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ENJOY JERSEY 2020/2021 EDITION THE ISLAND’S LEADING GUIDE TO SIGHTSEEING, ATTRACTIONS, EATING OUT AND MUCH MORE

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Gilbert O’Sullivan on his career, family and island life

Walk on the wild side

Discover Jersey’s diverse wildlife on foot

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Welcome

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2020/2021 EDITION

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Whether it’s your first time visiting Jersey or you’re a regular visitor, the Enjoy Jersey team is here to help you safely experience, explore and enjoy everything our sunny little island has to offer. Following the Covid-19 outbreak new measures have been put in place by businesses to ensure the health and wellbeing of visitors and residents, so it’s important to check these before venturing out. Jersey’s unique charm has captured the heart of many a visitor over the years, with some choosing to make their stay permanent. Musical great Gilbert O’Sullivan (p10) and local jewellery designer Jenny Velazco (p65) share their stories of how they came to call Jersey home. The island’s temperate climate, miles of coastline and crystal clear shores will ensure a holiday to remember. Whether you simply want to bask in the sun, or take the plunge with some water sports, our guide to the best beaches (p62) will help you pick the perfect spot. This year marks the 75th anniversary of Jersey’s liberation from the occupying forces and there are plenty of celebrations planned to commemorate this special occasion. For more information on these events and others throughout the year, take a note of some dates for your diary (p8). The island may be small, but it’s packed with plenty of places to visit and things to do. We have rounded up our top 30 things to do and see (p22), compiled a list of the best historical attractions on the island (p30) and created a guide to the best activities on offer (p26) to ensure you don’t miss a thing. Look out for the Enjoy Jersey recommends stars featured throughout the magazine. We’ll also take you on a tour of Jersey’s shopping highlights (p36) and top eateries (p52), and introduce you to the best night spots (p67). You really are spoilt for choice.

THE ISLAND’S LEADING GUIDE TO SIGHTSEEING, ATTRACTIONS, EATING OUT AND MUCH MORE

Music man

Gilbert O’Sullivan on his career, family and island life

Walk on the wild side

Discover Jersey’s diverse wildlife on foot

Top

things to do and see

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Experience, explore, 34

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Travel and Tours A guided tour of the island’s best bits

Jersey Map Essential for getting around the island

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Parking Guide & Map Everything you need to know before you go

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What’s New? Keep up to date with the latest news on Jersey

Top 30 Things to Do and See The ultimate to-do list

What’s On? Make the most of your visit with these key dates in the diary

Activities and Attractions Great days out for the whole family

Big Interview Gilbert O’Sullivan on music, family and island life

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History & Heritage Uncover the past at Jersey’s heritage sites

etail Therapy R Discover the island’s independent and chain stores

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Eating Out The best places to eat on the island

Beaches Find the best bay for your perfect day

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Inside Story Jenny Velazco shares her Jersey journey

Night Life See what Jersey has to offer after dark Great Outdoors Everything you need to know to start your outdoor adventure

Walking and Wildlife Learn about Jersey’s hidden treasures

Gardens Unmissable horticultural hot spots Other Islands Take a trip to meet the neighbours

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news

What’s new? Baby gorilla joins the troop at Jersey Zoo Durrell celebrated the birth of a baby western lowland gorilla at Jersey Zoo late last year, when 25-year-old Bahasha gave birth to a beautiful baby. Gordon Hunt, Deputy Head of Mammals, said: “The entire team at Durrell is absolutely thrilled with the news and we are so pleased that Bahasha and her infant are doing well. This birth is a great success for Durrell and the western lowland gorilla captive breeding programme. With this species being severely threatened in the wild, every newborn is an important addition to the captive population.”

Channel Islands join the Liberation Route Jersey has become a member of the international Remembrance Trail and is now part of the Liberation Route Europe, which shares WWII knowledge and stories with the general public. Jersey’s liberation-related points of interest for the route include Elizabeth Castle, Liberation Square and Noirmont Point. Visitors can follow a digital route via the website or mobile app, which enables them to navigate points of interest along the route. They are then provided with written, pictorial, audio and video histories of the locations and their role in the liberation of Europe during WWII. Chris Addy, Sites Curator at Jersey Heritage, said: “We hope that our involvement in the initiative will help to raise awareness of the unique Channel Islands perspective, and encourage visitors to follow in the footsteps of our liberators, particularly in the year of the 75th anniversary.”

National Trust for Jersey and The Jersey Royal Company join forces Photo by Mark Beresford

Grand designs for Jersey Airport Jersey Airport’s £42m revamp, launched by Ports of Jersey, will see the eventual removal of airfield obstacles, construction of a new integrated departures and arrivals facility, and relocation of the airport’s rescue and fire service building, as well as construction of a new two-storey passenger pier. On behalf of Ports of Jersey, Group CEO Matt Thomas said: “This project is one of the most significant construction projects undertaken on the island in recent years. In effect, we are creating a ‘new’ airport, which ultimately will future-proof our operational needs, meet the growth ambitions of our airline partners and provide a fantastic travel experience for our customers.”

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National Trust for Jersey and The Jersey Royal Company have joined forces to plant thousands of metres of native hedgerow corridors throughout Jersey to reduce the island’s carbon footprint and boost biodiversity. Over 30 species of birds on the island rely on hedges for nesting and the RSPB reports that hedgerows support up to 80% of woodland birds, 50% of mammals, up to 30% of butterfly species, and provide a valuable habitat for amphibians. Additionally, a well-managed 100m length of mature hedgerow has the potential to sequester or store up to 120kg of Co2 per year, contributing to the island’s aim of becoming carbon neutral within the next decade. National Trust for Jersey stated: “We have been able to initiate an immensely important hedgerow restoration project, which will secure enormous environmental benefits for the island in the longer term. We hope to be able to further develop this initial pilot project in years to come.”

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HANG OUT AT J E R S E Y Z O O

Jersey Zoo is a window into the wild.

With some of the worldâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s rarest animals and 32 acres of beautiful parkland, this is the place to discover your love for nature.

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Diary dates

For up-to-date events and things to do whilst you’re visiting on Jersey we recommend you visit

jersey.com/events

Jersey has a number of exciting events this year and next, so just take your pick!

SEPTEMBER 5 September

10 September

Breca Jersey SwimRun (TBC)

Jersey International Air Display

This event will take participants on a journey through Jersey’s spectacular cliff paths, beaches, bays and woodlands, hidden valleys and coastal fortifications. brecaswimrun.com/breca-jersey

Watch aircraft from across the ages sweeping the vista of St Aubin’s Bay in a phenomenal four-hour air show, which attracts thousands of visitors and residents every year. jerseyairdisplay.org.uk

5 - 6 September

19 - 20 September

Weekender Festival (TBC)

Super League Triathlon (TBC)

Witness global music acts and local artists perform across various music stages, coupled with gourmet food and drink, through daytime to evening and into the night. Jersey Royal Showground. weekenderjersey.com

The exciting swim-bike-run series will return to Elizabeth Marina, St Helier this year, where entrants will have the chance to win the ultimate triathlon holiday. The event will also feature the ever-popular RBC Race for the Kids. superleaguetriathlon.com

