Plages et baies

St Brelade's Bay

Jersey's most-loved south-coast crescent beach.

St Ouen's Bay

Jersey's 5-mile Atlantic-facing surf beach.

Havre des Pas

St Helier's seaside village with a Victorian tidal pool.

Grève de Lecq

Sheltered north-coast family beach with a long history.

Royal Bay of Grouville

A long east-coast bay famed for its oysters and views.

Plémont Bay

Dramatic north-coast cove with sea caves at low tide.

Beauport Bay

Secluded south-coast cove down a steep cliff path.

Green Island

Sheltered south-coast beach with a tiny tidal island just offshore.

Rozel Bay

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

Le saviez-vousRozel is one of the few east-side bays angled to catch the evening light — locals treat the harbour wall as a sunset grandstand.

Portelet Bay

A sheltered south-coast cove with a tiny tidal island crowned by a tower.

Le saviez-vousJanvrin's Tomb is named after a ship's captain quarantined offshore and buried on the islet during a 1721 plague scare.

Ouaisné Bay & Common

St Brelade's quieter neighbour — wide sand backed by wild heathland.

Le saviez-vousOuaisné Common is one of the last strongholds of the agile frog in the British Isles.

Archirondel Beach

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

Le saviez-vousThe tower was built in 1794 on what was then an offshore islet — the unfinished breakwater later joined it to the land.

Bonne Nuit Bay

A storybook north-coast harbour cradled by green cliffs.

Le saviez-vousTradition held that rowing around the Cheval Roc rock in the bay at midsummer brought a year of good luck.

Petit Port

Tiny, dramatic cove reached by a long flight of granite steps below the south-west cliffs.