Jersey

The tiny island bursting with experiences

Welcome to Jersey - the tiny island with a world of experiences waiting to be discovered. Although just 15 km by 8 km, it offers spectacular outdoor scenery, 250,000 years of history, and exceptional local produce that can be enjoyed at over 540 places to eat and drink.  

Jersey’s blend of British tradition and French influence creates a cultural charm unique to the island. Jump in, breathe the fresh sea air, and discover the perfect escape to relax and recharge. Jersey warmly welcomes you to its shores.

 

 

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Explore the Jersey Tidal Trail

Explore 48 miles of stunning coastline along the Jersey Tidal Trail, a spectacular coastal route shaped by some of the world's biggest tides. The route is divided into eight sections each with mapped distances, difficulty ratings and highlights. From rugged cliff-top hikes to relaxed harbour-hopping strolls, there’s a section to suit every mood and pace.

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Visit La Hougue Bie

Discover an ancient Neolithic burial chamber that’s older than the pyramids, step inside a recreated longhouse, and uncover a World War II command bunker - all in one remarkable location that reveals 6,000 years of Jersey’s story in a single visit.

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Afternoon tea with Jersey cream

On an island renowned for its exceptional dairy, it is no surprise that Jersey offers a truly memorable afternoon tea, complete with buttery scones and generous Jersey cream. Across the island, traditional tea trays showcase local produce, served against beautiful countryside or sweeping sea views. The only question is: which setting will you choose?

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St. Aubin and Gorey

Jersey’s harbours are among its greatest charms, and nowhere is this more evident than in Gorey and St. Aubin. Wander along colourful quaysides, watch fishing boats drift in on the tide, and enjoy cafés and restaurants with timeless coastal views. These historic harbours offer the perfect blend of tranquillity, character and island warmth.

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