1 August - 11 November Liberation Day Events There will be a range of festivities marking 75 years since Jersey’s liberation, beginning with a photographic exhibition that will take place throughout the summer in Moignard Gardens. Other celebrations include an open garden event, flower festival, cream teas, church services and family fun day. jersey.com

OCTOBER 9 - 10 October The Jersey Rally Watch the cars wend their way through the island’s narrow leafy lanes in the race to be crowned the winner. jerseyrally.com

20 September LEAF Open Farm Sunday The Jersey Royal Company will open its gates at this free event where visitors can meet the farmers and learn about Jersey Royal potatoes. Visitors can pick a free sample, ride on a harvester, and take a pre-booked tour around the pack house. farmsunday.org

17 - 18 October La Faîs’sie d’Cidre The island’s annual cider-making festival returns to Hamptonne Country Life Museum. Enjoy live music, kids’ activities, dance, poetry and living history. jerseyheritage.org

what’s on

FEBRUARY 2021 2 February - 29 July World Wetlands Day – 40 Year Anniversary

NOVEMBER

Join the lands team and education officers in the Wetlands Centre to celebrate 40 years of working to protect Jersey’s valuable wild areas. Take part in engaging activities to learn about the flora and fauna of the island’s precious reed beds, and the importance of this precious habitat to the wellbeing of the island and world. nationaltrust.je

Stay safer together Enjoy Jersey endorses the Jersey government’s advice to reduce the risk of catching and spreading coronavirus by practising safer hygiene, distancing from others, socialising outside and only meeting up in small groups.

19 November - 24 December La Fête dé Noué The St Helier Christmas light switch-on heralds the start of the festive celebrations, where visitors can shop under the twinkling lights and feast their senses at the French and ‘Genuine Jersey’ markets. jersey.com

If you think you have coronavirus symptoms contact the Helpline on 01534 445566 (Open 8am to 8pm Monday to Friday, 10am to 4pm Saturday and Sunday)

Jersey Lavender – makes perfect Scents! Jersey Lavender is one of the most charming, fragrant and picturesque attractions on the Island. A family-run farm located in St Brelade, our unique products are enjoyed by customers all over the world. Set in nine acres of fragrant lavender fields, soak up the sights and scents of nature as you stroll through the herb gardens, sunlit fields, countryside pathways and shady woods. Look for hidden secrets along the way as you and the children follow the ‘Discovery Trail’ – and don’t forget to feed the chickens and doves, who are always pleased to greet you! From mid-May to late July the lavender is in bloom and makes for a spectacular sight. Jersey Lavender is a working farm, so in harvest season (9th June to 30th August) you will see the distillery in action. Catch one of the twice-daily talks at 11:30am and 3:00pm and learn about how we harvest and process the lavender to obtain the precious and pure essential oil which goes into our range of exceptional home and body products. During your visit, stop off at Sprigs Café, where we pride ourselves on the many fresh, local ingredients which go into our wide range of home-made foods. Enjoy lunches and afternoon teas or treat yourself to our delicious array of cakes, coffees and teas, while you relax and take in the views from the café or the veranda which overlooks the garden. You can also find that perfect gift of ‘Lavender Farm magic’ to take away with you from the full range of Jersey Lavender products and many other gift items in Sprigs Shop. Choose something unique for someone you know – or as a treat just for you! Remember you can also top up from home, from our website www.jerseylavender.co.uk We look forward to seeing you. Open from 10am to 5pm, Tuesday to Sunday, 7th April to 4th October 2020. Harvesting and distilling season 9th June to 30th August.

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big interview

Gilbert Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Sullivan (naturally) The musical maestro shares a glimpse into his world

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big interview

s I travel up Gilbert O’Sullivan’s long steep driveway, tucked away in the Jersey countryside, I can immediately see why this notoriously private man decided to call this place home. Nestled deep within the greenery of this small island, his home is hidden from prying eyes, providing the much coveted solace craved by many a celebrity. Upon arrival I am greeted warmly by O’Sullivan’s brother, Kevin, who had arranged for me to interview him during a hiatus in his latest tour. I am guided up a grand, sweeping staircase leading to his studio where I discover an eclectic array of CDs, vinyl albums, handwritten notes and photographs, spanning back decades, littering the room. Gilbert walks into the room, a seemingly shy and unassuming figure with his trademark hair and casual look. We take a seat and he apologises as I try to avoid stepping on the albums which blanket the floor. I appreciate it’s an organised chaos that only he fully understands, and we start chatting.

O’Sullivan at the start of his solo rise to fame

This artistic freedom allowed him to develop his own style and forge a successful career in the music industry. Although the band recorded a couple of songs at a demo studio in London, he wanted to be a solo artist, so in 1966 when the band broke up, he headed to London in search of a career.

Back story

The big break

Born Raymond Edward O’Sullivan in Waterford, Ireland in 1946, the man we now know as Gilbert O’Sullivan moved to the UK with his family in 1953, settling in Swindon. It was here that he discovered a love of music, growing up in an era of change, with the likes of The Beatles making way for a new breed of talent. “All my musical background stems from growing up in Swindon,” says O’Sullivan. “I’m proud of my Irish roots, but I’m very much the traditional English songwriter. Before the Beatles there were the likes of Cliff Richard and The Shadows and although we all liked them, we didn’t feel that we could be like them. The Beatles were young, different, and wrote great songs, and that had a huge influence on me.” O’Sullivan’s lifelong interest in music and art developed during his time at Swindon Art College, where he briefly played drums and sang in a band called Rick’s Blues, along with his peers, Malcolm Mabbett on guitar, Keith Ray on bass and founder Rick Davies, on keyboard, who later formed Supertramp. “I started out playing the drums, but as I became a little more musically attuned I concentrated on the piano,” recalls O’SuIlivan. “I spent hours playing the piano in our garden shed, writing and singing. Goodness knows what the neighbours must have thought.”

O’Sullivan found digs in Notting Hill Gate, which he shared with three friends. He secured a Christmas job in C&A, where he met a colleague who had a recording contract with CBS records, so he asked him to pass on his tape. This led to a publishing and recording contract. “When I signed to CBS Records I wanted to create a character for myself because sitting behind a piano isn’t as interesting to watch as a guitar player who can move around,” explains O’Sullivan. “Art school was a magical time – we had a lot of freedom and dressed differently from everyone else and that provided inspiration for my future look.” The signature uniform of cap, hobnailed boots, Charlie Chaplin jacket, football socks and the pudding-basin haircut, was meticulously planned by O’Sullivan, who named this persona Gilbert. This name evolved into Gilbert O’Sullivan when Gordon Mills became his manager. O’Sullivan has enjoyed chart success for nearly five decades thanks to his ability to write great songs and catchy lyrics. Throughout his career he has accumulated three Ivor Novello awards, including Songwriter of the Year in 1973, and amassed 16 top-40 records, with six number-one songs that saw off the likes of Michael Jackson, Elvis Presley and Elton John. “If you’re lucky enough to be able to write melodies and lyrics it isn’t rocket science,” he asserts. “The joy was, as it is today, experimenting with chords and finding a variation which brings a melody into your head. I then work on the lyrics with the Leonard Cohen approach of writing more than is necessary. I may only need three verses, but I just can’t resist writing the sixth.” He reveals that he adopts a disciplined approach to music, working from nine to five in his music room, which he shows me. A grand piano sits in the heart of the modest-sized room with old-school boom boxes on top, which he uses to record his work onto cassette. The walls are covered in hand-written notes, lyrics, photographs of his family and pictures drawn by his children, who are now grown up. It feels like I have stepped inside his mind. A sacred space.

