celebrates the love of the written and spoken word in a variety of literary nooks and storied spaces across the island, with book-signings and Q&As from internationally renowned authors. La Faîs’sie D’Cidre It doesn’t get much more rustic than the Jersey Cider Festival. Slip on your wellies as you step into an historic country manor that’s packed full of interactive fun for the little ones with freshly pressed pints of the appley good stu for grown-ups. Black Butter Making Festival, Lé Nièr Beurre Embrace the community spirit and participate in the ancient art of making Black Butter over three days at The Elms, the headquarters of the National Trust for Jersey. Delicious Dine Out Festival A month long celebration of local food and drink that sees the island’s agriculture and fisheries industries showcase the very best of Jersey.

Hear the call to adventure.

Whether you’re powering across the waves on an exhilarating RIB or taking on pulse-raising hill climbs, the island is packed with excitement. Feel the satisfaction of a day full of exploration, with Jersey’s wild beauty waiting to be discovered. Start with a wander through the vast Jersey National Park to delve into its sweeping sand dunes, historic castles, pristine beaches, and rugged coastline. Then, hike scenic trails, enjoy leisurely walks, or cycle through hidden gems to experience the island’s diverse charm. Jersey is the ultimate adventure playground, oering endless activities to keep anyone exhilarated and satisfied.

St. Ouen’s Bay

Jersey Sea Sport Centre One of the largest and longest established Jet Ski centres in Europe (since 1983) and is licenced by the Jersey Maritime Authorities. They oer Jet Ski experiences, Jet Ski Adventure escorted coastal tours, water skiing, wakeboarding, donut rides and speed boat trips. Wetsuits and all other relevant equipment is supplied. Absolute Adventures Jersey’s leading watersports and adventure centre located in the stunning St. Brelade’s Bay, owned and run by a professional and experienced team who enjoy nothing more than to share their passion for the sea and adventure with visitors and locals alike, such as coasteering, paddleboarding and blokarting. Forest Bathing & Wild Foraging Join on slow, mindful wanders getting to know Jersey’s country-side and shoreline, o-the-beaten-track. Forage for culinary and medicinal plants.

Portelet Bay

Bouley Bay Dive Centre They are PADI-certified and the oldest dive shop in Europe. There are now two snorkel trails in Jersey: Snorkel Portelet and Snorkel Bouley. Both snorkel trails are made up of three components: the self-guided trail, an education programme and a citizen science portal. With around 3200 marine species and habitats, Jersey boasts some of the richest coastal waters in Europe. Jersey Seafaris Take an adventure aboard a 12-seater RIB boat to destinations that thrill and relax whilst experiencing the beauty that Jersey’s oshore reefs, Les Minquiers and Les Écréhous, have to oer. Kayak Nomad Providing islandwide sea kayak tours, day trips, coaching and training around Jersey.

Wild Adventures Experience the thrill of climbing where expert guides lead you across rugged clis and breathtaking coastal landscapes for an unforgettable adrenaline-fuelled adventure. Lakeys Bike Hire Lakeys Bike Hire has a great range of bicycles suitable for the entire family, including top-quality hybrid and E-Bikes, enabling you to explore Jersey’s rugged countryside, secluded beaches, and hidden gems with ease.

Les Minquiers

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St. Aubin’s Harbour

Group travel to Jersey.

Excitement from the ground up! Valley Adventure Centre is Jersey’s only high ropes adventure centre. Set in a secluded and stunning natural valley, it oers a fantastic range of adventure activities for groups, all year round. Test your head for heights on Aerial Trekking & Powerfan Drop, or your adrenaline fix on the 150m zip wire & Giant King swing. Take aim and fire with archery and axe throwing, learn new skills with climbing and abseiling, or battle it out in paintball, laser combat or airsoft! Wine Tour and Tasting Experiences La Mare Wine Estate is a hidden gem nestled amidst the picturesque parish of St. Mary. La Mare’s fully guided tours lead both experts and novices alike through the vines and behind the scenes of their winery. Jump on board The Jersey Duchess is the largest boat in their fleet and can host up to 75 people. By day the vessel oers a fantastic tour of the southwest coast of the island including the iconic La Corbière Lighthouse. Or why not join them for a sunset tour? Take advantage of a fully stocked bar, dance floor, mood lighting and the top deck for those amazing Jersey sunsets.

