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 pu ns. 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.
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