“I’m proud of my Irish roots, but I’m very much the traditional English songwriter”

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“Jersey greatly appealed to us because...it was a great place for our daughters to grow up”

Backstage at O’Sullivan’s New York sell-out show. L-R: Helen-Marie O’Sullivan-McGoff, Jeannie-Marie McGoff, Tara O’Sullivan, Gilbert O’Sullivan, Aase O’Sullivan

“Even if nothing is achieved, spending all day at the piano is never a waste of time because you’re always practising,” he says. “If you come up with a good melody you lock it away because it will survive any length of time. It’s different with lyrics because I write about things going on in the present, so I only write lyrics once I know they are going to be recorded.” O’Sullivan tells me he is currently working on content for his next album, in between his current tour dates across Japan and America. His latest album, Gilbert O’Sullivan, was produced by Ethan Johns, who has worked with the likes of Kings Of Leon, Paolo Nutini and Paul McCartney. The album, which is available on digipack, CD, vinyl and cassette, and recorded on analogue equipment at his Frobisher Drive Studios in Jersey, features guest appearances from several notable musicians including Andy Fairweather Low on guitar, and Chas Hodges and Geraint Watkins on piano. This album’s collection of songs covers musings on ageing and mortality and includes comic touches, influenced by O’Sullivan’s love of Spike Milligan. The album’s final two songs, The Mind Boggles and For The Record, both tackle serious issues, with references to Donald Trump and homelessness.

Establishing roots During his court case with MAM Records over publishing rights in the early 80s, O’Sullivan moved back to Ireland with his new wife, Aase, and daughter Helen-Marie. They chose to move to Ireland due to the country’s writers’ tax exemption, which provided financial relief during the expensive court process that he went on to win. “Following the court case and subsequent arrival of our second daughter, Tara, we didn’t want to move back to the UK,” explains O’Sullivan. “Jersey greatly appealed to us because, aside from the financial benefits, it was a great place for our daughters to grow up. “I am very happy at home, I am not a social animal and enjoy my privacy. However, Aase made friends really quickly when we first moved here and she really enjoys Jersey life. Of course, when the girls are here we all go out as a family.” Jersey has proved fruitful in more ways than one for O’Sullivan who says the ‘normal’ lifestyle and relative anonymity he enjoys have resulted in a productive working life. “People are always surprised at the difference between my professional and personal personas because they are poles apart,” laughs O’Sullivan. “The marvellous thing about living in Jersey is that I don’t feel any pressure, so it’s been fantastic for me to write here – I love it!”

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O’Sullivan’s latest album

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Road to discovery Jersey may be small, but it has a lot to offer, so make sure you don’t miss out! Although Jersey is modest in size, its winding leafy lanes and coastal roads provide over 350 miles of routes for visitors to explore. Whether you traverse the island by hire-car, coach, bus or pushbike, there are plenty of places to see on your journey. So, sit back and relax while we take you on a tour of the highlights. If you want to travel in style visit Le Riche Restorers, home of Jersey Classic Car Hire, and pick from their range of classic cars, which include the Citroën 2CV Dolly, Triumph Stag and MG Sprite, as well as VW Campervans to get you from A to B. Our first stop is a family favourite, Jersey Zoo – home of the Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust. Situated four miles north of St Helier, in the parish of Trinity, it is easily accessible by car, bicycle, bus or coach. Here you will find a range of animals including apes, bears, lemurs, meerkats, reptiles and birds in addition to seasonal activities. If you fancy a meander around the east coast, start at St Catherine’s Breakwater where you can find the Sandwizard, Simon Smith’s giant sandcastle sculpture, and the popular Breakwater Café, with its award-winning ice cream. Next head west towards St Clements to The Botanic Gardens at Samarès Manor, where you’ll find unique plant collections which thrive in Jersey’s exceptionally fertile soil. It’s also home to one of the largest herb gardens in the UK. Now time for some history as you move onto Mont Orgueil Castle in Gorey, one of the world’s finest medieval castles. Here you can discover secret rooms, gruesome tales and hidden treasures. No tour of Jersey would be complete without driving down Five Mile Road, which is, believe it or not, one of the longest roads on the island. This road, which runs

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alongside St Ouen’s bay, not only provides travellers with beautiful vistas along the way, but also a range of eateries where you can grab a drink or light bite while soaking up scenery and fresh sea air. If you want to let someone else take the wheel, Jersey’s public transport network is the perfect way to get around. The bus services from Liberation Station are linked with the island’s main locations and attractions, so you won’t miss a thing. Coach tours are also a great way to navigate the island’s top spots while taking in the sights. Visitors can choose from modern fleets to beautifully restored, open-top vintage buses, so take your pick and enjoy Jersey!

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Top spots

Samarès Manor

There are so many places of interest around the island we’d hate for you to miss them, so here are our popular picks... South Coast ✓ St Aubin’s Harbour and village – Home to one of the island’s original harbours, this quaint fishing village is a mixture of historic houses, great restaurants and steep winding streets, with panoramic views of the sea. ✓ Elizabeth Castle – You can’t visit St Aubin’s Bay without going to see the castle that defended Jersey for more than 300 years. If you time it right you can walk across at low tide or alternatively take the amphibious ferry.

West Coast ✓ The Orchid Field – Experience a riot of colour in the orchid meadows at Le Noir Pré, one of the last remaining strongholds of the Jersey orchid. Located near St Ouen’s Pond and the Wetland Centre, off Chemin de L’Ouzière.

North Coast ✓ Grève de Lecq beach – This beach straddles the border between St Mary and St Ouen. Its sandy shores and selection of cafés, restaurants and pubs make it a popular destination for all. ✓ Bonne Nuit beach – This small fishing harbour in St John has an exceptionally quiet beach that’s well protected from the wind by the hills surrounding it. At low tide you’ll find a small stretch of sand between the harbour and the pebble beach.

St Helier ✓ Jersey Museum and Art Gallery – Learn about the island’s history with a free viewing of ‘The Story of Jersey’. The museum showcases the island’s history through the centuries, exploring the factors that have shaped Jersey and its people. ✓ Maritime Museum – This interactive museum is great fun for little and big kids!

Time to refuel South Coast ✓ Lookout Beach Café – Al fresco and inside seating, spectacular views, plenty of seafood and salads and amazing burgers, with vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options. Victoria Avenue, St Helier – park in layby 4 or 5 going west from St Helier. ✓ Seafish Café & Restaurant – Find all your fish and chip favourites with locally caught fresh fish. St Aubin’s harbour, and Café in Liberty Wharf, St Helier. ✓ Tides Restaurant and Bar – Enjoy a casual bite at the bar, a delectable dish al fresco on the terrace, or a romantic dinner overlooking the twinkling lights of St Aubin and St Helier. ✓ Kismet Cabana Beach Kiosk – A culinary celebration of beach culture and street food cuisine from around the world. Sit in or takeaway. Plenty of parking. Ouaisne Bay, St Brelade. ✓ Golden Sands Café Bar and Restaurant – There’s nothing like eating fresh seafood beside the sea with spectacular views. St Brelade’s Bay.

