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Jersey Seafaris

RIB boat trips to the Écréhous reef and dolphin-spotting tours.

Best for:Adventure · Photographers · Families with older kids
Check tide times before visiting
Albert Pier, St Helier Half day

Did you knowThe Écréhous sits in British waters but is only 6 miles from the French coast.

Le Moulin de Lecq

A 12th-century watermill turned pub beside Grève de Lecq beach.

Best for:Families · Beach-goers · History
Grève de Lecq, St Ouen 1–2 hours

Did you knowParts of the mill date back to the 12th century, and the waterwheel still turns behind the bar.

The Farmers Inn

A rustic village local in the heart of St Ouen.

Best for:Locals' vibe · Ale drinkers · Couples
La Grande Route de St Ouen, St Ouen 1 hour

Did you knowThe pub has its own house ale, Farmers Choice, brewed for it by Jersey's Liberation Brewery.

Portelet Bay Café

Wood-fired pizza on the sand of Portelet Bay - reached by 100 steps or by boat.

Best for:Couples · Swimmers · Foodies
Check tide times before visiting
Portelet Bay, St Brelade 2 hours

Did you knowThe café can only be reached on foot down the cliff steps - or by boat.

St Catherine's Breakwater

A half-mile Victorian breakwater striding out into the sea on the north-east coast.

Best for:Walkers · Anglers · Families
St Catherine, St Martin 1 hour

Did you knowThe planned harbour was abandoned when the Admiralty realised the bay silted up - leaving Jersey with a magnificent breakwater to nowhere.

Rozel Bay

A tiny working fishing harbour where Jersey feels most like a postcard.

Best for:Couples · Photographers · Slow days
Check tide times before visiting
Rozel, St Martin / Trinity 1–2 hours

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.

Archirondel Beach

A shingle-and-sand cove watched over by a red-and-white striped tower.

Best for:Swimmers · Photographers · Quiet mornings
St Martin 1–2 hours

Did you knowThe tower was built in 1794 on what was then an offshore islet - the unfinished breakwater later joined it to the land.

La Mare Wine Estate

Jersey's working vineyard and distillery, set around an 18th-century farmhouse.

Best for:Foodies · Couples · Rainy days
St Mary 2 hours

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.

Jump Jersey

Indoor trampoline park, climbing walls and soft play at Les Ormes.

Best for:Families · Teens · Rainy days
Les Ormes, St Brelade 1–2 hours

Did you knowLes Ormes also puts you close to St Brelade and the west-coast beach circuit.

St Matthew's Glass Church

A plain chapel hiding a breathtaking René Lalique glass interior.

Best for:Art lovers · Rainy days · Curious minds
Millbrook, St Lawrence 30–45 minutes

Did you knowLalique created the interior in memory of Florence Boot, Lady Trent - of the Boots pharmacy family - who lived nearby.

16 New Street

A beautifully rescued Georgian townhouse in the heart of St Helier.

Best for:History · Rainy days
New Street, St Helier 1 hour

Did you knowBefore its rescue the house spent decades as a gentlemen's club and a warehouse - its original wig cupboards survived intact.

Seymour Tower

An offshore tower you can walk to - and even sleep in - at low tide.

Best for:Adventurers · Photographers · Groups
Check tide times before visiting
Off La Rocque, Grouville 3–4 hours (guided)

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.

Havre des Pas Lido

A historic 1890s tidal sea-bathing pool built into Havre des Pas bay, right on the St Helier seafront.

Best for:Swimming · Lido · Seafront
Check tide times before visiting
Havre des Pas, St Helier 1–2 h

Did you knowThe pool opened in 1895 and is one of the few surviving Victorian tidal bathing pools in the British Isles.

Guided walk to Seymour Tower

A guided walk two miles out across the seabed at low tide to a 18th-century fortification standing alone in the sea.

Best for:Tidal walk · Guided tour · Wildlife
Check tide times before visiting
Departs La Rocque Harbour, Grouville 2–3 h

Did you knowSeymour Tower was built in 1782 to guard against French invasion - today you can sleep in it, cut off by the sea.

Jersey Seafaris RIB trips

High-speed RIB boat trips along Jersey's cliffs and out to the Écréhous and Les Minquiers reefs.

Best for:Boat trip · Adventure · Wildlife
St Catherine's Breakwater, St Martin 1.5–3 h

Did you knowLes Minquiers has more buildings than some British territories - fishermen's huts on a reef that vanishes at high tide.

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