Nature et randonnées

La Corbière Lighthouse

Jersey's famous white lighthouse on a tidal rock.

Devil's Hole

A dramatic natural blowhole on the rugged north coast.

Jersey National Park

Protected coastal landscape covering 17% of the island.

Jersey Tidal Trail

Guided low-tide walks across Jersey's lunar landscapes.

Les Landes & Grosnez Castle

Wild north-west headland with a ruined 14th-century castle.

St Aubin's Railway Walk

Flat 5-km former railway trail from St Helier to St Aubin.

Bouley Bay

Deep-water north-coast bay below dramatic cliffs.

Sorel Point

The northernmost point of Jersey, with dramatic cliff views.

St Catherine's Breakwater

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

Le saviez-vousThe planned harbour was abandoned when the Admiralty realised the bay silted up — leaving Jersey with a magnificent breakwater to nowhere.

Seymour Tower

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

Le saviez-vousJersey'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.

Sunset at La Corbière lighthouse

Jersey's signature sundown — the white lighthouse silhouetted against an Atlantic sunset.

Kempt Tower

Coastal defence tower turned wildlife viewpoint above the dunes of St Ouen's Bay.

St Catherine's Woods

Quiet woodland valley walk leading down to St Catherine's Bay.

St Peter's Valley

Long wooded valley running from the centre of the island down to St Aubin's Bay.

Fern Valley

Hidden fern-lined valley dropping from the north coast to Bonne Nuit.

Mourier Valley

Wild north-coast valley running down to the sea near Devil's Hole.

St Ouen's Pond (La Mare au Seigneur)

Largest freshwater body in the Channel Islands and Jersey's top birding site.

Plémont Seabird Sanctuary

Cliff-top headland protecting Jersey's last breeding puffin colony.