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Jersey The island break.

1 This is Jersey

An island shaped by the sea where some of the most astonishing tides in the world circle the coast and feed the land. An island that’s small on size, but big on personality, where country lanes open to cliff top views and the sea is never more than ten minutes away.

2 Contents Discover 4 100,000 People Top things to see and do 6 Where to stay 8 Choose your break 10 500 Miles of walks Historic breaks 12 Our history 14 Active breaks 16 150 Our natural playground 18 Restaurants Food and drink 20 Top foodie experiences 22 350 Suggested itineraries 24 mile cycling network Bucket list experiences 30 Getting here and getting around 32 24 Events 34 Beaches Contact us 36

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5 Top things to see and do

Jersey’s size makes it easy to pack lots into a short break – and there is plenty to entice visitors of all ages

1 Explore the Tuck in to Jersey’s landscape 6 Big Four Lace up and step out and Dine on Jersey Royals, explore Jersey’s beaches, oysters, lobsters and dairy cliffs, fields and dunes. delights from the Jersey cow.

Relax and unwind 7 Step back in time 2 The perfect place to Visit La Hougue Bie, rejuvenate, Jersey offers a one of Europe’s largest and choice of luxury spas and best-preserved passage wellness breaks. graves from Neolithic times.

3 Discover the heritage Enjoy some retail Visit Jersey’s three 8 therapy castles; Mont Orgueil, Shop for designer Elizabeth and Grosnez. goods in the heart of St Helier, or browse its many 4 Go foraging quirky boutiques. Set out with a guide at low tide to find oysters and Follow the Gin Trail seaweed for your supper. 9 Hunt out St. Helier’s speakeasy-style retreats on Local currency is 5 Take a RIB trip our Jersey Gin Trail. the Jersey pound, For an adrenalin-rush but you can pay in take a boat to the islands Saddle up British pounds so of Les Ecrehous and Les 10 Hire a bike and head Minquiers, where you’ll west along some of the there’s no need to enjoy incredible scenery island’s best and most change any money and might spot dolphin. picturesque cycle paths. before you go

6 7 Accommodation in St Helier is recommended for visitors without a car as it’s easy to explore the island from here 8 Where to stay

Choose your own island experience from boutique hotels, to beachside guesthouses and coastal campsites

Stay in luxury welcomes motorhomes and Whether it’s a lovingly caravans, and clients can restored manor house, also enjoy life on the open modern luxury in the hub road courtesy of Jersey of St. Helier, or a place Campervan Hire. where you can wake up listening to the sound of Stay somewhere different the sea, Jersey offers a Frame your Jersey escape good range of four and with a one-off location and five-star luxury properties. see the island through different eyes. How about Stay with family staying in an historic fort, Jersey has a good a radio tower perched on selection of mid-range the cliff edge, or a 30s-style hotels – from childfriendly boat-shaped beach hut just local hotels with water steps from the sand? parks, to activity centres with trampoline parks - little Stay somewhere epic ones can go wild. Add in Your clients can live like beachside guesthouses royalty with an apartment and self-catering in Elizabeth Castle. Or, for accommodation, and your somewhere more secluded, clients can discover a place stay in L’Etacquerel or La that’s perfect for their clan. Crête Forts, both on the north coast, or at La Rocco Sleep under the stars Tower off the west coast. Jersey campsites give you Seymour Tower, two miles the flexibility to camp with off-shore, is also available your own tent, hire a pre- to rent for those with a thirst erected tent, or upgrade for adventure, as is the to a Jersey glamping 19th-century Fort Leicester, experience with a fully- which sits high above equipped yurt. Jersey Bouley Bay. 9 Choose your kind of break

From lazy days on pristine beaches to coming up for air on bracing cliff paths, our island is yours to explore.

Family breaks made for two wheels by Share in life’s simple exploring miles of coastal pleasures from exploring roads and country lanes rock pools to sun-kissed by bike. Book in with one afternoons on a sandy of the island’s experienced beach. For a fun-filled adventure companies and family day out, explore try your hand at stand- aMaizin Adventure Park up paddle boarding, for heaps of all-weather coasteering or kayaking. activities or experience a high rope aerial trek at the Historic Days Valley Adventure park. Learn the story of Jersey’s Occupation at the Jersey Beach breaks War Tunnels, experience You’re never more than life through the centuries 10 minutes from the sea at Hamptonne Country Life in Jersey, where you’ll Museum, or explore the find sandy beaches in the ramparts of Mont Orgueil south, pebble beaches in Castle with uninterrupted the north and east, and surf views over Grouville Bay. beaches in the west. Unforgettable breaks Active breaks Visitors can charter a Come up for air in a natural crewed sailing or motor playground by tackling yacht for a day and drop the rugged north coast, or anchor in one of the pretty discover an island that’s bays or tiny islets.

