Jersey Activities

Jersey, the largest of the Channel Islands, is a British Crown dependency located off the coast of Normandy, France. Despite its small size, Jersey boasts a diverse range of attractions. St. Helier, the capital, is home to charming streets, lovely boutiques, and the Jersey Museum which narrates the island`s history. The island`s coastline varies from the stunning sandy stretches in St. Brelade`s Bay to the dramatic cliffs in the north. Jersey`s war tunnels provide a poignant reminder of the island`s occupation during World War II. The Durrell Wildlife Park, founded by naturalist Gerald Durrell, is a haven for endangered species. Jersey cuisine is heavily influenced by British and French styles, with an emphasis on local seafood and dairy. With its unique blend of British and French cultures, beautiful landscapes, and friendly locals, Jersey offers a charming island getaway.