Experience so much on this tiny British island
Nestled just 22.5 km off the coast of France, Jersey may be small - just 14.5 km by 8 km - but its filled with unforgettable experiences. The island’s unique blend of British tradition and French influence shapes a charm all its own. Explore dramatic coastlines, centuries of history and a vibrant culinary scene. Wander over 24 breathtaking beaches, historic harbours, medieval castles and ancient sites, or savour the ‘Big Four’ of Jersey cuisine: fresh seafood, oysters, freshly dug Jersey Royal potatoes and rich Dairy delights.
The moment you step ashore, a sense of calm envelops you. Relax, unwind, and recharge on this serene island retreat, where every corner invites tranquillity and refreshment.
Explore Jersey’s Great Outdoors
Jersey is a natural playground where you’re never more than ten minutes from the beach. With over 24 pristine bays and coves, as well as charming countryside, the island offers remarkable landscapes at every turn. Explore the geo-sites of the Jersey Island Geopark - an aspiring UNESCO designation - on foot or by bicycle. Take a RIB excursion to offshore reefs and neighbouring islands, often accompanied by seals or dolphins. After dark, join a Bioluminescent Walk to see the shoreline glow, and visit the Wetland Centre to spot waders, waterfowl and the impressive Marsh Harrier.
Don’t miss the Jersey Tidal Trail
The Jersey Tidal Trail is a spectacular coastal route shaped by some of the world’s biggest tides, guiding walkers through ever-changing landscapes where the sea stood only hours before. From cliff-top hikes to relaxed harbour-hopping strolls, each stretch reveals tidal islands, ancient causeways and rich wildlife. Along the way, discover charming harbours, seaside cafés and hidden coves, with views that sweep from golden beaches to rugged headlands. It’s your invitation to experience Jersey’s wild beauty in its purest form.
Dive into a fascinating history
Jersey’s story spans 250,000 years, filled with tales of pirates, smugglers, and exiled kings. Step inside medieval castles, wander ancient Ice Age sites, and visit World War II bunkers that pepper the island’s coastline. La Hougue Bie offers a unique experience, combining a Neolithic burial chamber, a recreated longhouse, and a wartime command bunker - all in one location, revealing 6,000 years of Jersey’s past. Every corner of Jersey offers history waiting to be discovered, with each visit uncovering more of the island’s remarkable story.
Jersey’s Big Foodie Four
Food lovers will delight in Jersey’s Big Four: fresh, sustainably sourced seafood, briny Jersey oysters, nutty Jersey Royal potatoes, and creamy delights from world-famous Jersey cows. With over 540 places to eat, from Michelin-starred restaurants to charming beachfront cafés, the island serves flavours as unforgettable as its scenery. For a quintessential experience, enjoy a traditional afternoon tea with buttery scones and Jersey cream, served with stunning sea or countryside views—the perfect way to savour the island’s rich culinary heritage.
