Mont Orgueil Castle
A spectacular medieval fortress towering over Gorey Harbour.

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A spectacular medieval fortress towering over Gorey Harbour.
A 16th-century castle on a tidal islet off St Helier.
Powerful underground museum on Jersey's WWII Occupation.
Conservation-led zoo founded by Gerald Durrell.
A 6,000-year-old Neolithic passage tomb topped by a medieval chapel.
Jersey's main museum, with a restored Victorian merchant house.
Hands-on maritime museum plus the moving Occupation Tapestry.
Jersey's most-loved south-coast crescent beach.
Jersey's 5-mile Atlantic-facing surf beach.
St Helier's seaside village with a Victorian tidal pool.
Sheltered north-coast family beach with a long history.
A long east-coast bay famed for its oysters and views.
Dramatic north-coast cove with sea caves at low tide.
Secluded south-coast cove down a steep cliff path.
Jersey's famous white lighthouse on a tidal rock.
A dramatic natural blowhole on the rugged north coast.
Protected coastal landscape covering 17% of the island.
Guided low-tide walks across Jersey's lunar landscapes.
Beachfront seafood restaurant on St Brelade's Bay.
Refined harbour-side dining in Gorey.
Jersey's long-running fine-dining destination.
Historic harbour-front pub in St Aubin.
Cosy traditional pub at Ouaisné, near St Brelade.
Cocktail bar at the Royal Yacht with views over the marina.
Historic manor with botanical and herb gardens.
Cluster of restored farmhouses telling Jersey's rural story.
Wild north-west headland with a ruined 14th-century castle.
Flat 5-km former railway trail from St Helier to St Aubin.
Deep-water north-coast bay below dramatic cliffs.
Casual seafood shack right on St Brelade's Bay.
Iconic surf-shack café on St Ouen's Bay.
Beachside seafood BBQ inside a WWII bunker.
Lively harbour-side bistro in St Aubin.
St Ouen's Bay beach bar and live-music venue.
Working steam engines, vintage cars and a Victorian-style railway.
Five-star clifftop hotel overlooking St Ouen's Bay.
Did you knowMember of the Small Luxury Hotels of the World since the 1970s.
Relais & Châteaux manor-house hotel on the edge of St Helier.
Did you knowOne of only two Relais & Châteaux properties in the Channel Islands.
Beachfront four-star hotel on St Brelade's Bay.
Five-star Victorian-era hotel facing St Aubin's Bay.
Buzzy four-star hotel right on St Helier's marina.
Historic four-star hotel facing the Liberation Square.
Did you knowJersey's liberation in 1945 was announced from this hotel's balcony.
Sunset-facing hotel on the cliffs above St Aubin's Bay.
Jersey's biggest family hotel, with pools and entertainment.
Traditional ale-led pub in central St Helier.
Classic granite tavern with one of the best pub gardens in St Helier.
Cosy granite pub in the centre of St Helier.
Upstairs harbour-view bar and restaurant in St Aubin.
Clifftop pub next to Devil's Hole on the north coast.
17th-century farmhouse pub above Portelet Bay.
Seasonal land-and-sea cooking in the Don Street rooms that were Ormer.
Modern four-star hotel on St Helier's waterfront marina.
Hillside four-star hotel overlooking St Aubin's harbour.
Large four-star hotel with Ayush Spa above St Helier.
Sixteenth-century granite country-house hotel in St Peter's Valley.
Friendly seafront hotel on Havre des Pas promenade.
Boutique five-star hotel home to Bohemia Restaurant.
Modern three-star hotel popular with families on package breaks.
Chic, industrial-styled bar and restaurant on Liberation Square, St Helier.
Coastal pub looking over Le Hocq tower and the south-east coast.
Tiny harbour bar above a sheltered north-coast cove.
Hidden speakeasy-style cocktail bar tucked inside the Pomme d'Or Hotel on Liberation Square.
Charming bay-front pub in the fishing village of Rozel.
RIB boat trips to the Écréhous reef and dolphin-spotting tours.
Did you knowThe Écréhous sits in British waters but is only 6 miles from the French coast.
Coastal RIB tours along Jersey's dramatic north and west cliffs.
A half-day boat trip to Jersey's remote reef colony.
Legendary harbour-side kiosk in Rozel.
Iconic Cantonese restaurant in St Helier.
Long-standing Indian restaurant in St Helier.
Popular Chinese takeaway in St Helier.
Beachfront restaurant on Jersey's south coast.
Friendly mid-range hotel a short walk from St Helier seafront.
Long-standing town hotel with a heated pool and easy access to the centre.
Peaceful three-star country hotel on the edge of St Helier with garden and pool.
