Top 20 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. Find opening hours, tips and how to get there on this page.

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

Jersey's most-loved south-coast crescent beach. Find opening hours, tips and how to get there on this page.

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

Conservation-led zoo founded by Gerald Durrell. Find opening hours, tips and how to get there on this page.

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. Find opening hours, tips and how to get there on this page.

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

Jersey's 5-mile Atlantic-facing surf beach. Find opening hours, tips and how to get there on this page.

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.

Walk the causeway at low tide, ride the amphibious ferry at high tide.

A 16th-century castle on a tidal islet off St Helier.

A near-secret horseshoe cove reached by a steep cliff path — worth every step.

Secluded south-coast cove down a steep cliff path.

Deep-water diving bay backed by woodland — a wild north-coast contrast.

Deep-water north-coast bay below dramatic cliffs. Find opening hours, tips and how to get there on this page.

A dramatic collapsed sea cave on the rugged north coast.

A dramatic natural blowhole on the rugged north coast.

Cider, working farm and Jersey traditions in a beautifully preserved heritage site.

Cluster of restored farmhouses telling Jersey's rural story.

Botanical gardens around a manor — Japanese garden, herb garden and a herd of pet tortoises.

Historic manor with botanical and herb gardens. Find opening hours, tips and how to get there on this page.

Wild headland with skylarks, an old racetrack and the best sunset views on the island.

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

Working narrow-gauge railway and steam museum — a hit with kids.

Working steam engines, vintage cars and a Victorian-style railway.

Flat, easy walking and cycling path tracing Jersey's old western railway line.

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

Peaceful pebble cove with a long history as a smuggling spot.

Sheltered north-coast family beach with a long history.