Jersey

Nestled amidst the splendor of the English Channel, Jersey stands as a captivating jewel within the Channel Islands. With its blend of natural beauty, historical significance, and unique cultural heritage, Jersey has enthralled travelers for generations. From its iconic medieval castles to its idyllic beaches and bustling markets, the island offers a diverse array of experiences that showcase its distinct character. With a history shaped by both British and French influences, Jersey exudes a charming fusion of traditions and customs. Whether you’re drawn to its rich past, its stunning landscapes, or its vibrant arts and culinary scene. Jersey promises an enchanting journey that reveals the island’s warmth, authenticity, and breathtaking allure.

Things to see and do

Jersey, a captivating gem within the Channel Islands archipelago. It offers an array of captivating attractions and activities that cater to a diverse range of interests. Start your exploration with the iconic Mont Orgueil Castle. A medieval fortress that offers panoramic views of the island and an immersive glimpse into its rich history.

For nature enthusiasts, the coastal landscapes are a haven of natural beauty. The stunning cliffs, golden sandy beaches, and crystal-clear waters provide the perfect backdrop for leisurely walks, picnics, or water sports like kayaking and paddleboarding. The Durrell Wildlife Park, founded by the naturalist Gerald Durrell, showcases a wide variety of endangered species. All set within a lush, conservation-focused environment.

History comes alive at the Jersey War Tunnels. An extensive underground network that recounts the island’s occupation during World War II. The Jersey Museum and Art Gallery offers further insight into the island’s history and culture through interactive exhibits and artistic displays.

Delve into the culinary scene, indulging in fresh seafood and local specialties such as Jersey Royals (potatoes) and traditional Jersey Wonders (fried dough). The Central Market in St. Helier is a bustling hub where you can explore local produce, crafts, and gastronomic delights.

St. Helier, the island’s capital, boasts a mix of high-end boutiques, charming streets, and bustling waterfront areas. Exploring the charming parish churches, such as St. Brelade’s and St. Aubin’s, provides a glimpse into the island’s religious heritage and architectural beauty.

Travelling to Jersey by ferry

Condor Ferries connects the ports of Guernsey, Jersey, St Malo, Poole, Portsmouth and Cherbourg across 18 ferry routes. And, if you’re travelling from the UK, Condor Ferries is the only ferry service that sails to Jersey. So, get ready to pack all your holiday must-haves into your car and travel to one of our amazing destinations with your family or friends.

See our ferries to Jersey below.

Poole to Jersey – sailing 4 times a week, taking 4 hours duration, onboard Condor Voyager.
Poole to St Malo – sailing 4 times a week, taking 6 hours and 20 minutes duration, onboard Condor Voyager via Jersey.
Portsmouth to Jersey – sailing 6 times a week, taking 10 hours 20 minutes duration via Guernsey on Commodore Clipper.