West Coast ✓ El Tico Beach Cantina – Majestic views over the bay with casual dining. St Ouen’s Bay.

Country ✓ Hamptonne Country Life Museum – Costumed characters re-enact rural Jersey life at this traditional 15th century house and farm in St Lawrence. ✓ Catherine Best – Visit the southernmost windmill in the British Isles and see the beautiful handcrafted jewellery being made. Visitors can also sit and relax on the sunny terrace beneath the windmill while enjoying something to eat and drink from the café. St Peter. ✓ Jersey Hospice Shop – Bag a bargain at the charity warehouse that raises funds for local hospice care. There’s plenty of parking. Beau Pre, St Ouen.

North Coast ✓ Plémont Beach Café – Incredible views and fabulous food using Genuine Jersey produce where possible. Plémont. ✓ Colleen’s Café – A relaxed, friendly beach café a stone’s throw from the beach. Grève de Lecq.

East Coast ✓ Breakwater Café – Overlooking the bay and breakwater. Outdoor and indoor dining and fantastic Jersey ice cream. St Catherine’s.

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You can use paycards or the paybyphone.co.uk app for parking throughout Jersey (except in Sand Street Car Park*).

MONDAY TO SATURDAY (INCLUSIVE) 8.00a.m. to 5.00p.m. (08.00 to 17.00 hours) They must be used in the RED and YELLOW zones on street and in Car Parks where you see this sign pictured left.

The charge for parking on street is 1 unit per stay. The maximum time you can stay in a YELLOW zone is 20 minutes and in a RED zone its 60 minutes. There are currently a number of Residents Parking Schemes within St Helier and they are clearly signed. When parking in these areas, please look carefully at the signs to check if general parking is permitted and if you will need a display paycard. Parking in these areas is chargeable during the evenings and also on Sundays. In Car Parks the charge is variable and you should take a look for the Signs at the entrance and within each car park for details of charges and maximum permitted stay rules. Several car parks are provided for shoppers and have a maximum stay of 3 hours only.

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Calculate how many units you will need to display for your parking, using the details of charges displayed within each car park (On street is 1 unit per visit).

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Full instructions on how to use Paycards are printed on the back of each paycard and also at www.gov.je

WARNING - FAILURE TO CLEARLY DISPLAY THE CORRECT VALUE OF VALIDATED PAYCARDS MAY RESULT IN A PENALTY CHARGE.

Pay by Phone Pay to park by app or mobile

Download the PayByPhone

paybyphone.co.uk Or call: 01534 707 000

Parking fees will be charged to your credit or debit card. For Terms & Conditions go to www.gov.je/smartparking

* A new system which does not use paycards or the paybyphone.co.uk app is currently operating in Sand Street Car Park. Instructions for using this appear opposite or see signage within Sand Street Car Park.

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1 unit

Up to 2 hours

2 units

Up to 3 hours

3 units

Up to 4 hours

5 units

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8 units

Up to 6 hours

12 units

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17 units

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Card decreases in value as it is used, eg park for 2 hours and the pay station deducts 2 units electronically from the card, leaving you with 3 units to use next time on a 5 unit card (the number of units remaining is displayed on the pay station screen).

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HIT THE ROAD Take in the spectacular views with a leisurely drive along Jersey’s Five Mile Road, which spans the length of St Ouen’s Bay. If you fancy a pit stop there are plenty of cafés along the way.

OTHER ISLANDS Why not take a trip across the water and discover one of Jersey’s neighbouring islands? Jersey Seafaris run regular RIB boat trips, tours and private charters around Jersey’s magnificent coastline and offshore islands. jerseyseafaris.com

ELIZABETH CASTLE Located in St Aubin’s Bay, the castle can be reached by taking the amphibious castle ferry or walking out along the causeway at low tide. See history come to life with live demonstrations and gunfire.

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NATURAL HIGH Get the adrenaline pumping with a trip to the Valley Adventure Centre. Take part in family fun with activities which include Aerial Trekking, Zip Wire and King Swing, as well as archery, climbing, abseiling, paintball and laser combat. valleyadventure.je

TRAVEL IN STYLE Turn back the clock and enjoy a nostalgic trip along the tree-lined lanes and coastal routes around the island in a vintage vehicle. Whether you opt for a powerful sports car or a classic camper you’re sure to have a blast. jerseyclassichire.com

CHANNEL ISLANDS MILITARY MUSEUM Here you’ll find a comprehensive collection of occupation artefacts. The museum is packed full of interesting and rare items, hundreds of photos and stories from the time. Set in a truly beautiful location, it’s hard to imagine that it was once part of Hitler’s Atlantic Wall defences. 07797 732072

CLASSIC CUISINE This boutique hotel, located in a lovingly restored Jersey manor house, offers a range of award-winning food. From afternoon tea to casual and fine dining, there’s a menu to suit all ages. Whether you enjoy lunch al fresco on the pool terrace or a hearty bowl of soup in front of a roaring log fire, dining here is a real treat.

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LA MARE WINE ESTATE Take a guided tour around the stunning vineyards, orchards, distillery and the chocolate-production kitchen, followed by a light lunch or delicious cream tea.

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CORBIÈRE LIGHTHOUSE One of Jersey’s iconic landmarks that can be accessed on foot along the old railway track from St Aubin, which leads you to the dramatic vista of the lighthouse.

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RETAIL THERAPY Take a stroll along the cobbled walkways and discover an eclectic range of local boutique shops, high-street retailers, cafés and restaurants housed in Liberty Wharf. libertywharf.je

LOCAL DELICACY Sample Jersey oysters in a stylish and elegant seaside setting at the Oyster Box, nestled in the heart of St Brelade’s Bay. This family-run restaurant offers panoramic views of the bay from every table and a menu to suit all tastes.

WILD ADVENTURES Discover a window into the wild at Jersey Zoo. With over 100 fascinating species and 32 acres of beautiful parkland, it’s the perfect place to reconnect with nature and meet some of the world’s rarest animals. See the best bits in a couple of hours or spend a day uncovering the zoo’s hidden gems. jerseyzoo.org

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PORTELET BAY Located on the south coast of Jersey, this secluded sandy bay offers visitors peace and tranquillity. Its clear waters are perfect for swimming and snorkelling.

WONDERFUL WALKS Jersey’s miles of coastline have plenty of costal routes to walk. If you head north you can walk across the top of the island and take in the magnificent cliff-top views.

CENTRE STAGE Philip Jackson’s Liberation Sculpture forms the centrepiece of the square on St Helier’s waterfront, depicting the liberation of the islanders from five years of German occupation during World War II.

NATURAL BEAUTY Experience a riot of colour at Le Noir Pré and Clos de Seigneur orchid meadows in St Ouen. From May through to June visitors can see the flowerspikes of five species of orchid, and various hybrids unfurl their exotic petals.

FAB FOOD Seafish Café takes seafood to the next level. Using locally caught fish and the finest ingredients, this relaxed eatery offers delicious dishes from posh fish and chips to coconut fish curry in a relaxed setting. Read our editor’s review on page 52.

