The Channel Islands
Guernsey, the second largest Channel Island, is a short ferry journey away, featuring St Peter Port, Castle Cornet, and a rich wartime history.
Sark, a car-free island, presents a peaceful environment and striking natural beauty. To visit, take a ferry from Jersey to Guernsey, then connect to Sark.
Uncover more of Jersey's incredible natural environment beyond the main visitor locations.
A collection of rocky islets and reefs northeast of Jersey.
An even more distant reef formation south of Jersey.
Broaden your insight into Jersey's history and rural life.
Drive or cycle through Jersey's tranquil countryside, visit parish churches, and stop at farm shops.
Explore this vast underground complex, a hospital during WWII. Offers a chilling look into the occupation.
Visit a working vineyard and distillery for tours and tastings of local wine, cider, and spirits.
Discover the island's charming interior by car, bicycle, or LibertyBus.
The German Underground Hospital forms part of the wide occupation network.
Extend your Jersey trip by combining it with other destinations for a longer, more varied travel experience.
Explore beyond the Channel Islands with these nearby options.
Condor Ferries connects islands, France, and the UK mainland.
Allocate 3-4 days for Jersey, and 2-3 days for Guernsey with an optional Sark or Herm trip.
Spend 4-5 days in Jersey, then 3-4 days in Saint-Malo for Brittany and Normandy history.
Regional flights link Jersey to various UK airports for onward journeys.