Gorgeous bays

As it’s an island, Jersey has more than 45 miles of stunning, sandy shoreline. Plémont Bay is one of the most scenic stretches, where weathered rocks and high cliffs surround its golden sands. You’ll also be bowled over by the spacious seafront of St. Brelade’s Bay, which is incredibly popular during the summer.

Fascinating fortresses

Jersey boasts two iconic castles that will capture your imagination. The 16th-century Elizabeth Castle is particularly unique as it’s placed on a rocky islet surrounded by the English Channel on all sides – catch the Castle Ferry to visit it. There’s also the 13th-century Mont Orgueil Castle that stands at the edge of Gorey Harbour with great views of the French coast.

Fresh cuisine

With its lush greenery, Jersey is a fantastic place to enjoy fresh local produce. Visit the Central Market in the island’s capital, St Helier, to take your pick from fruits, vegetables and flowers. There’s also the Island Farm and Craft Market at St Aubin, where you’ll find a delicious selection of artisanal food.