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FAMILY FUN There’s fun for the whole family at Les Mielles, located in the heart of St Ouen’s Bay. Opt for the 18-hole championship course, mini golf, with challenging fairways and bunkers, or the 18-hole crazy golf course, featuring iconic Jersey landmarks such as Rocco’s Tower and Corbière Lighthouse. lesmielles.com

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JERSEY’S NAUTICAL PAST Learn about Jersey’s nautical past with interactive exhibits at the Maritime Museum, located by the historic harbour of St Helier, also home to the award-winning Occupation Tapestry. jerseyheritage.org

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DIVINE DESIGNS Visit St Matthew’s Church, more commonly known as the Glass Church, in St Lawrence, which features exquisite glasswork by renowned French designer René Lalique.

FOOD WITH A VIEW The Golden Sands Café Bar, located in St Brelade’s Bay, offers a ringside seat to the seaside, where you can enjoy sandwiches, burgers, steaks and seafood with an uninterrupted view of the beach.

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GET ACTIVE Offering a range of indoor and outdoor activities, from a trampoline park and climbing arena to a ninja warrior course and soft play, Les Ormes has it all.

TOE THE LINE What better way to experience the sea around Jersey’s wonderful coastline than with a fishing trip? Whether you’re a complete beginner or experienced angler you’ll enjoy the best off-shore fishing Jersey has to offer. fishingjersey.co.uk

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STEP BACK IN TIME Explore the network of staircases and secret rooms to discover hidden treasures and breathtaking views at Mont Orgeuil Castle. jerseyheritage.org

ANCIENT HISTORY La Hougue Bie is the tenth-oldest building in the world and one of Europe’s finest passage graves, set in beautiful surroundings. Visitors can learn about life in Jersey’s Neolithic community 6,000 years ago and see coin hoards, axes, swords and spears in the geology and archaeology museum on site.

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GRAND DESIGNS Check out Catherine Best’s award-winning designs at her iconic windmill showroom and see her creations come to life in the workshop.

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JERSEY MUSEUM This museum and art gallery, located in St Helier, shares the story of Jersey from Neolithic times to the modern day with displays which cover the history, archaeology and art of the island.

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FARM LIFE Visit the 15th century house and farm at Hamptonne Country Life Museum and discover a unique insight into Jersey rural life. Explore the orchard and meet the Hamptonne calves, piglets and other animals in the traditional farmstead.

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SURF’S UP Jersey offers some of the best surfing in Europe, so why not have a go? The Jersey Surf School has a highly experienced team of coaches who run a variety of lessons for novices and experienced surfers. For ages six and over.

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HORSE AROUND Set in the picturesque coastal area of Grosnez in the north-west corner of the island, Les Landes racecourse is great fun for all the family. Place a bet, enjoy a drink in the bar, grab a bite at one of the food outlets or bring your own picnic.

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activities and attractions

Perfect days out Jersey has plenty of options to keep you entertained during your stay, from animals and forts to horse racing and golf – there’s an activity for everyone! Fort Regent Channel Island Military Museum Authentic German WWII militaria, and the island’s only collection of military motors, in a restored bunker. La Grande Route des Mielles, St Ouen 07797 732072

The island’s largest leisure and entertainment venue with facilities including the Arena Play Centre, Family Fun Centre arcade, squash courts, and shooting and archery ranges. Fort Regent Leisure Centre, St Helier 01534 449800 active.je

Jersey Zoo Corbière Lighthouse Walk across the causeway or cycle through the tree-lined valleys to Europe’s oldest concrete lighthouse in St Brelade. Bring a picnic and take in the spectacular views across the bay.

aMaizin! Adventure Park This family attraction offers indoor and outdoor fun with animals, tractor rides, and a cleverly designed maze, at the largest farm park on the island. Enjoy dozens of activities, from the Towering Toboggan and go-karts to the Jumping Pillow and Goldmine, all included in the entry fee. La Grand Route de Saint-Pierre 01534 482116 jerseyleisure.com

La Mare Wine Estate Enjoy a tour and tasting at this working 25-acre estate, set in the peaceful grounds of a traditional farmhouse. Enjoy a delicious cream tea in the Vineyard Café or browse the selection of Genuine Jersey goodies in the Estate Shop. La Mare Wine Estate, St Mary 01534 481178 lamarewineestate.com

AquaSplash Families can enjoy the leisure pool, flumes, tyre ride, inflatables and lazy river, while serious swimmers can take advantage of the variable-depth 25m swimming pool. La Rue de L’Etau, The Waterfront, St Helier 01534 734524 aquasplash.je

Le Moulin de Quétivel Located in one of Jersey’s most picturesque valleys, this is the only surviving working water mill on the island. The milling exhibit and film presentation give a fascinating insight into Jersey’s agricultural and industrial heritage. There is a small shop selling refreshments and freshly ground flour. Open milling event Saturday 2 May (10am - 4pm) Le Mont Fallu, St Peter, JE3 7EF nationaltrust.je

Birding Tours Visit the best sites in Jersey and see local resident species and visiting migrants. Bird song identification included. 01534 888600 birdingjersey.co.uk

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A sanctuary and breeding centre for some of the rarest animals in the world, including orangutans, gorillas, lemurs and marmosets. There will be an exciting array of events held throughout the year, including a fun-filled Wild Easter Weekend, the popular Durrell at Dusk summer evening events, a Really Wild Day in September and spooky Boo at the Zoo nights. Les Augrès Manor, La Profonde Rue, Trinity 01534 860000 durrell.org/events

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activities and attractions Le Petit Train This little train is a unique way to see the island. The train takes passengers on a 35-minute scenic tour around the top of St Aubin’s bay with a full historic commentary. Board at Liberation Square, St Helier, St Aubin Harbour or West Park. 01534 633442 littletrain.co.uk

Les Mielles Golf and Country Club In addition to an 18-hole golf course, visitors can enjoy crazy golf, mini golf, laser clay pigeon shooting and the iSlide – a 21ft inflatable slide with two lanes. St Ouen’s Bay, St Peter 01534 482787 lesmielles.com

Les Landes Racecourse A day at the races is great fun for all the family. Hosting nine race meetings a year, Les Landes Racecourse is located in the picturesque north-west of the island with stunning, uninterrupted views of Guernsey, Herm and Sark. Visitors can watch the horses race from the modern viewing bank, place a bet, and enjoy the atmosphere. There’s a public bar, various food outlets and plenty of space to have a picnic. Jersey Race Club, La Rue des Grantez, St Ouen jerseyraceclub.com

MFA Bowl Jersey With 18 bowling lanes, all featuring the latest automated scoring system, as well as an outdoor play area and a wide variety of cuisines to choose from, there’s plenty of fun for the whole family. Airport Road, St Peter 01534 490444 mfabowl.com/jersey

St Clements Golf and Sports Centre A nine-hole parkland course plus three-hole academy course and other activities, including a putting green, tennis courts and paddle tennis. St Clement 01534 721938 stclementsgolfandsportscentre.co.uk

The Valley Adventure Centre Offering a range of adventure activities for families, individuals and children’s parties, set in beautiful countryside. Highlights include paintball, zipwire, aerial trekking and orienteering. Open all year round. Le Mont à La Brune, St Brelade 01534 638888 valleyadventure.je

aerial trekking - zip wires - king swing - archery - climbing & more!

Excitement from the Ground Up! Adventurous activities for all ages from 5 and up!

