
RIB speed boat coastal safari
Departs St Helier marina· 1.5 hrs
Hold on tight - 40 mph along Jersey's wildest coastline.
RIB departure - St Helier marina
Plan Jersey’s beaches, castles, food and local events with practical guides, ready-made routes and an optional AI trip planner.
Just under an hour by plane from London - yet it feels like you have landed somewhere completely different. Nine miles by five, Jersey somehow packs in 30 beaches, a quarter of a million years of human history, world-class restaurants and the sunniest skies in the British Isles. It is British and French at the same time, wild and refined in the same breath - small enough that you can have breakfast in St Helier, lunch on a tidal causeway and dinner watching the sun set over Corbière.
This guide is written by someone who actually lives here. No tourism-board polish - just honest favourites, tide-aware tips and the kind of secret spots a local would tell a friend.


Four guides that answer the questions people ask before they book - what to see, how long to stay, when to come and how to get here.
A ranked, opinionated shortlist by our team. Skip the rest if you only have a long weekend.
A little closer to Jersey
In the Channel Islands, just off the coast of France, Jersey brings together British and French influences. Castle-topped harbours, sweeping bays and wild cliff paths give this small island a character all its own.
Featured & local Jersey experiences
RIB safaris, jet ski tours, sunset party boats, kayak caves, coasteering and more - plus the slow stuff: tidal walks, hidden coves and beach BBQs.
Festivals, concerts, hotel dinners and island traditions - what's coming up across the island.
From Longueville Manor to beachfront L'Horizon - hand-picked stays with live Booking.com rates.






From Michelin-starred Bohemia to beach-side El Tico - six tables we would send a visitor to, chosen by hand rather than by star rating.






Granite locals, gastropubs and sunset terraces - Jersey's pub scene punches well above its weight.






Jersey Island Travel is built and maintained by one Jersey resident who actually lives here, walks these lanes and eats in these places. We are not the Government of Jersey, not Visit Jersey, not a tour operator - just honest, on-the-ground advice from someone who calls the island home.