Discover beautiful beaches and bays in Jersey this year In Jersey, you are never more than 10 minutes from the sea, so if you are visiting for a few days you have the opportunity to discover some beautiful beaches and bays. If you have the little ones in tow, head to the east of the island and explore the best beaches with rockpools and discover weird and wonderful sea creatures. For beaches best for shallow water, paddling and perfect sand for building the all important castles, we suggest you go west. For that Great British seaside feeling, head to St Brelade's Bay, hire a stripy deckchair and have a cheeky 99 made with delicious Jersey ice cream. For water sports fans, St. Ouen on the west coast is the place to find surf lessons or board hire and ride the Atlantic waves. Adrenaline junkies should make for St. Aubins bay and hire a jet ski! Check out our webpage, dedicated to the amazing beaches in Jersey or see our short guides below! | | The beautiful north coast of Jersey is where you will find sheltered bays nestled under soaring cliffs and you can marvel at the windblown seascapes. On a clear day you can look out to the northwest and spot Guernsey or Sark, or cast your eyes to the east and you may spot the shorelines of Normandy in the distance. Our top 3 beaches along the north coast are: Plémont Bay - a sandy cove on the north-west with rock pools, sea caves and a freshwater waterfall. Grève de Lecq - a sheltered north facing beach, a firm family favourite with summer lifeguards on duty Bouley Bay- a tiny harbour flanked by green cliffs this pebble beach has a small sandy shelf before descending into deep blue waters, perfect for sea swims and diving | | In the east of the island it is worth seizing the day bright and early to catch the sunrise above the French coastline. You will find long stretches of fine golden sand along with pebbled coves and fishing harbours. A stretch of the coastline at low tide resembles a lunar landscape to explore - but do not be caught out by the quick incoming waters! Its always best to check the tide times before you set out on your adventures. Our top 3 beaches along the east coast are: Anne Port Bay - an east facing secluded shingle beach with sandy shelves it is rarely crowded making it perfect for a peaceful dip Grouville Bay - a long stretch of soft golden sand and calm sheltered waters perfect for families and the famous views of the spectacular Mont Orgueil Green Island- a popular beach with long stretches of soft yellow sands along with brilliant rock pools to be discovered at low tide | | The beaches along Jersey's south coast are well known for their soft golden sands and safe swimming waters, making them the perfect choice for fun filled family days out. If you are staying within St. Helier, both Harve des Pas and St. Aubin's Bay are within walking distance and those looking for a real adventure should catch the bus to Portelet and tackle the steps! Our top 3 beaches along the south coast are: Havre des Pas - a small but perfectly formed sandy beach on the outskirts of St. Helier, featuring a popular Victorian bathing pool & lido St. Aubin's Bay - a 5km stretch of sandy beach from St. Helier to St. Aubin, perfect for walkers or those that just want to sit and watch the world go by. Portelet Bay- golden sands and shallow waters await, perfect for swimming and snorkelling. Accessed by 200 stone steps down from the cliff above, the adventure will start the moment you arrive! | | The true west of the island will capture your hearts as you gaze across the grassy dunes to wild Atlantic coastline. There really is no better place to watch the sunset than from St. Ouen's Bay - the only beach along this stretch of coastline and famous for big waves, a surfers paradise Our top 3 beaches along the west and south-west coast are: St. Ouen's Bay - a sandy beach spanning nearly all of the west coast, head here to catch the spectacular sunsets, or the big Atlantic swell and try your hand at surfing St. Brelade's Bay - probably the island's most recognisable and popular beach thanks to its yellow sand, clear blue waters and superb facilities. If you have brought the kids and need a break from the sand, check out the beautiful Winston Churchill Park. Beauport Bay- a hidden gem around the point from the popular St. Brelade's Bay it features turquoise waters, perfect for swimming. Please note Beauport is only accessible by a steep cliff path and stairs. | | | | | | |