The 32 best beaches in and around Jersey

St Brelades bay hotel is simply lovely... Great Staff, fab food, lovely gardens, lovely views over the Bay itself... Could not recommend highly enough.. ❤️

Gorgeous beach. Immaculate gardens adjacent to the beautiful white sand and a lovely church to visit at one end of the bay with views back over the sea. I could easily spend an afternoon here sitting on a bench, eating Jersey ice cream and soaking up the local atmosphere.

Very nice beach, St Brelade's Bay is by far Jersey's best beach, fit with many restaurants and nice hotels. The beach is always clean and most of the time not to busy... Really recommend this beach!

Beautiful beach, plenty of places to eat/drink and a very lovely church

A beautiful bay with sandy beach, good facilities, nice cafes and restaurants, a public park and lot more. It’s a great place to relax and enjoy the day especially in the summer season.

What a gem of a place to visit. It has everthing you need. Beautiful clean beach and so scenic. Lovely promanade with lots of seating areas in prom side gardens. Cafes , restaurants , all within walking distance. A must place to visit for young and old 10/10

A most beautiful beach. Pristine, clean.

Beautiful beach with a short promenade. A couple of cafes and limited free parking. RNLI station for safe swimming.

Lovely beach, sea gets deep quick, but tide doesn't go out too far, so you can still visit and enjoy at low tide. Lifeguards on duty in the summer months and cafe and ice-cream available nearby, as well as public toilets.

Fabulous golden sands, rock pools, large stones, 2 cafes, 2 hotel/pubs, free parking and toilets. Colleen's has wide choice of food and drink.

Lovely beach. Delicious, reasonably priced food at Colleens Café and friendly staff. Frequent bus service direct from the airport.

Stunning little beach with places to grab a meal and ice cream. Worth a visit with free parking too.

Great places to eat or just a drink and relax

Nice small beach. It was crowded on a Friday afternoon. It's the 4th best beach we have been on our 8 days holiday in Jersey, after Plemont, St Ouen and St Brelade Bay.

A massive long beach mostly hard sand, dogs allowed to run free up to 10.30 and after 18.00 other times dogs on leads.

Huge beach, very windy. Probably popular with surfers...

Wonderful wide beach, great for a bracing walk. Cafes spaced out nicely, the best one has to be Le Braye.

Fantastic sandy beach, Dogs off lead only before 10am & after 6pm

Vast length of sandy beach facing west, but thecsea was as flat as a pancake the day we visited. It's quite windy as it faces west and there is a long distance to the nearest land mass.

A beautiful empty sandy beach. What more could you ask for

Beautiful just to sit with friends catching up.

My favourite beach on the island. No facilities, other than a carpark at the top and path with stairs down to the beach. So bring everything you need for your time on the beach with you.

It's probably the most beautiful place we visited whilst on holiday. Thanks to the locsl lady walking her dogs who told us about it. Access down to the beach isn't easy . Lots and lots of uneven steps wind down to the beach. Which when we vidited was utterly deserted. If you didn't know where you were, you could have been mistaken for thinking you were in Thailand.

About Beauport Beauport Bay is the very definition of a hidden gem, geographically close to the busy St. Brelade’s Bay but a world away in terms of atmosphere. It’s improbable that a visitor would stumble across Beauport unless they knew exactly where to look, so the majority of beachgoers here are local, and those in the know arrive early to bag a good spot on the sand. Reaching Beauport is an adventure in itself with a steep pathway and steps tumbling down the cliff face from the small car park above. The reward for these efforts clambering down (and later back up!) is one of the most picturesque wild bays in Jersey, if not the world. Surrounded on all sides by towering granite cliffs the south facing bay is a renowned sun-trap, and the turquoise water here is calm, perfect for swimming and a popular anchor spot for local and visiting boat owners. Local teens earn their bragging rights by jumping into the water from a number of dizzyingly high rocks around the bay, but an excellent knowledge of local tides and water depth is required to do this safely and it’s not recommended to follow suit! There is no public transport serving Beauport, but the nearest bus stop in St. Brelade’s Bay is around a 15-minute walk away. Due to the nature of the steep pathway and steps this beach is sadly not recommended for those with mobility difficulties, and there are no toilet or catering facilities here.

Such a beautiful beach! It's a bit of a walk down the stairs to the beach but so worth it.

A small but a beautiful beach. There are no toilets or shops nearby and you have to take steps or a long slope to get there, but it’s not busy and it’s very relaxing. We walked around 15 mins from St Brelade church bus stops to here. Walking on the road is easier but taking a waking trail is more scenic.