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history & heritage The National Trust for Jersey The Elms, La Chève Rue, St Mary, Jersey JE3 3EN Telephone: 01534 483193 Email: enquiries@nationaltrust.je Twitter: @NatTrustJersey nationaltrust.je Patron: HRH The Prince of Wales

Georgian House Museum & Shop

Tesson Mill

Summer Opening Times April - October Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 10am - 4pm Winter Opening Times Saturdays leading up to Christmas 10am - 4pm Admission: £6.00 Adults; £3.00 Children How to get there: Located in the centre of St Helier between Next and De Gruchy’s Brasserie

Opening Times May - September – Monday & Tuesday 10am - 4pm Free Admission How to get there: Bus route 8; cycle path from St Helier

Le Moulin de Quétivel Watermill & Tearoom Opening Times May - September Monday & Tuesday 10am - 4pm Admission: £3.00 Adults; £1.00 Children How to get there: Bus route 8; cycle path from St Helier; small car park on site

The Wetland Centre – Bird Hide & Interpretation Centre Summer Opening Times 20 March - 21 September – Daily, 7am - 7pm Winter Opening Times 22 September - 19 March – Daily, 9am - 5pm Free Admission – donations welcome How to get there: Bus Route 12a; Please park in the public car park alongside Sands.

Grève de Lecq Barracks The Barracks is now home to ArtHouse Jersey, an organisation which hosts a range of cultural and art events for the benefit of the island.

THE CHANNEL ISLANDS MILITARY MUSEUM GERMAN & CIVILIAN MEMORABILIA - GIVING AN INSIGHT INTO THE GERMAN OCCUPATION OF JERSEY

“ The best value museum in Jersey” “ Wow what an undiscovered gem” “Great insight into Island life”

The Channel Island Military Museum

HOUSED IN A REAL GERMAN BUNKER

Admission £5 Adults £3 Children La Grande Route Des Mielles, St Ouen - Little Big Map reference F2 Island Side Across the road from Jersey Pearl Bus Routes 12 and 22 For further information call 07797 732 072

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history & heritage

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History Jersey’s rich history provided local author Paul Darroch with a diverse tapestry of stories to share with the world The Angel of Zhaotong

Paul fell in love with history as a boy and went on to read Modern History at St Hugh’s College, Oxford. After marrying a Jerseywoman and moving to the island, he unearthed a treasure trove of stories. In his books, Paul brings the past to life by recreating the voices of those who witnessed it. His second book, Jersey: Secrets of the Sea, is the story of an island forged by the seas, set at a crossroads of maritime history and told by the Jersey seafarers whose lives were at the centre of it. Here we meet Lilian Grandin, Jersey’s first female doctor, who set sail for China, in an abridged version of her story.

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a of my farmers toiling relentlessly; the Chin e our boat Onc . flesh childhood imagination made with suet it ked caul we splintered on the rocks, but on. and flour and pressed k, trekking Our last week was spent on horsebac slept in our we fell, t nigh n Whe er. deeper and deep s, where the overcoats, lodging in the cheapest room passed we walls crawl with insects. Yet the land m. through was as beautiful as a drea ng gleamed At last the mountain city of Chao-To re I whe city ed wall on the horizon. This is the e abov feet sand thou six will work, perched some for , open g swun city the of s gate the sea. The iron tolled we had long been expected here. A bell oming welc if as us, for lly rnfu mou slowly and home the dead.

in an area the Lilian was the only qualified doctor ed a lifeline prov ital hosp size of France. Her little leprosy to ed ister min She for a million people. They es. nurs of y arm an ed patients and train g. oton Zha of el Ang called her the turned to Her service ended in 1924. Autumn ging a brin winter, and brutal floodwaters rose, letter last her In typhus epidemic in their wake. dictory service know we ll, I said my farewell to Jersey at a vale “We nt. home, Lilian remained defia gentle grey cliffs need to no is e at Great Union Road Chapel. The ther so , able the reservoir is unsound sorry smudge so.” not of the northern parishes faded like a are we And e? ther be downhearted, is north, and icine, to on the horizon as the steamer pushed She gave away her very last vial of med had life my of rs wate The . gone were was a then they save the life of a Chinese patient. It ed away. the fifth day on parted, and the former things had pass And fice. sacri selfof act deliberate Alice, We left Southampton on the Princess was of December, Lilian went home. She later, we heading for the Suez Canal. Weeks forty-eight years old. . Then we t Lilian. docked at the treaty port of Shanghai The people of Zhaotong never forgo ver into the cy lega took an old steamer and glided upri her ed, sform Today, in a China tran the yellow stands beds empire, amidst dazzling sunlight on sand thou two of remains. A hospital tually, we is ch delta, as if falling into a dream. Even chur Her . laid she ons on the foundati this place the reached the city of Ichang. They call thriving, and her legacy endures. we ns ntai mou ko tree in door to the West. Beyond these blue In Jersey, they planted a Chinese ging stands now this would soon discover the real China. her memory at her old school, and an older, to gly stron We pushed on into the Gorges, into ing on Mont Millais. The tree is grow k breath of the will e com to darker world. The miasma, the dan yet ns this day, and many generatio an ancient river, seeped into everything. This is walk in its shade. palms, of land of bamboo fields, of windmill

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history & heritage

Step back in time Channel Islands Military Museum An original German bunker complex, housing the island’s finest collection of items relating to the German occupation. Open 10am - 5pm, 6th April to 31st October. La Grande Route des Mielles, St Ouen 07797 732072

See the award-winning tapestry made by the people of Jersey to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the island’s liberation. St Helier 01534 811043 jerseyheritage.org

Discover a lifetime's collection of militaria

Pallot Steam, Motor & General Museum Jersey Museum Discover Jersey from its prehistoric beginnings to present day prosperity with a free viewing of the ‘Story of Jersey’ film. Enjoy the Visitor Centre with its bar, bistro and café. St Helier 01534 633300 jerseyheritage.org

Fishermen’s Chapel One of just a few medieval chapels to have survived the destruction at the hands of the reformers in the 16th century. This chapel is famous for its stunning wall paintings. St Brelade

An exhibition telling the story of life in Jersey during the German occupation. Les Charrières Malorey, St Lawrence 01534 860808 jerseywartunnels.com

Immersive fun at Elizabeth Castle

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St Matthew’s (Glass) Church

Visit one of the ten oldest buildings in the world and one of the finest Neolithic dolmens in Europe. Grouville 01534 853823 jerseyheritage.org

This working church, dating back to 1840, is renowned for its stunning glasswork created by René Lalique of Paris. St Lawrence

Maritime Museum & Art Gallery Get hands-on with Jersey’s maritime past at this interactive museum, where you can see, touch, hear and even smell the exhibits. St Helier 01534 811043 jerseyheritage.org

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There is something to excite the interest of everyone in this fascinating collection of steam engines, classic motor cars, vintage bicycles and organs. Rue de Bechet, Trinity 01534 865307 pallotmuseum.co.uk

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Hamptonne Country Life Museum Explore the restored farm buildings and discover Jersey’s rural history. Children can enjoy the adventure playground and meeting the resident animals. St Lawrence 01534 863955 jerseyheritage.org

One of the world’s finest examples of a medieval castle, which has been a dramatic part of this fishing village for over 800 years. Gorey 01534 853292 jerseyheritage.org

Occupation Tapestry Gallery

Elizabeth Castle & The Hermitage Explore the castle’s turrets and bunkers, climb the battlements and visit the Hermitage where Saint Helier is thought to have lived around 550 A.D. St Aubin’s Bay, St Helier 01534 723971 jerseyheritage.org

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St Saviour’s Church The birthplace and resting place of Lillie Langtry, the British-American socialite, actress and producer, dubbed the ‘Jersey Lily’. St Saviour

The Town Church A 14th century church containing the remains of Major Peirson, hero of the Battle of Jersey. St Helier townchurch.org.je

Discover our Island story CASTLES AND MUSEUMS JERSEY MUSEUM, ART GALLERY & VICTORIAN HOUSE

ELIZABETH CASTLE Elizabeth Castle defended Jersey for over 400 years. Join the Master Gunner and experience live musket ﬁre and cannon demonstrations.