10 You can easily search for an activity on the island by type, location, facilities or price on our website jersey.com

11 12 Historic breaks

From World War II bunkers to ancient burial grounds, farm houses to castles, discover Jersey’s rich history and culture.

La Hogue Bie invasion 600 years ago, Some of Jersey’s earliest and the Tudor Elizabeth settlers were the Neolithic Castle, which can be communities, whose reached when the tide is in 6,000-year-old burial by amphibious ferry. chambers can still be seen on the island. The largest Jersey War Tunnels and best preserved, La Built mainly by slave Hougue Bie, is one of the workers during the German ten oldest buildings in occupation of Jersey, the the world. kilometre-long tunnels transport visitors back 16 New Street to World War II through Walk through the front door thought-provoking of 16 New Street and you installations, soundscapes will be transported back and relics. in time to life in Regency Jersey in the Georgian Meet our storytellers House museum. Bring history to life by spending time with one Epic castles of Jersey’s passionate Jersey has not one, not and knowledgeable two, but three castles to guides. Visit WW2 German explore, including the Bunkers, (access is not iconic medieval Mont open to the public unless Orgueil, which protected on a tour) and journey the island from a French through the occupation.

13 Our history

Jersey’s occupation by German forces during WW2 ended on 9th May 1945. To learn about this historic time there are a host of incredible experiences.

Liberation Seafaris The Resistance Trail Explore the spectacular This self-guided walk, south coast on a Seafaris curated by Jersey Heritage, RIB with a dedicated travels along lanes and War Tour guide. Enjoy through farms and fields to fascinating true stories sites where civilians stood from both islanders and in defiance against the allied forces caught up in Occupation. the occupation and the jerseyheritage.org liberation of the island. jerseyseafaris.com Military Museum Housed in a bunker, which Bunkers at Night formed part of Hitler’s This is a unique trip with Atlantic Wall defences, Jersey War Tours around the Channel Island Military bunkers, batteries, tunnels Museum tells the story of and towers not normally the five-year Occupation. open to the public to cimilitarymuseum.co.uk see how the island was made into an impregnable History Alive! fortress by the Third Reich. A range of tours are jerseybunkertours.com available, including the We have expertise, full-day ‘The German resources and Vintage Bus Tour Occupation – Life in insider tips to help Climb on board a Vintage Jersey’, which circles the you build exciting bus and head to the Jersey island and covers the War Tunnels where you will impact of the Occupation. itineraries around the discover the hardships and historyalive.je history of Jersey’s heroism of the conscripts. occupation. jerseybustours.com

14 15 Active breaks

Jersey is the ultimate adventure playground. Served by daily flights. You can be here within the hour and hit the ground running – literally.

Surfing Adventure St Ouen’s Bay, where the Adrenalin-seekers need waters are warmed by the look no further for their Gulf Stream and powered next fix than Jersey. Why by the Atlantic, is the not try blokarting? Think islands surf Mecca, both for go-karting meets sailing newbies, who’ll find friendly and you’ll already be surf schools, and for more smiling! The more daring experienced surfers. can try abseiling from Mont Orgueil Castle, ziplining, Cycling kayaking or coasteering. A mild climate and varied terrain, with some steep Yoga climbs and exhilarating You can unwind and descents, make Jersey a rebalance your soul with a paradise for cyclists. From yoga session on the beach, the open spaces of the on a stand-up paddleboard, National Park to the wild at a retreat, in one of the heights of the north coast, island’s spas, or at one of there are plenty of options the campsites. for two-wheeled fun. Hiking Jersey’s size makes it Even grandparents perfect to explore on foot, and their grandkids from the rugged north can enjoy blokarting, coast to the green fields, and you’re never far from one of Jersey’s a public bus on which to newest and most hitch a ride, or from a snug exhilarating activities pub to warm the cockles.

16 17 18 Our natural playground

Explore Jersey’s unique character of land and sea, coast and countryside.

Jersey Lavender Farm attraction where there are You can wander around the always extravagant and beautiful gardens, let the flamboyant flowers on kids enjoy the ‘Discovery display. Stroll through our Trail’, feed the chickens gardens, enjoy a drink, or and listen to the talks in bring a picnic and relax. the distillery where you’ll learn all about the process La Mare Wine Estate of lavender harvesting at A 20-acre working estate this working farm in the renowned for its wines southwest of the island. and popular Jersey Apple Brandy Cream, La Mare is Samares Manor nestled in the heart of the Situated just outside St St Mary countryside. Tours Helier, the Botanic Gardens and tastings of wines and at privately-owned Samares handmade products, such Manor were created almost as Black Butter preserve, 100 years ago to provide are available. a diverse and deeply peaceful environment. Jersey Wetland Centre Not to be missed are the Perfectly-situated renowned herb garden or overlooking St Ouen’s the Japanese garden. Pond, the National Trust for Jersey Wetland Centre Eric Young Orchid gives an opportunity to not Foundation only view the interesting A unique centre and diverse bird life found dedicated to orchids, at La Mare au Seigneur, this is the perfect all but also to learn about the weather / all season reserve’s wildlife.

