Top 10 things to do in Jersey

An 800-year-old fortress with the island's most cinematic view — the climb is the trip's defining moment.

A spectacular medieval fortress towering over Gorey Harbour.

Jersey in one photograph: a white lighthouse on a tidal rock, perfect at sunset.

Jersey's famous white lighthouse on a tidal rock.

The all-rounder beach — sand, cafés, calm water and easy access for every kind of visitor.

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

Not a zoo, a conservation mission. Half a day that feels both fun and meaningful.

Conservation-led zoo founded by Gerald Durrell.

The most powerful WWII site in the British Isles — moving and brilliantly told.

Powerful underground museum on Jersey's WWII Occupation.

Reached by 200 steps and only really 'exists' at low tide — a photographer's reward.

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

A high-speed RIB ride to the Écréhous — the island's most exhilarating adventure.

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

Sand, fire and seafood inside a wartime bunker — Jersey's most memorable meal.

Beachside seafood BBQ inside a WWII bunker.

Five miles of Atlantic-facing surf, sunsets and sky. The island's wild side.

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

Step inside a 6,000-year-old passage tomb — older than the Pyramids.

A 6,000-year-old Neolithic passage tomb topped by a medieval chapel.