
Jersey's famous white lighthouse on a tidal rock.
A half-mile Victorian breakwater striding out into the sea on the north-east coast.
The simplest great walk on the island: twenty minutes out, twenty back, and the closest you can get to standing in the middle of the sea without a boat.
Built in the 1850s as part of a grand Admiralty harbour that was never finished, the breakwater at St Catherine is now one of Jersey's favourite walks — flat, sea-on-both-sides and ending with views across to France on a clear day. Anglers line the wall and a popular café sits at the landward end.
Exposed in wind — take a layer. The wall has no railing on the seaward side.

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.