19 Food tastes better in our fresh sea air

As a small island famous for its food, Jersey’s bursting with flavour from abundant local produce to seafood straight from the island’s clear waters. Just bring a healthy appetite.

Jersey Royals Lobster It’s the tides that nourish Currents that orbit Jersey the land that give Jersey bring shellfish, crab and Royals their unique flavour. lobster close to our shores, Taste them freshly dug so you can be sure that from the farm in the only when seafood is on the place in the world where menu, it’s been locally they’re grown. Best boiled caught by Jersey’s very with Jersey butter and a own fishermen. sprig of mint. Jersey dairy Oysters Famed for their rich, Our oyster beds are fed by creamy milk, the iconic, the shallow waters of the golden brown Jersey cow bay of Grouville, so where should also be thanked better to eat them than for the island’s divine ice with a view of the sea and cream, clotted cream, Look out for ‘hedge a castle in the background. butter, yogurt and delicious veg’ roadside Forage for your own on cheeses. the seabed (expect to get stalls selling fresh your feet wet!) or sample strawberries and them at one of our fabulous other farm-fresh restaurants. produce for cash

20 21 Top foodie experiences

Beach cafes, chic restaurants, farm stalls and village delis – Jersey has plenty of great dining to serve up a stay with authentic local flavour

22 Foraging at low tide. Walk among the including baked goods, Discover wilder parts of oyster beds in the Royal meat and freshly-caught the island including finding Bay of Grouville where you fish. jerseymarkets.co.uk edible and medicinal will learn about the history plants, making cordage and cultivation, finishing High-end dining using plants and trees, and up with a sampling of the Jersey has no shortage of finally, learn how to make freshest local oysters. fine-dining experiences, fire by friction. A great way from the sophisticated to spend time in Jersey’s Shopping in local markets elegance of the 15th beautiful National Park and Jersey is proud of its lively century Oak Room at St. Ouen’s Bay. Central and Beresford Longueville Manor in St Street Markets in St Helier, Saviour to the more relaxed Sea foraging and oyster trail which have served the yet stylish Samphire Head for the acclaimed community for over 200 brasserie and the Chef’s Ramsar Wetlands site and years. Both sell a wide Table at Bohemia, both become a hunter-gatherer range of fresh products located in St Helier.

23 24 hours in Jersey

Whether your clients are looking for a mini-break or a longer trip, we can help you plan the perfect getaway

Day Trip

MORNING: Late Morning: Discover the island’s foodie Head to Jersey Sea Sport history at the bustling Centre for a a whitewater Central and Beresford Street tour taking in St. Aubin’s Markets where you can Bay, Noirmont Point and purchase fresh Jersey Royals Belcroute Bay

lunch: afternoon: Take a breezy stroll along Go from grape to glass the promenade to St. at La Mare Wine Estate Aubin’s Bay, then tuck into where you can reconnect a plate of fresh seafood at with nature in the beautiful The Old Court House vineyards and orchards 24 25 25 48 hours in Jersey

Design the perfect weekend break

Day One I Explore and experience

Morning: Afternoon: EVENING: Beach café breakfast Shopping and Spa Gourmet discoveries Kick off the weekend Mooch around in the Treat yourself to a meal at Jersey-style with independent boutiques one of Jersey’s gourmet breakfast at a beach of St Helier’s criss- restaurants where you café, which you’ll find in cross streets or hunt for can sample everything most of the island’s bays. treasure in St Aubin’s from hand-dived scallops Afterwards, take a stroll antique shops, then to slow-cooked pork. along the beachfront and unwind in one of the Later, head to a real ale soak up the scenery island’s hotel spas pub in St Helier

26 Day Two I Restore and rebalance

MORNING: AFTERNOON Pack a picnic and explore Stride out Pick up home-grown Blow away the cobwebs supplies at a local market with a restorative coastal or farm shop, then enjoy walk; go north for breath- an al fresco lunch with a taking cliff views and wild view by climbing up to rugged beauty, or head to Mont Orgueil medieval the south and west coasts castle or taking the ferry for beaches that stretch to Elizabeth Castle for miles

27 Stay a little longer…?

Six or seven days gives just enough time to sample the best of what Jersey has to offer