Charming four-star country hotel built around a 17th-century Jersey farmhouse.
Long-established four-star hotel right on St Brelade's Bay.
Central St Helier hotel within walking distance of the marina and shops.
Harbour-front hotel on Gorey Pier, in the shadow of Mont Orgueil.
Fragrant working lavender farm with distillery, gardens and café.
The northernmost point of Jersey, with dramatic cliff views.
Pearl showroom, workshop and café on the west coast.
Picturesque fishing-harbour pier beneath Mont Orgueil Castle.
Sheltered south-coast beach with a tiny tidal island just offshore.
Friendly country pub in the heart of Trinity parish.
Lively town-centre pub and dining room on Halkett Place.
Country pub in St Martin village with a popular restaurant.
Intimate wine bar with a serious list and small-plates menu.
Buzzy little tapas bar in central St Helier.
A 12th-century watermill turned pub beside Grève de Lecq beach.
Did you knowParts of the mill date back to the 12th century, and the waterwheel still turns behind the bar.
A 17th-century granite tavern on the north coast road in St John.
Did you knowLocals nickname it 'The Northern Office' - many an afternoon meeting has been held here.
A rustic village local in the heart of St Ouen.
Did you knowThe pub has its own house ale, Farmers Choice, brewed for it by Jersey's Liberation Brewery.
Wood-fired pizza on the sand of Portelet Bay - reached by 100 steps or by boat.
Did you knowThe café can only be reached on foot down the cliff steps - or by boat.
Michelin-listed seafood bistro by the beach on Gorey Coast Road.
Did you knowThe homemade ice creams are made on-site and have a local following of their own.
Boutique 14-room hotel and bistro on Gorey Pier below Mont Orgueil.
Did you knowThe building was first registered as a hotel in the 1851 census.
Grade II listed country-house hotel hidden in the wooded Rozel Valley.
Did you knowThe château's terraced gardens were planted in the 19th century by botanist Samuel Curtis.
A half-mile Victorian breakwater striding out into the sea on the north-east coast.
Did you knowThe planned harbour was abandoned when the Admiralty realised the bay silted up - leaving Jersey with a magnificent breakwater to nowhere.
A tiny working fishing harbour where Jersey feels most like a postcard.
Did you knowRozel is one of the few east-side bays angled to catch the evening light - locals treat the harbour wall as a sunset grandstand.
A sheltered south-coast cove with a tiny tidal island crowned by a tower.
Did you knowJanvrin's Tomb is named after a ship's captain quarantined offshore and buried on the islet during a 1721 plague scare.
St Brelade's quieter neighbour - wide sand backed by wild heathland.
Did you knowOuaisné Common is one of the last strongholds of the agile frog in the British Isles.
A shingle-and-sand cove watched over by a red-and-white striped tower.
Did you knowThe tower was built in 1794 on what was then an offshore islet - the unfinished breakwater later joined it to the land.
A storybook north-coast harbour cradled by green cliffs.
Did you knowTradition held that rowing around the Cheval Roc rock in the bay at midsummer brought a year of good luck.
Jersey's working vineyard and distillery, set around an 18th-century farmhouse.
Did you knowBlack butter - lé nièr beurre - isn't butter at all but a centuries-old Jersey preserve of cider, apples and spices, stirred through the night.
Jersey's family adventure park - go-karts, animals and a summer maize maze.
Did you knowEach year's maze design is kept secret until opening day - past summers have featured a giant Jersey cow.
Indoor water park with flumes, waves, lazy river and a 25m pool.
Did you knowIt sits by the Waterfront, making it easy to pair with St Helier harbour or the Maritime Museum.
Indoor trampoline park, climbing walls and soft play at Les Ormes.
Did you knowLes Ormes also puts you close to St Brelade and the west-coast beach circuit.
A grand Victorian market hall with a fountain at its heart.
Did you knowThe market's cast-iron gates and central fountain have barely changed since Queen Victoria's reign.
A plain chapel hiding a breathtaking René Lalique glass interior.
Did you knowLalique created the interior in memory of Florence Boot, Lady Trent - of the Boots pharmacy family - who lived nearby.
A headland of WWII bunkers with sweeping views over St Aubin's Bay.
Did you knowJersey bought Noirmont headland after WWII as the island's war memorial - a plaque marks it as a place of remembrance.
A beautifully rescued Georgian townhouse in the heart of St Helier.
Did you knowBefore its rescue the house spent decades as a gentlemen's club and a warehouse - its original wig cupboards survived intact.
An offshore tower you can walk to - and even sleep in - at low tide.
Did you knowJersey's tidal range is among the world's largest - at low spring tide the island almost doubles in area, and Seymour Tower stands at the far edge of it.