Uncover fascinating stories retold through the awardwinning Story of Jersey, a host of exhibits and the beautifully restored gas-lit Victorian Merchant’s House.

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Visit one of the ﬁnest examples of a medieval fortress in existence. Mont Orgueil Castle sits proudly above the beautiful ﬁshing village of Gorey. Climb to the top for breathtaking views.

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Dating back to the 15th Century, the house and farm are brought to life with animals and characters from the Island’s past.

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One of the ten oldest buildings in the world, and home to the biggest Celtic coin hoard ever discovered. Explore the newly opened, full scale replica longhouse, built using authentic tools and techniques.

This fun, interactive museum is one for the senses - see, hear, touch, and even smell Jersey’s maritime past. Visit the award-winning Occupation Tapestry.

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Ancient treasures MAKE THE MOST OF YOUR TIME IN JERSEY WITH A HERITAGE PASS Wonderful days out at Jersey’s spectacular castles, historic houses and fascinating museums.

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Family affair Discover Catherine Best’s award-winning jewellery The story of Catherine Best’s rise to critical acclaim began three decades ago when she embarked on a night course to study the art of jewellery making. Her love of the craft and passion for design was the beginning of a successful family business, popular with locals and visitors alike. Today, Catherine Best remains a family business with mother and daughters working alongside each other to create beautiful jewellery influenced by the natural elements of the island. Vikki, who is a designer and head of operations, creates some of the beautiful pieces on sale in the iconic windmill, while Penelope heads up PR and marketing from the new Mayfair boutique. Visiting Catherine Best’s Jersey showroom is no ordinary shopping experience. Within the lovingly restored granite walls at St Peter’s Windmill, dating back to 1837, is where visitors will find Catherine Best’s collections, the jewellery manufacturing workshop and the Windmill Inn café.

Creating masterpieces Visitors can experience the art of making jewellery first-hand, safely behind the viewing glass, from where they can watch the talented team use the tools and technology required to create Catherine’s innovative collections of jewellery. Marvel at the skill of the master craftspeople bringing the designs to life,

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purchase something from the Catherine Best collection, you aren’t just buying a piece of jewellery, but a unique piece of craftwork that has been handmade in Jersey.

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“Each design is brought to life by our team of exceptional goldsmiths” building up the layers of metal to give depth to their creations. With some pieces taking 60 or more hours to create, the skill and patience of these workers cannot be overestimated. Witnessing such raw creative skill in a technological age is awe-inspiring. When you

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Catherine Best is renowned for working with exquisite gemstones and this collection is no exception. The limited edition Lake Taupo stud earrings made with stunning green/blue Eyris Pearls are handmade and set in 18ct gold to accentuate their natural beauty. Sourced from the untouched coastline of New Zealand, using sustainable methods, these pearls are exclusively stocked by Catherine Best in the UK. A certificate detailing the diver’s name and a thorough description of the pearl, including size, colour and quality, accompanies every pearl harvested so you can be certain of its authenticity. “Eyris pearl captures your eye and draws you closer, and the movement makes the colours dance like sunlight on crystal clear water,” says Catherine. “Each design is brought to life by our team of exceptional goldsmiths, so you can be confident of their remarkable quality.” Named after one of the most serene bays in Jersey, the limited edition Petit Port Pendant features elegant flowing lines inspired by the calming waves of the ocean. Available in a variety of precious metals, the pendant is hand-polished to a brilliant finish by our master craftsmen.

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Last, but certainly not least, Catherine’s St Lucia ring is the ultimate romantic offering with its vibrant blue Paraiba tourmaline set in a beautiful mix of yellow gold and platinum. Handmade by master craftsmen, these limited edition pieces are finished with diamonds to add that extra sparkle, creating a true piece of art to be treasured forever. View these pieces, along with other collections, in Catherine’s showroom where there is something to suit every budget. Silver jewellery starts at a modest £90, with limited editions and personalised design pieces available, with your choice of stones and engraving, on request. Jewellery can also be repaired or redesigned into something completely new that can be enjoyed for years to come.

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Shopper’s delight Whether it’s a treat for yourself or for someone else, Jersey’s eclectic range of local boutique shops and high-street retailers has it all

Aqua Enchanting collections of affordable jewellery, featuring Jersey granite hand-picked from the north coast of Jersey. 24 Queen Street 01534 735595 aquajersey.com

Genuine Jersey Jersey has an abundance of fresh, seasonal produce and a wide range of unique products. To enjoy the best that Jersey has to offer, look out for the Genuine Jersey Mark – a guarantee of local provenance.

Central Market This ornate glass-roofed Victorian building, which has served the community for over 200 years, has bags of charm, perfect for stocking up on picnic ingredients. Off Halkett Place 01534 448180

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Famed for its bespoke gold and silver jewellery and rare gems. 2 Charing Cross 01534 736182 aurumjewellers.co.uk

An established brand of over 25 years, offering classic-style clothing with a coastal twist. 17 Halkett Place 01534 617150

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Visitors to this attractive market building can buy the catch of the day, be it fish or seafood, including lobster, crab and scallops. Beresford Street 01534 448180

This modern department store has all the leading labels, and more, under one roof. King Street 01534 818818 degruchys.com

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Our stunning range of bespoke, handcrafted jewellery, provides an opportunity to give a truly unique gift.

catherinebest.com COME IN TO SEE US AT OUR JERSEY SHOWROOM The Windmill, Les Chenolles, St Peter, Jersey, JE3 7DW | Tel: +44 (0)1534 485777 Open 7 days a week: Mon – Sat 9am – 5:30pm, Sun 9:30am – 5pm

shopping Feelunique Beautiful products from premium beauty brands including Dior, Estée Lauder, Lancôme and Yves Saint Laurent to name a few. The Clarins BeautyBAR offers express 25-minute treatments, so there’s always time for a quick pamper. King Street 01534 732380 feelunique.com

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Asda’s clothing retailer stocks a wide and affordable range of clothes, shoes and accessories for babies, children and adults. Liberty Wharf 01534 780644 jersey.com/george

IQ is the only official Apple premium reseller and authorised service provider in the Channel Islands. Here you’ll find the full range of Apple products. Liberty Wharf, La Route de la Libération 01534 769320 iqjersey.com

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Locally sourced seasonal flowers and plants. Also at St Brelade. Liberty Wharf 01534 745193 flowerbox.je

Open since 1900, Hettich stocks the best designer watches from Cartier to Rolex. For special occasions, it offers diamonds from the Royal Asscher collection and a host of other luxury brands. King Street 01534 734491 hettich.co.uk

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Jack’s Fashion Dispensary The two stores next to the Central Market are packed with the best of contemporary fashion, both urban and outdoor, from Barbour and Levi’s to Joules and Tommy Hilfiger. jacksclothing.com 01534 610883

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Browse Jane’s beautiful coastal-inspired pieces for a unique Jersey souvenir. Central Market and Gorey 01534 630849 jane-james.com

An enticing array of decadent chocolate treats and delicious ice cream infused with roasted cocoa. 26 Queen Street 01534 780265

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Sand Street (car park) St Helier, JE2 3QF The only charity in the Channel Islands specialising in the hire of disability equipment, including mobility scooters, power chairs, manual chairs, quad- and tri-walkers, toilet seats in frames and much more. They also have a limited number of scooters which will fit in the boot of a car. They deliver to hotels, guest houses and homes. Hire is available from Sand Street between 10am and 4.30pm and for a longer period for visitors and residents. For more information, or if you require equipment other than that listed, visit shopmobility.org.je, email office@shopmobility.org.je, or call 01534 739672 / 07700 73679.

