Jersey holidays

Lying between the shores of England and France, Jersey has done much to keep its beautiful surroundings completely unspoiled over the years. It’s something that you’ll still appreciate today, as you wander among emerald green valleys that lead to medieval stone fortresses.

Jersey Holiday Resorts

St Helier

As Jersey’s capital, St Helier is a great place to begin your Channel Island adventure.

St Aubin

Famous for its picture-perfect buildings, charming harbour and lush green backdrop, St Aubin is a particularly pretty port town that’s not to be missed.

St Clements

Nestled on Jersey’s south-east coast, St Clement's holds the key to an intriguing history. Dating back centuries, the ancient ruins of the areas predecessors can still be seen – so culture seekers will have a field day!

Grouville

Grouville’s golden sandy beach and picture-perfect backdrop are the ultimate setting for a relaxing retreat.

St Peter

Situated in western Jersey, St Peter is a haven for walkers and explorers. Home to woodland trails, historic landmarks and rolling countryside, you’ll have countless opportunities when it comes to capturing some holiday snaps.

St Brelade's Bay

If you’re searching for silky sands and crystal blue waters then look no further than St Brelade’s Bay.

The Royal Yacht

St Helier, Jersey

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Based on 2638 reviews

Excellent central location
Close to the marina
Luxurious Spa

Greenhills Country Hotel

St Peter, Jersey

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Based on 645 reviews

Recently refurbished
Award-winning restaurant
Outdoor pool set in beautiful gardens

Ommaroo Hotel

St Helier, Jersey

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Based on 473 reviews

Close to Havre des Pas beach
Family-run hotel
Outdoor pool area

Radisson BLU Waterfront Hotel

St Helier, Jersey

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Based on 2805 reviews

Picturesque sea views
Indoor pool & wellness centre
Close to St Helier marina

Revere Hotel

St Helier, Jersey

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Based on 1086 reviews

Family-run hotel
800m from St Helier resort centre
Outdoor pool and terrace

Longueville Manor

St Saviour, Jersey

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Based on 983 reviews

Luxury boutique hotel
Award-winning restaurant
Outdoor pool and sun terrace
Tennis court
Surrounded by a lake and gardens

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English

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Cost of a beer

around £3 a pint

3 course meal

around £30

Flight times

1.5hrs

A history-lovers haven

Being such an attractive island, Jersey first set up its coastal defence in 1204 with Gorey Castle. Thankfully, it’s a sight that’s lost none of its power, and you can gaze upon shimmering waters from its silvery turrets that rise over the hillside. Incredibly, the 17th-century Elizabeth Castle is even more breathtaking.

Picture perfect

Jersey justifies its reputation as a richly forested island, with meadows in every shade of green casting deep tones into the countryside. The island’s year-round temperate climate is also perfect for blossoming flowers. Its breathtaking beauty means there’s loads of photo opportunities – so keep a camera at the ready!

Beaches

It’s all about poolside lounging and retro bathing platforms in much of this seaside paradise. But if you’re after a traditional stretch of sand to mooch on, the island of Ischia is your best bet. It’s kitted out with one of the largest patches, and most of it’s free, too.

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Beauport Beach

St Aubin, Jersey

Beauport beach is a gorgeous spot on the south-east coast of Jersey near St Helens, and a favourite with locals. Accessible via a set of steep steps, it has a refreshing, unspoilt feel. The water quality is...

Bonne Nuit Beach

Jersey

Perched on Jersey's north coast near St John, Bonne Nuit Beach offers sunbathing opportunities against the backdrop of small fishing boats. This compact sandy beach is perfect for a spot of relaxation, although...

Sights

Over on the island of Capri, the Blue Grotto is an enchanting sight to behold. Head there on a boat and watch as sunlight peeps through the rocks and illuminates this stunning sea cave. Don’t miss out on UNESCO-stamped marvels back inland, for particularly remarkable historic gems.

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Corbiere Lighthouse

St Brelade's Bay, Jersey

On the south-western point of the island is Corbiere Lighthouse. You might recognise the iconic white structure from postcards or guidebooks, as it's one of the most famous sights in the Channel Islands. Make...

Jersey War Tunnels

Jersey

Both educational and moving, the Jersey War Tunnels chart the island's occupation during World War Two. Originally designed as a barracks, the tunnels at St Lawrence go deep into the hillside and stretch over...

Activities

Hop between villages and hilltop hamlets along the coast. Whether you do this by bus or car, you’ll be blown away by the jaw-dropping scenes on this world-famous cliff-top drive. If that doesn’t pack your camera roll with enough mind-blowing photos, take a trek to mighty Mount Vesuvius.

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Cycling routes in St. Aubin

St Aubin, Jersey

With miles and miles of designated Green Lanes, Jersey is cyclist heaven. A pedal around the south-coast destination of St Aubin will see you take in some of the most stunning views on the island – bays,...

Durrell Wildlife Park

Jersey

Come face-to-face with some of the world's most endangered species at Durrell Wildlife Park. Set in 32 acres of parkland, gorillas, lemurs and meerkats are among the animals you'll meet at this popular Trinity...

Eating and drinking

Seafood is a staple here, and the focus is on local, fresh and simple. There are plenty of Amalfi Coast delicacies, where fish is gently simmered in water with a simple trio of flavours – tomatoes, garlic and parsley. Pitch up in a traditional eatery and feast for hours.

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Café Poste Brasserie

Grouville, Jersey

Make the most of the seafood while you’re in Jersey. Café Poste Brasserie near Gorey has that perfect blend of rustic charm and fresh, locally produced food. Fish is a speciality but there’s lots to keep...

Crab Shack

St Brelade's Bay, Jersey

There's a real Californian vibe at the beachside Crab Shack in St. Brelade's Bay. Crab tacos, truffle parmesan fries and Crab bisque are all delicious and you can sample the oysters from Royal Bay of Grouville....

Shopping

Souvenir shopping is big business around these parts. If you're after anything lemon-themed, you’re in luck. Delis selling glorious local produce and tiny shops trading in handicrafts line the cobbled streets in every town. Sorrento specialises in ornate wooden furniture, while Capri’s famed for sandals. There are some glamorous labels in fashion, too.

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Nightlife

Evening activities are relatively low-key and get going with late-night al fresco meals with wine. You’ll find some super-chic bars in Sorrento, Positano and Amalfi, where you can indulge in a cocktail or two. You’ll find there are a few options to frequent after the sun goes down.

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Cocktails in St. Brelade's Bay Hotel

St Brelade's Bay, Jersey

The old-fashioned cocktail bar is a luxurious place to enjoy pre-dinner aperitifs or an after dinner tipple. If champagne and cocktails aren't your thing, then try one of the tasty mocktails. During high season...

Tivoli Tavern

St Clements, Jersey

Tivoli Tavern is a friendly pub with lots of nooks and alcoves to enjoy a cosy drink. The décor is well-loved but there's outdoor seating to if you prefer your tipple in the sunshine. The large screen TV shows...

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Jersey holidays

Jersey Holiday Resorts

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Cost of a beer

3 course meal

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A history-lovers haven

Picture perfect