Prince of Wales Tavern

The story

The Prince of Wales Tavern has long been a fixture of the Greve de Lecq landscape, its doors open to locals and visitors alike for centuries. This isn't merely a pub; it's a coastal institution, deeply woven into the fabric of the community. Its origins can be traced back through time, with the building itself bearing the marks of various eras. Over the years, it has witnessed the ebb and flow of island life, fishermen sharing tales of the sea, families enjoying a day by the water, and wayfarers seeking refuge and refreshment. The tavern stands as a testament to enduring hospitality, offering a glimpse into Jersey's maritime past while remaining a vibrant part of its present.

What to expect

Expect a relaxed, informal atmosphere where the sound of the sea is never far away. The large pub garden is a popular spot, particularly on a sunny afternoon, offering space for children to play and adults to unwind. Inside, the pub retains a traditional feel. The menu typically features pub classics and local favourites, with options suitable for families. It’s a place to linger over a drink, enjoy a casual meal, and soak in the coastal ambience.

Highlights

• Historic pub above Greve de Lecq bay
• Generous sun-trap pub garden
• Family-friendly atmosphere
• Views of the shingle beach
• Traditional pub fare

Where you'll find it

Located directly overlooking Greve de Lecq Bay on Jersey's north coast, the tavern is easily accessible by car or bus. The bay itself is a popular destination for swimming and exploring rock pools. There are coastal walks nearby, offering dramatic cliff views. Parking is available, and the bus stop is a short walk away.

Good to know

Hours and prices change seasonally — check the official site before visiting.