Superb beach not very crowded. Unsuitable for disabled as it is accessed from a steep flight of unven steps. Worth the effort though. No amenities on the beach

Quiet small bay very well sheltered from wind if coming the right Direction Westerly wind I think small forest area on the left bit of a walk down the steps but worth it

Nice for a walk and relaxation, but reaching the parking was a challenge - unpaved road which was so uneven, I almost screamed scared while driving on it. It's a rich island, won't cost much to fill the few holes on the road and make that final part of the road more bearable!

Beautiful bay, very steep walk down but well worth it if you can do that. The 12a bus runs right to the car park and there is a pub here called The Portelet Inn. Fantastic setting.

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful place (Original) Très bel endroit

Beautiful views Fresh and clean air

A great view over the harbour. Access driving down, as in many places in Jersey, is tight bends and narrow. Worth the view however. The food we had, and as very good and service polite. We sat outside to overlook the harbour, which would have been 5 stars if the music had not been played so loudly over the speakers. Rather spoiled it for us as the atmosphere would have been great without! The smell of cooking of the Thai food was as wonderful; we would have loved to stay to eat!

Fabulous location and delicious Thai food. I will definitely return.

Lovely peaceful spot for a breakfast. Great food and dog friendly on the terrace.

A proper hidden gem. We tried their Thai menu, the food was fantastic. Whilst waiting to collect the staff were very friendly and even offered an ice lolly to my 4 yr old daughter. A nice touch.

This is an amazing place and we'll recommended. We came for a evening meal but it will be fine for whatever meal or just a coffee. There is no alcohol licence but you can bring your own. The food is amazing and the location is just as amazing. The restaurant is Thai and have both vegetarian and meat options and a good choice of specials as well. Definaly make the effort to come to the cafe you will not be disappointed

Advisable to avoid this cafe’s online booking system. After positive experiences in the past we were really let down this weekend when a planned evening visit with a large group of overseas visitors was upset when our booking made one week earlier AND CONFIRMED BY EMAIL BY THE CAFE was then denied to exist when we arrived on time. Of course mistakes happen but rather than own the error, apologise and offer some kind of acceptable recompense, the staff initially claimed that the booking was fake and simply washed their hands of the issue - “not our problem”. The eventual offer of an outside cold picnic bench or a table inside after all the other guests had finished (and who had only just received their starters) wasn’t what we had booked for our visitors so we had to leave to try to find somewhere able to accommodate a large party at short notice on a Friday evening. TO THE CAFE MANAGEMENT: please remember the way your staff deal with problems can be the difference between continued business or locals avoiding you in the future.

Went on a sunny morning and sat outside with drinks. Very pleasant and scenic place to go. Drinks were excellent.

Fabulous bay on east coast. No amenities except toilets and vary limited parking. But great if you can park and want a peaceful place.

Such a lovely beach

Great beach with easy access to the sea. Limited parking but if you can get parked it's a safe clean beach.

Went for a paddle in the kayak from St Catherine's to Anne port tide was on it's way out sea was calm lovely day you need to look out for the currents as they can be strong speak to the locals for advice

A beautiful east coast beach. Limited direct parking but there is parking a short walk away! Upper beach is stoney but the falling tide quickly reveals sand.

A small beach popular with swimmers at high tide. A good place to start on our kayak tours when we head around to Mont Orgueil castle.

Beautiful beach with crystal clear sea and views of France. Great for snorkeling but not for bathing as it's a pebble beach. Was also a bit stinky due to the seaweed

Jersey's most beautiful North Westerly beach, lined with exciting caves, deep rock pools and fresh water fall. Toilets, cafe restaurant and lifeguards above the beach set onto the cliffs, with parking above those. Beach accessible via steep path and steps from the free carpark. NOT suitable for the infirm or pushchairs.

Lovely sandy beach with a few caves to explore, you will have to find out when the tide is out as at certain times the tide is in no beach...park at the top it's free as limited spaces below and narrow to get down

We got a taxi here as it was 2 buses from where we where staying , it was well worth the taxi fare, you need to be fit to get down to the beach from the top car park , you can pause at the cafe half way down, there are toilets at the cafe also , once down you can explore the caves and water fall which was there highlight for us as a family, we checked when it was low tide so the journey was not wasted as the whole area is covered in high tide best beach in Jersey so far on our holiday

Worth all the steps to get down and back up again. Parking at the bottom is very limited, so it's a trek to get there and back but worth it. Great to have lifeguards during the summer too.

