Things to do in Jersey

A visit to the three museums of Mont Saint-Michel lift the veil on the great men, mysteries, secrets and legends of this unique place. Discover the mysterious story of Mont Saint-Michel through visiting its 3 museums.  The first, the Maritime Museum where you can discover the biggest tides in the world and the Mont Saint-Michel major environmental project. After, you will visit the Historical Museum Sound and Light. Here, you will learn about the monks who built the Abbey and the prisons of Mont Saint-Michel. You can visit the special exhibits such as the collection of ancient weapons, medieval instruments of torture, the body sucked down into the quicksand, louis XI's iron cage and the oubliettes. Then, you will visit the historic house of Bertrand Du Guesclin, a Breton knight and French military commander during the 14th century, and his wife, Tiphaine de Raguenel, a famous astrologist who used to read the destiny of the world in the stars. Here, you can visit special exhibits viewing period furniture, a bridal chamber, a medieval chastity belt, armor worn by Bertrand du Guesclin and Tiphaine de Raguenel's study. These museums will perfectly complete your visit of Mont Saint-Michel.

Enjoy reliable transfer service with modern vehicles at reasonable price to easily travel between Jersey Airport and Jersey Liberation Bus Station taken care by LibertyBus Jersey. Your LibertyBus service is delivered by Tower Transit UK under contract to, and in partnership with, the Department for Infrastructure at the Government of Jersey. Make the journey before and after your flight hassel-free by simply relaxing on our modern buses from the comfort of your seat and arriving at your destination in just around 30 minutes. We run 7 days a week, 362 days a year from the main bus station in St Helier, Liberation Station, to travel to Jersey airport and back multiple times every day. Be greeted and supported by staff who will help you onboard. All our buses are low-floor so they are all fully accessible for wheelchair users, pushchairs, prams and some smaller mobility scooters (with a permit). Low-floor buses also help those who have other mobility impairments. Our buses handrails and steps are well marked to help people with a visual impairment.

Join a stunning boat cruise along Jersey’s breathtaking coastline, where history and natural beauty come together. Marvel at the iconic Corbière Lighthouse, whose name comes from the word corbîn, meaning "crow" – though today, seagulls rule the skies where crows once gathered. This dramatic headland offers unforgettable views and a glimpse into Jersey's maritime heritage. Cruise past the majestic Elizabeth Castle, a fortress that has stood guard over the island for more than 400 years. Once home to Sir Walter Raleigh during his time as Governor of Jersey, the castle also provided safe haven to King Charles II during the English Civil War. Drift by the golden sands of St Brelade’s Bay, one of Jersey’s most beloved beaches. With its soft sands and gentle waters, it’s a favorite for both locals and visitors seeking relaxation and seaside charm. Pass the charming harbor village of St Aubin, once a thriving fishing community. Located on the western curve of the bay opposite St Helier, St Aubin is rich in character and history, named after a 6th-century bishop and once home to a long-lost chapel. This cruise is the perfect way to experience the island’s rich heritage, scenic beauty, and coastal charm — all from the comfort of the sea.

Explore Jersey your way with this guidebook that illustrates a scenic 40-mile (65 km) point-to-point trip across 15 of the island’s most charming destinations. Designed for flexibility, the guide is organised into themed sections—each covering classic towns, villages, country estates, coast, riverside stops, or hidden gems—so you only visit the places that you choose. _____________________________________________________________ WHAT TO EXPECT • This is an online travel guide – much like a digital book – ready for you to read, browse, and get inspired while planning at home or using your phone on the go. • The guidebook offers an overarching plan to help shape your multi-destination holiday, with different ideas and sample itineraries. It shows how destinations can be combined to suit your timeframe – typically from 3 to 14 days. • It’s designed to help you decide where to go, what to see, where to stay, and to inspire your trip in a way that suits your interests. It also includes helpful tips such as how to get there and where to park. • Please note: the guide itself is not customisable. However, each route includes Uncover Britain’s own pre-populated Google Maps with suggested pins and directions, plus customisable directions by section using Google Maps. _______________________________________________________________ GO BEYOND THE CLASSICS WITH: • St. Brelade’s Bay – Sandy beach surrounded by dramatic cliffs. • Mont Orgueil Castle – Medieval stronghold with views toward France. • Jersey War Tunnels – Explore the island’s WWII occupation history. • Corbière Lighthouse – Iconic lighthouse on a tidal island. • St. Ouen’s Bay – Surfer’s haven with sweeping coastal views. • Neolithic Dolmens – Visit ancient passage graves and sacred sites. • A bonus WWII Trail for enthusiasts. • Scenic drives, island exploration, and wine tasting at La Mare Wine Estate. While you could search for places to go on your own, this guide offers curated context and ready-made itineraries along a recommended journey—so you don’t have to second-guess or piece everything together yourself. HOW TO ACCESS: see Know Before You Go

Embark on a scenic journey along Jersey’s rugged west coast, where natural beauty meets rich history. The Lighthouse Way Tour begins with a drive through the charming fishing village of St. Aubin before reaching our first stop: Noirmont Point. Here, you'll explore dramatic clifftop views and well-preserved World War II fortifications, a striking reminder of the island's wartime past. Next, we continue through the golden sands of St. Brelade’s Bay toward the iconic Corbière Lighthouse—one of Jersey’s most photographed landmarks. Take time to capture the sweeping ocean vistas and the raw, windswept beauty of this historic site. The route then descends into the wide expanse of St. Ouen’s Bay, passing the lonely silhouette of Rocco Tower, before heading inland through the lush St. Peter’s Valley. Along the way, we pass Le Moulin de Quétivel, Jersey’s last surviving working watermill, before returning to Liberation Bus Station. Stops include Noirmont Point and Corbiere Lighthouse!