If your party size is a bit bigger, Jersey is your playground.

Whether you’re planning a big family reunion, ultimate corporate event, or on an unforgettable school trip, Jersey has a little bit of everything for everyone on group trips. From silent discos on an open top bus, to island hopping on your own chartered yacht, we have created this handy guide to help you plan your ultimate group trip. A short flight or ferry away from the UK and Europe, Jersey’s easily reachable without lengthy travel times so your group can spend more time enjoying the island.

Gin o’clock Join the Channel Islands Liquor Company for gin and rum tastings at their stylish Sail Loft Distillery in St. Helier, or head to La Côte Distillery to become a distiller for the day and craft your own bespoke gin or vodka to take home. Walk on the wild side Jersey Zoo began as the world’s first ever conservation zoo. Over 65 years later, Gerald Durrell’s animal haven is the natural place to discover some of the world’s most incredible creatures. Whether you’re after fun, tranquility or knowledge, this beautiful 32-acre park has it all. A local’s knowledge Jersey Uncovered is a team of registered, qualified Blue Badge Guides who provide group tours of the island by coach, car, foot, bike or kayak. Each of the members have dierent specialities and can tailor their tours to meet individual needs. The one they all have in common is a passion for the wonderful island they call home.

Going underground Jersey War Tunnels tells the true story of wartime Jersey in a way that no other visitor attraction does. It’s the best place to get a true picture of what life was really like in Jersey during WWII. The exhibition is housed within an underground tunnel complex, built by the Germans using forced labour. Twitchers welcome Perfectly situated overlooking St. Ouen’s Pond, the Jersey Wetland Centre gives you an opportunity to not only view the interesting and diverse bird life found at La Mare au Seigneur, but also to learn about the reserve’s wildlife, safeguarded by the National Trust for Jersey since 1975. Blooming Marvelous The Botanic Gardens at Samarès Manor oer a tranquil oasis for nature lovers, bursting with color and life. Wander through expertly cultivated herb, rose, and exotic plant gardens, or explore the ancient woodland and fragrant lavender fields. Perfect for group visits, guided tours oer fascinating insights into the manor’s history and horticultural wonders, making it a must-see for anyone with a passion for plants or a desire to escape into nature’s beauty.

Sustainability and Jersey

Jersey’s stunning landscapes, from purple wildflowers on dramatic headlands to windswept dunes and bird-filled wetlands, are a natural playground open year-round for visitors to admire responsibly. As stewards of our island, we’re committed to becoming a carbon-neutral destination. We invite conscious travellers to embrace our philosophy and explore planet-friendly, low-carbon ways to enjoy Jersey while leaving only footprints behind.

Jersey is a nature lover’s island that’s deeply connected to its natural environment from shore to not-so-distant shore.

Wildlife carbon balancing. Rewild Carbon is Durrell’s wild, colourful and impactful carbon balancing programme, aiming to reduce carbon in the atmosphere by rewilding threatened wildlife-rich ecosystems. The first project is in the Atlantic Forest of Brazil. It is one of the most species-rich habitats on the planet, yet only 6% of it remains. So far they’ve planted over 250,000 trees and restored over 170 hectares. Sail or kayak. Explore Jersey’s oshore reefs with Jersey Seafaris, where fuel use is oset by the Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust’s ‘Rewild Carbon’ project. Opt for greener transport to get a discount with Jersey Kayak Adventures as you explore the coastline. Hire an electric vehicle. Explore Jersey with zero emissions using the EVie app to rent cars and vans, where you can see how much CO2 you saved per journey after your ride. E-Bikes also available from our local providers.