A historic 1890s tidal sea-bathing pool built into Havre des Pas bay, right on the St Helier seafront.
Did you knowThe pool opened in 1895 and is one of the few surviving Victorian tidal bathing pools in the British Isles.
Seafront three-star hotel overlooking the Havre des Pas swimming pool.
Relaxed seafront hotel on the surf-friendly five-mile sweep of St Ouen's Bay.
Long-running modern Mediterranean restaurant tucked in St Helier's old town.
Family-favourite beach café above the surf school at St Ouen's.
Old-school Italian restaurant that's been a St Helier fixture for decades.
Garden-centre café with sunny terrace and home-baked cakes.
Crêperie and bistro on the St Aubin's waterfront.
Modern brasserie and bar overlooking Gorey Harbour and Mont Orgueil.
Beach pub overlooking the pebble cove of Grève de Lecq.
Harbourside pub and rooms on St Aubin's waterfront.
Private collection inside a restored German bunker on St Ouen's Bay.
Quirky museum of life-size dried-flower sculptures from the island's annual carnival.
World-class orchid foundation breeding and displaying thousands of orchids.
Ruined 14th-century gatehouse on a wind-blasted headland.
North-coast cliff path with deep sea caves at the foot of the descent.
Restored 19th-century military barracks now run by the National Trust for Jersey.
Working fishermen's harbour at Jersey's south-east corner - gateway to the seabed walks.
Five-mile dune-backed straight along St Ouen's Bay - Jersey's classic sunset drive.
Tidal islet fort guarding St Aubin's harbour - walkable across the sand at low tide.
Sheltered pebble-and-sand cove on the east coast popular with snorkellers.
Iron-age earthworks above Grève de Lecq with sweeping views.
Ten-pin bowling lanes near Five Mile Road - Jersey's go-to rainy-day evening out.
Public sports centre with tennis courts, pool, athletics track and indoor courts.
Championship 18-hole links course on the cliffs above St Ouen's Bay.
Historic seaside links course at Grouville, founded in 1878.
Group and private surf lessons on Jersey's five-mile Atlantic beach.
Guided sea-kayak tours along Jersey's wild east coast and offshore reefs.
Wetsuit-on cliff scrambling, jumping and swimming around Bouley Bay's north-coast cliffs.
Calm-water stand-up paddleboarding across the sheltered sweep of St Aubin's Bay.
Jersey's signature sundown - the white lighthouse silhouetted against an Atlantic sunset.
All-day café and social enterprise training adults with learning disabilities - proper coffee and seasonal plates.
Modern Indian small-plates restaurant inside St Aubin's historic Old Court House.
Pizza Express on Sunbury Lane in Red Houses - classic stone-baked pizza and pasta.
Polished cocktail bar inside the Grand Jersey Hotel - Jersey's most accomplished drinks list.
Quietly elegant four-star hotel overlooking Grouville's Royal Bay and the Royal Jersey Golf Course.
Michelin-starred restaurant at The Atlantic Hotel with picture-window views across St Ouen's Bay.
Intimate fine-dining room at the Grand Jersey Hotel known for its elegant tasting menus.
Cliff-top beach café above Plémont Bay with one of the best sunset views on Jersey.
Cult late-night chip shop on Mulcaster Street serving fried chicken, loaded fries and burgers until the early hours.
Pan-Asian takeaway on Hill Street with Chinese, Malaysian and street-food favourites.
Authentic Jamaican jerk kitchen on St James Street - jerk chicken, curry goat and rice & peas.
Waterfront pizza spot known for slow-proved dough and dipping sauces.
Thai takeaway on Sand Street with a long and loyal local following.
Proper Italian pizzeria on Kensington Place - wood-fired pizza, pasta and antipasti.
Thai kitchen inside La Fregate cafe on the Waterfront - a long-running St Helier favourite.
Madeiran-Portuguese kitchen on David Place serving espetada, bacalhau and prego rolls.
Stopford Road takeaway covering pizza, kebabs, burgers and a strong vegan menu.
Three-shop local pizza chain - Bel Royal, Grève d'Azette and Gorey.
St Lawrence Chinese-Malaysian takeaway, hidden up Sandybrook Lane.
Bath Street kitchen mixing Mediterranean, Portuguese, seafood and grill - a true all-rounder.
Smash-burger and breakfast spot at Parade Kitchen - bold buns, loaded fries and brunch rolls.
Beaumont takeaway covering Indian tandoori, kebabs, fish & chips and burgers.
Late-night chippy on Snow Hill - fish & chips, kebabs and burgers until 1am.
Long-running Indian takeaway at Charing Cross in pretty St Aubin.
Napoleonic-era granite tower standing on a tidal islet in St Ouen's Bay.