28 7 Day Itinerary I A week in Jersey

Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Shop, eat, relax Lace up, stride out Go back in time Ease into island life with Take a walk along one Explore the World War II shopping in St Helier, of the many spectacular tunnels or go right back followed by a gourmet beaches, or pick up a to the Neolithic era and lunch in the buzzy map and head along visit the La Hougue Bie Samphire brasserie, and the coastal path. Pack a passage grave. In the spend the afternoon at picnic full of home-grown afternoon stroll over or a spa before hitting a goodies for an al-fresco take the ferry to the Tudor speakeasy-style gin bar lunch or sunset dinner Elizabeth Castle

Day 4 Day 5 Day 6/7 Go wild Time for some adventure Pump the adrenalin Come face-to-face with Zip up for a surfing lesson Walk among the treetops gorillas at the world- in St Ouen’s Bay, or try and fly along the zip famous Jersey Zoo, or paddle-boarding, jet- wires at Valley Adventure if you’ve got the kids in skiing or water-skiing, Centre in St Brelade, or tow, visit Jump Jersey which are also available take a rib tour along the the island’s newest and at St Brelade’s Bay or coastline. End your trip biggest indoor activity St Aubin’s. Alternatively, with a celebratory pint of centre. explore in a kayak Jersey’s Liberation Ale

29 30 Bucket list experiences

If you’re looking for the unforgettable, then you’ve come to the right place – Jersey is rich in epic experiences

Beach bioluminescence Go dolphin spotting See the beach sparkle with The crystal clear waters green stars at low-tide with around Jersey are home an eerie night-time ‘moon to one of the largest pods walk’ across the seabed. of bottle-nosed dolphins in the world. The biggest Neolithic dolmens dolphin hot-spot is found Discover granite megaliths on the boat ride from St and passage graves dating Helier to Chausey, where back tens of thousands of you’ll find a tiny French years, where the island’s island to get lost in. chieftains were probably buried, and feel connected Abseil from a castle to our ancient past. The 20-metre descent from the keep of one of Jersey’s From Royals to wonders most iconic buildings, Taste Jersey’s vibrant food the medieval Mont scene on this guided walk Orgueil, provides stunnng through St Helier, sampling views over to France, St such specialities as oysters, Catherine’s black butter and local and Grouville. cheese.

La Hougue Bie Museum Learn about Jersey’s Look out for a dolmen Neolithic community in the tenth oldest building in at the Railway Walk the world, set in beautiful where it joins the Rue surroundings. de la Corbière

31 Getting here and getting around

Getting here Getting around By air Driving Jersey is just an hour’s In Jersey, driving is on the flight away from major UK left and a speed limit of and European flight hubs. just 40mph means you can explore its 350 miles of By sea roads at a leisurely pace. Visitors can also reach the island by sea, making it Just walk easy to bring your car to Enjoy the freedom of Jersey and explore at your exploring Jersey’s off-the- own pace. Condor Ferries beaten track locations on links Jersey to the UK ports foot, discovering hidden of Poole, Portsmouth as bays and idylic deserted well as Guernsey, St. Malo beaches. and Brittany. Cycling You can hire a bike, grab a route map from the Tourism Information Centre and Hire a Jersey classic explore the network of car and enjoy cycle routes that run beside the coast and along quiet a nostalgic trip country lanes. meandering through the tree lined leafy Public transport and taxis lanes or descend Jersey has regular bus down to one of many services linking the beautiful beaches. island’s main locations and attractions, and there’s a good taxi network. 32 33 Liberation Day

34 Events From music festivals to major sportingFrom music events, festivals there’s to majoralways sporting somethingevents, there’s going always on in somethingJersey. Here’s agoing flavour on inof Jersey.events coming up in 2019

International Air show The Battle of Flowers Very little on the small Carnival island of Jersey can rival Has grown over the past the variety, spectacle and century to be one of the energy of this International largest floral carnivals Air Display. in Europe, enjoy the spectacular parade of Liberation Day flower festooned floats, Watch a parade of musicians, dancers and military vehicles and entertainers. a re-enactment of the raising of the flags in St Jersey Boat Show Helier’s Liberation Square The largest free event in to celebrateSunshine Jersey’s ‘A Little the Channel Islands, this liberation fromMusic German Festival’ annual extravaganza in St occupation on May 9. Helier Marina showcases Jersey’s marine leisure Jersey Marathon industry, designed to Starting and ending in provide fun and excitement the heart of St Helier, the for all sailors novices or marathon, is now an annual regular racers. sporting event in the jersey calendar For the latest event details https://events.jersey.com/ The Jersey Derby events/ Enjoy views of Grosnez Castle while watching some of the best horses in the Channel Islands race for the most important prize of the year.

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