Stay, eat or visit somewhere green. With its stunning views over the unspoilt sand dunes of St. Ouen’s Bay, The Atlantic Hotel has been internationally recognised with Earth Check Silver certification. Longueville Manor’s ‘New Leaf’ sustainability programme focuses on environmental protection and sustainable practices. Other hotels with active sustainability initiatives that have been recognised include The Seymour Hotel Group, Best Western, The Royal Hotel and Radisson Blu Waterfront Hotel. JP restaurants have been awarded the Gold Green Tourism Award, with attractions such as Hamptonne Country Life Museum, La Hougue Bie, La Mare Wine Estate and Valley Adventure Centre also being recognised for their sustainable practices. Sip sustainably. Enjoy guilt-free drinks at the Channel Islands Liquor Company, known for its eco-friendly practices and donations to beach cleaning. Look out for local Stinky Bay beers, brewed using leftover grain that feed Jersey cows. The hops are later recycled into fertiliser.

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Accessible travel guide to Jersey.

Jersey is an inclusive island with a warm and friendly welcome for every traveller to our shores. Explore a variety of accessible holiday stays in Jersey, from beachside boutiques to coastal campsites and unique self-catering options. Jersey’s world-class attractions cater to all mobility levels, and specialist operators provide beach-ready disability aids for a fun seaside experience. For personalised assistance, reach out to our friendly local tourism businesses who are happy to help you plan your perfect island escape. Alternatively, scan the below QR code to read our accessible guides on accommodation, food and drink, experiences and more…

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Le Braye, St. Ouen’s Bay

10 fascinating facts about Jersey

One of the world’s largest tidal ranges.

At La Hougue Bie, the Neolithic passage grave dates back to 4000–3500 BC. Home to the 10th oldest building in the world.

Take the scenic route and enjoy 350 miles of cycle and 500 miles of walking routes. Over 800 miles of cycling and walking routes.

Jersey’s National Park is a coastal paradise with stunning beaches and bays to discover. 48 miles of stunning shoreline trails.

You’ll spot red squirrels, dolphins, seals, and cli- nesting puns. Jersey is a haven for wildlife lovers.

This doubles the island in size at low tide revealing secret bays and historic wonders.

A unique World War II history.

On a clear day, you can easily spot our French neighbours. You can even pop over to France for a spot of lunch! Much closer to France than the UK.

Keep an eye out for road signs in this unique tongue as you explore the island. Jersey has its own language - Jèrriais.

Jersey is a British Crown Dependency.

Jersey has its own currency.

One of the only Nazi- occupied areas in the British Isles during World War II, leaving lasting marks on Jersey’s landscape.

Jersey is part of the British Isles but not part of the UK, with its own laws, government, and unique customs.

Whilst transactions are made in sterling in Jersey, we have our own pound note that features the famous Jersey cow.

1. La Corbière Lighthouse 2. Mont Orgueil Castle & Gorey Harbour 3. Elizabeth Castle 4. Jersey National Park & St. Ouen’s Bay 5. Grosnez Castle 6. St. Catherine’s Breakwater 7. St. Brelade’s Bay 8. Portelet Bay 9. Plémont & the Giant Puns 10. Rozel Harbour Top Sights

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WC Adventure awaits on Jersey’s spectacular 48 mile coastal route shaped by some of the world’s biggest tides. It’s the ultimate way to explore the island. With sections to suit every ability, the self-guided Jersey Tidal Trail invites walkers, cyclists, history bus and food lovers alike to explore the island at their own pace.

BERESFORD MARKET BERESFORD MARKET

LIBERATION BUS STATION LIBERATION BUS STATION

CENTRAL MARKET

ROYAL SQUARE

Explore the island’s rich and unique history - from majestic castles to World War II bunkers. Experience nature at every turn - from coastal wildflowers and rockpools to seabirds and marine life.

H Savour local flavours at seaside cafés, cosy pubs near the beach and elegant waterside restaurants.

JERSEY MUSEUM

HOWARD DAVIS PARK

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Plémont Bay, St. Ouen

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