Cobbled historic square at the heart of St Helier, ringed by the States Chamber and Royal Court.
Victorian theatre in central St Helier hosting drama, comedy, dance and music year-round.
Coastal cave that yielded some of north-west Europe's most important Neanderthal finds.
Tiny medieval chapel beside St Brelade's Parish Church with rare surviving wall paintings.
One of Jersey's twelve ancient parish churches, set right on the sand of St Brelade's Bay.
Tiny, dramatic cove reached by a long flight of granite steps below the south-west cliffs.
Coastal defence tower turned wildlife viewpoint above the dunes of St Ouen's Bay.
Formal park in St Helier with manicured beds, bandstand and Allied war graves.
Big seafront playground and grass park on St Aubin's Bay between St Helier and St Aubin.
Family adventure park with life-sized dinosaurs, lake boats, crazy golf and indoor play.
Bronze sculpture in Liberation Square marking the end of the German Occupation in 1945.
Long-running harbour-side bistro with daily seafood specials.
Cliff-top café with a front-row seat for Corbière sunsets.
Eight-room boutique hotel above one of St Aubin's busiest bistros.
Family-run seafront hotel on St Clement's Bay with sea-view pool.
Modern restaurant, lounge and bar on La Route de Beaumont, St Peter.
Pan-Asian small-plates restaurant in central St Helier.
All-day coffee bar and wood-fired pizzeria in St Helier.
Nigel Mansell's personal collection of F1 cars and motorsport memorabilia.
A preserved Cold War-era civil defence bunker beneath St Helier.
Restored German Occupation bunker at the south end of St Catherine's Breakwater.
WWII German strongpoint above La Corbière lighthouse.
Quiet woodland valley walk leading down to St Catherine's Bay.
Long wooded valley running from the centre of the island down to St Aubin's Bay.
Hidden fern-lined valley dropping from the north coast to Bonne Nuit.
Wild north-coast valley running down to the sea near Devil's Hole.
Largest freshwater body in the Channel Islands and Jersey's top birding site.
Cliff-top headland protecting Jersey's last breeding puffin colony.
Outdoor activity centre in a wooded valley - paintball, archery, climbing.
Road-train tour along St Helier's seafront from Liberation Square.
Outdoor activities and golf in the dunes of St Ouen's Bay.
Independent gallery and craft shop on St Aubin's Harbour.
Rotating producer markets showcasing Jersey-made food, drink and crafts.
Honesty boxes and farm shops selling Jersey Royals, dairy and produce.
Traditional autumn black butter making at The Elms, St Mary.
Village pub and home of the Tipsy Toad brewery in St Peter.
Lively town-centre pub just off St Helier's main shopping streets.
Country inn in St Ouen, handy for the west-coast beaches.
Wooded valley pub on the walking route through St Peter's Valley.
Small locals' pub on the harbour front in St Aubin.
Characterful town-centre hotel in a 17th-century St Helier building.
Four-star St Helier hotel with indoor pool, spa and restaurant.
Cliffside hotel above the deep-water cove of Bouley Bay.
Relaxed garden hotel on the edge of St Helier.
Long-established St Helier hotel a short walk from the waterfront.
Grand Victorian club building turned restaurant, bar and terrace.
Beachside bistro from one of Jersey's best-known chefs, on St Aubin's Bay.
First-floor restaurant and terrace overlooking St Helier's marina.
Legendary all-day surf diner on the Five Mile Road at St Ouen's Bay.
Beachfront bistro on the promenade at Beaumont, St Aubin's Bay.
Acclaimed modern restaurant and cocktail bar at Liberty Wharf, one of St Helier's most exciting tables.
Family-run African restaurant on The Parade bringing the flavours of a whole continent to St Helier.
The British Isles' only authentic Slovenian restaurant, serving all-day breakfast and štruklji on St Aubin's harbour.
Small-plates restaurant and bar on Caledonia Place built around Jersey produce, open until late.
A guided walk two miles out across the seabed at low tide to a 18th-century fortification standing alone in the sea.
Did you knowSeymour Tower was built in 1782 to guard against French invasion - today you can sleep in it, cut off by the sea.
Race a land yacht along the hard sand of St Ouen's Bay - part go-kart, part sailing, all adrenaline.
High-speed RIB boat trips along Jersey's cliffs and out to the Écréhous and Les Minquiers reefs.
Did you knowLes Minquiers has more buildings than some British territories - fishermen's huts on a reef that vanishes at high tide.
A working watermill and a short heritage stop in St Peter's Valley.
An indoor observation space overlooking the reed beds and birds of St Ouen's Pond.
A west-coast dune landscape for a quieter walk behind St Ouen's Bay.
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