Welcome to the curiously Brit…(ish) island of Jersey. A place that’s familiar, yet ever so slightly exotic.  Situated 140km south of Britain and 20km off the French coast, Jersey’s continental curiosities are waiting to be discovered in every corner of our small island.

Getting to Jersey is a breeze. Take a short ferry crossing from Poole or Portsmouth in the UK, or if travelling from France, sail directly from St. Malo or Granville. Visitors can jump on a flight from over 20 airports, and in no time they’ll feel the sand between their toes as the sun sinks over the warmest part of the British Isles.

Discover an intriguing landscape where wooded lanes meet sheltered bays, where craggy coastlines merge with the Atlantic Ocean, or find freedom and get away from the crowds with a choice of over 24 beaches with soft sands and clear waters, perfect for a lazy summers day.

Hungry visitors will not be disappointed, with a wide range of farm stalls, food markets and restaurants bursting with unique Jersey produce. From famous Jersey Royals to fresh oysters, not forgetting Jersey’s famed cream teas made so special by Jersey’s rich dairy products.  

Jersey’s storied past stretches all the way back to the Ice Age and is ripe for those looking for adventure. Home to the world’s 10th oldest building, which predates the Egyptian pyramids, captivating museums and well-preserved medieval castles. There is something for everyone…so you see...

Jersey’s not quite British…we’re Brit…(ish)