This is my favourite beach ever. When I got there the other day it was high tide so I went to the lovely cafe and had something to eat and drink and waited for the tide to go out. When it started to go out I watched from a rock and then went onto the beach via the rock rather than steps because there was still water at the bottom of the steps. Its a fantastic beach to explore with different types of rocks around and caves and a waterfall. Its a good size beach at low tide. There are things to do/see in the surrounding areas too, such as the giant kissing puffins and some WWII bunkers. Its definitely worth coming to this beach and having a nice walk and visiting the area. The cafe is lovely with a great view and lovely staff working there. There are also some toilets and 2 car parks.

Lovely beach that fills up at high tide. Plan for low tide. Nice cafe and toilets. Difficult walking from carpark and steps to beach. Lovely access to coastal path in either direction .

Fantastic beach! Just make sure you go arrive around 3 hours after high tide otherwise you will have a wait.

Beautiful beach but a bit tricky getting down to it from the parking area at the top. Great place to hang out and there’s a small cafe / restaurant available for refreshments.

Lovely beach and great pizza restaurant down there. It's a lot of stairs to get down (and back) but is a really lovely beach. Best check the tides before going down though, as not much beach when it's high tide. At low tide you can walk over to the island. Parking at the top can be a little limited, there is a bus stop at the top of the hill if you don't have a car and the Portlet pub at the top is a nice place to stop to recover from the walk back up.

Beautiful bay but there are a lot of steps so be mindful of that. Also no facilities on the beech like bins or toilets. We observed some local kids leave all their rubbish (which we and others collected) but there is a large bin at the very top so please take it with you. If you go when it's low tide, you can easily cross to the fort but be warned, there are a lot of pigeons inside and a lot of birds poo on the floor and walls. The rocks are very grippy but the seaweed can make it slippy.

Beautiful beach well worth the climb down and back up

This beach is lovely all year round. It can be quite stoney in places, so bring sand shoes. It's not for the unfit, as there are lots of steps to get there/get out. There is a cafe that sells pizzas and beverages (summer only). There is a good pub/restaurant at the top (with free parking), which is open all year.

Lovely beach and surrounding area!

One of the nicest bays in Jersey, if not the nicest. Beautiful views! Especially the transition between low and high tide is something special here. Lots of steps down to the beach - not for anyone with mobility issues. For anyone who can make it, this is not to be missed. Excellent for swimming as well.

Great beach.. unfortunately too many dogs .. big dogs

Beautiful beach, nice walks on the top around Ouaisne common and wonderful walk from beach up to Portelet common. Much less crowded than its next door neighbour St Brelades.

Went to look at the tortoise sculpture on Bank Holiday Monday. The food outlet was closed and no ice cream available. Shame. It was a lovely day to be out too.

Stunning ⛱ beach,local pub for food etc. few minutes walk from the beach,there is also lots of parking and another eatery based in the carpark for drinks and food again..stroll the beach and your at St Brélade Bay

Lovely, quiet large local bay with lots of space and ample parking. Great to walk the dog (when permitted) and has some great places to eat in the Kismet kiosk and the Smuggler's Inn.

Stunning ,Jersey is beautiful.

Another Jersey favourite, generally not as busy as some of the more popular beaches. Beautiful surroundings, plenty of parking, and the kismet beach hut for food and coffee etc.

Lovely beach which is good for paddling or swimming. Excellent cafe with amazing views and plenty of seating. Free parking. Lovely short walk to the tower, with views over to France.

Lovely pebble beach and bay good for swimming, kayaking or paddle boarding. There is a limited amount of parking and a nice cafe. This is a pebble beach so not suitable for anyone with mobility issues.

Archirondel beach is absolutely stunning. Great for rock pooling when the tide goes out, also a lovely sandy beach for the bucket and spade brigade. Martello tower which is open for self catering holidays. Small car park. Driftwood cafe. Toilets.

Nice and peaceful beach. Good restaurant with nice view. Public toilets. Worth a break!

Beautiful little bay. I did some rock balancing and sat and watched the various species of Gull. I saw a Cormorant too. Had a look in the rock pools and witnessed some electric purple seaweed!

Great cove with great cafeteria. Lovely view.

Stoney, but nice bay. Good cafe. Free parking.

Lovely coastal views with double beaches and an interesting tower. Free car park and short walks. There is a pub restaurant but no other facilities.

Beautiful beach with a decent amount of roadside parking.

Love sitting on the shore here, fantastic view.

Next to Green Island on the coast road. Nice little stop for an ice cream and enjoy the views

Beautiful, can't go inside tower. Good walks down to low tide. Great pub on the corner. Good petanque pitch on the common

Fascinating history behind most places on Jersey

Amazing place, great views

Hidden gem of a beach, sheltered from westerly winds. Best on a high tide for swimming off the slipway but lots of rockpooling at low tide. Parking v limited.

Found this place whilst touring Jersey steep narrow road down to the shore line launched kayak from the shore excellent place for a safe paddle spoke to the local fishermen all very friendly & helpful.

Absolutely adore this little bay & visit every time I'm back on the rock. Although it still saddens me to remember Susan Young getting washed up here.

Lovely secluded and sheltered beach. Perfect for paddle boarding and swimming in the prevailing South Westerlies, with early morning sunshine. Access via very steep hill. Can get busy, usually enough parking but requires tight manoeuvring as there is no easy turning point. No facilities at all. Cobbled slipway onto pebbled beach.

A great swimming spot when it is a west wind. Very sheltered. In late August and early September you may even see phosphorescence glowing in the water at night.

Dont tell anyone about this place as it's a bit of a secret gem. I dont mind telling you my good friend googley but dont tell everyone as I really like it here. Popular with swimmers as it's very protected and safe. Great for a walk and explore round towards snowbins too.

Great swimming here this week, sheltered and the water still warm enough for a good 20 minute late afternoon dip!

Good views of bay with public toilets available all year round un like the cafe which seems to only open in high season.

Great beach, lots of little pools and puddles at low tide. Wonderful sunset the evening we were there.

Loved this beach area , quiet and peaceful when we visited. Cafe at beach great for drinks and snacks

Beautifully tranquil

A great place to walk during the cooler months or to relax on the beach in the warmer ones.

Great sandy beach with lots of rock pools when the tide is out, cafe close by,. Toilets, outdoor shower

Lovely, quiet and shelterd. Also brilliant for rock pooling!

Lovely beach. Very beautiful. Pebbly but comfortable

Lovely quiet bay there was a cafe and diving school

A very thought provoking place to visit. Take the time to read the boards and stories of the individuals that lived through the experience it’s well worth it or pay the extra £4.50 for the audio tour. It’s amazing to read just what people went through and how different people had very different experiences of the German occupation. Parking is free and onsite but not huge. It is cooler when in the tunnels but I would t say it’s cold. Definitely a must visit when on the island.

I'm very interested in this period of history and can honestly say that this is the best attraction for World War II I have been to. Highly recommend using the audio guide the information is interesting and they captured so many perspective and elements of the war. I had no understandingof what it would have been like to live on an occupied island that hasn't actually been invaded, and I almost feel like I was there. A huge credit to the island past and present.

A very well laid out and comprehensive museum dedicated to the WWII German occupation of Jersey. So much to see and learn about the unique history of these events. I hsd previously visited the underground hospital in Guernsey which was similar in layout but fare more bare and original - This has been decorated and converted properly into a museum, and is far less damp! It is however a bit cold and the air very dry due to dehumidifiers running constantly. The gift shop is very good and well stocked too, with a decent cafe. A must-do stop for any visitor to Jersey.

A must visit. A fascinating and moving experience depicting life in the Channel Islands during the war. To enjoy this experience I suggest allow yourselves 2 to 2.5 hours when you visit.

Staff were really nice, even though young, they were knowledgeable and friendly. The museum itself was very interesting, it was very good to go through the timeline of the war through the tunnel, there was lots interesting exhibitions and told a good story, there was a couple of great immersive exhibits as well so it was not all reading so can be good for children and it wasn't too long.

I’ve visited this museum / attraction several times over many years and it seems to get better each time. Some of the materials presented are very thought provoking and overall you get an interesting insight into what German occupation was like for the islanders during the war. The fate of some of the islanders who were deported and the treatment of the prisoners forced to build the tunnels is heartbreaking.

Interesting place to visit to learn more about how life was affected during WW2 occupation. Visitor Centre was clean, comfortable and provided a nice cafe, complete with resident seagull who wanders in given half a chance! Lovely cake and friendly staff.

Seeking a sunny roof terrace, with birdsong, pheasant calls, woodpecker taps, a nice brew and a hearty jacket potato? Look no further than Maria's little slice of heaven. I came just before the season started and was made to feel right at home, chilling on the sunny south facing roof terrace in glorious sunshine made this all the better. Thanks for your perfect hospitality :)

Cozy tea room and more this tea room has all day breakfast , lunch - sandwiches and soup, salads, potatoes, burgers, cakes , alcoholic beverages. We enjoyed scones with strawberry jam and clotted cream, a pot of tea. Best scones ever. A family next to us had tuna sandwiches with chips and soda. The shrimp and salad looked good. Two locations. Rozel Bay and Comomberie, at Helier

One bus per hour, so quite frustrating that you get off the bus at 10.35 and find out they don’t actually open until 11, and then even more frustrating that walking back around at 11, to find a note on the door saying they weren’t opening until 12. Your Google and island guide opening times are different than you state on your door. We came due to the great reviews, but didn’t want to wait around for the extra hour due to the bus times. Maybe update your Google times.

The lady was super friendly and let us in even though is was almost closing time. The cakes and scone were devine and the terrace was calm and cozy. Our dog was welcome and we had a lovely chat with the owner. We a had a great time and will come back soon. Thank you!

Had a lovely scone and hubby had a sandwich ( no fancy bread available). Was nice but just feel the environment lacked any kind of atmosphere. Waitress seemed uninterested, pleasant but not very friendly

My daughter Christina treated me to afternoon tea at Rozel Tea Rooms this afternoon, we found it wonderful, the staff were great, the food was very tasty. The only draw back for me as I use a Walker was getting up the steps, one member of staff saw me with my Walker and did not help take it it which I thought was a bit off. There is a door on the level but it was locked. While we were seated I asked if I could go out that way after but was told that the key was broken in the lock, fair enough. Hopefully they will sort it out as there may be other people less active, maybe in a wheel chair who would need to use the other door. So saying, we did have a wonderful time and after walked town to the beach and sat on the slip until my husband came to pick us up.

A good cream tea in a really gorgeous location. The service could be a little quicker, but it is generally good. Food is tasty and well presented, and the roof terrace is a sun trap, so beautiful in the warmer months. Parking in the area can be a pain!

Beautiful location and the staff are very attentive, there are also some lovely touches for children like VIP robes and complementary milk and cookies before bed. However the hotel is incredibly overpriced. I don’t expect to pay £300 per night for my child to not even have a proper bed. I’ve stayed at some of the best hotels in London for less money with better facilities. The bathroom was small and the room was dated. The room is only equivalent to a premier plus room at premier inn. Spa facilities are also nice but the communal areas are quite stuffy with a lot of other guests that look down on you. One old man made disgusting lewd comments to a group of women. The staff did talk to him which was appreciated. Great staff, beautiful beach, slightly strange vibe and ridiculous pricing.

Took my partner here for her birthday as a surprise and had Nellie reach out prior to ensure everything was in order, upon check in I was greeted by Nellie who explained everything and more to us and ensured our booking with the spa was sorted. Nellie went above and beyond during our whole trip however also gave me the feeling that this was also her naturally effort to her job which was refreshing to see. The scenery from the hotel balcony and restaurants is incredible with the ability to walk out straight onto the beach ! I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone who needs a break or is looking for a romantic spa getaway.

Great location overlooking the sea, but this place is beginning to show its age. Fixtures showing signs of wear and tear, UPVC door and windows are tired and damaged/corroded. Food and wine is very expensive and I really dislike the practice of ‘discretionary service charge’ of 13%😭 We found all the staff to be welcoming and friendly through our stay. We will stay here again without doubt, but that is more about charm, comfy beds, staff and location.

We have had yet another amazing stay at l’Horizon with family. Staff are so friendly year on year and welcome you back with open arms. Our son has had a lovely week entertaining people on the piano in the evening and we hold our memories with Collette close to our hearts. We will be back

Absolutely amazing stay. The staff were super helpful and went the extra mile. We had an issue (not stay or hotel related) and the receptionist went above and beyond to help sort the problem.

The most fabulous restaurant! Delicious food. The most breathtaking view. Immensely attentive service. We could not have had a more wonderful evening.

Fantastic hotel..consistently helpful and professional staff. Always attentive to your needs. Breakfast excellent..either buffet or a la Carte. Bar food and restaurant evening meals of a high standard. Location is superb..overlooking St Brelade's Bay..idyllic..peaceful..relaxing..just listening to and watching the waves. Swimming pool clean and enjoyable.