This is the oldest store in the town’s undercover market. An extensive treasure trove of hardware goods, gardening accessories, kitchen equipment, knitting wool and patterns, crochet yarns, hobby supplies, games, gifts and Jersey Naturally local photography. Central Market 01534 731932

Jersey Pottery Shop A fabulous range of unique and original gifts to suit all occasions and all budgets from this award-winning company. 43 Halkett Place 01534 850850 jerseypottery.com

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A PIECE JERSEY OF Discovering the inspiration behind local designs

Jersey-based jewellery designer Chenny Aouane’s eye-catching creations truly stand out from the crowd. Each of her creations telling a story of Jersey. Chenny’s story began 14 years ago when she and her French husband visited the island and fell under der its spell. ay, is history.

history. When her husband was offered a job in Jersey two years later they moved and the rest, as they say, “I have very special childhood memories, which have inspired many of my designs, but it was also a difficult ey couldn’t afford time,” she reflected. “I was always creative, but my family didn’t have a lot of money and they ank every penny she to fund university design courses for me. My mum was incredibly brave and strong, and sank ains Chenny. “I took had into my education, but the only course we could afford was business studies.” explains ed my thirst for exploring the first step when I moved here and opened Jersey Gems. Designing jewellery satisfied nced over the years.”

years.” the creative side of my personality and expressing the other cultures I have experienced Chenny reveals that Jersey’s landscape is the most inspirational element in her design, picking St fers filling the bay bay on Ouen’s bay as her favourite place in Jersey. In fact, the colourful sails and surfers .“The Sand Duness hot summer days influenced her design of the Sails of Jersey collection.“The ks. I love the full in the west coast of Jersey, is the favourite rural place for our family walks. panora oud across panoramic view over St.Ouen’s bay, especially at sunset with the red cloud wh ew from the whole sky. La Corbière lighthouse is my favourite place, The sunset view cliff the clifftop is marvellous and that’s where the inspiration of my latest design “Watersplash and La Corbière” comes.”

splash” “I’ fascinated by the changing colour of our local Jersey Ormer Shells, this unique ue type of “I’m m cted and mother of pearls has the most amazing rainbow colour. All the shells are hand selected se e set into silver along with other gems,” says Chenny. “The waves, the sails and even the pe m pebbles. Everything around me here could be a new inspiration.” The Map of Jersey charm pend pendant is made with Jersey Ormer Shell and Jersey Granite, each piece has its own unique colour and natural stone pattern. Jersey’s local granite has the most unique and beautiful colour collectio collection ranging from pink-brown to deep red-brown to black. “I have also designed a range of fo tourists who want to take home a piece of Jersey, including the Jersey Ice Cream Cone ‘fun jewellery’ for range which is inspired by my favourite Jersey Dairy Ice Cream!”

The Born to Impress baroque pearl collections are inﬂuenced by both Chenny’s oriental heritage and European culture. The Ocean Coral bangle and ring set, set with colourful gemstones around a lustrous large Southsea baroque pearl. Most pieces are one-oﬀ as each pearl is individually sourced around the world.

With its bright coloured gemstones, mixing 18ct yellow gold with black rhodium and sterling silver, it gives the bold and stunning eﬀect to this collection. Also part of the collection is the handcrafted Woodland Hunter Spider Ring – a unique statement piece of artwork with its intricate tree trunk detail.

“What interests me in this collection is the challe challenge to create something as little as a piece of jew jewellery and endow it with lots of meaning and detail,” reveals Chenny. “We only pick the mos most beautiful pearls to work with. Every piece is c created around the individual shape of the pea pearl.” Chenny’s design can be found at Jer Jersey Gems at 24.5 Queen Street, St Helier or o online at www.jerseygems.co.uk.

Follo Follow JerseyGem’s Facebook page for her latest creation and stories.

shopping Swarovski Roseville Pharmacy Roseville Pharmacy is open seven days a week until 9.30pm, dispensing prescriptions which can be delivered to your hotel. Offering a comprehensive range of toiletries, cosmetics and baby essentials, as well as expert medical advice and a bureau de change service for some currencies. 7 Roseville Street, St Helier 01534 734698 (24 hours).

Stunning ornaments and jewellery from this Austrian crystal company. 21 King Street 01534 722904

Voisins A super-stylish department store with a menswear department, two floors of designer fashion and a beauty hall. King Street 01534 837100 voisins.com

The Snow Goose Gift Shop and Tearoom Here you can find a gift for every occasion, from pictures and plaques to jewellery and journals. Customers can also enjoy a snack and a drink at the café. La Motte Street 01534 727944

La Lilou Unique and beautiful children’s clothing collections. This is a modern day treasure trove with great customer service from owner Justyna. Bath Street 01534 724946 lalilou.co.uk

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Visiting Jersey with an electric vehicle? ‘Visitors to Jersey who need to charge their EV should first check if it is possible to do so at their hotel. Alternatively, you can use Jersey Electricity’s Evolve public charging network. There are over forty charging spaces available across twelve locations, with more spaces being added throughout the year. For more information and our live charging map visit www.evolve.je, alternatively call 01534 505460 or email jec@jec.co.uk’

Liberty Wharf This shopping and eating destination, housed in a beautifully restored Victorian building, features high-street favourites including Laura Ashley, M&S and Moss Bros. La Route de la Liberation libertywharf.je

Rivoli Jewellers This shop, located under the famous revolving clock, stocks the biggest brands in jewellery, watches and giftware, including Lalique and Lladro. 41/43 King Street 01534 601930 rivolijewellers.co.uk

Rococo Arts & Gifts A Genuine Jersey sponsor promoting Jersey artists and designers, with gifts which can be posted anywhere in the world. Liberty Wharf rococojersey.co.uk

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GST visitor refund scheme Jersey’s government goods and services tax (GST) is charged on most sales but visitors may be able to claim it back on single purchases of more than £300. Retailers don’t have to take part in the scheme so you should check that the store is participating. To be eligible for a refund, you must be a visitor to Jersey, and leave Jersey within one month of the date of purchase with your goods, invoice and refund form, which will be stamped at your departure point. You will need to show the retailer your passport or other form of identification, along with your name and address, and details of your arrival and departure dates. Within two months of getting home, return the retailer’s copy of the stamped form to the retailer who must process your refund within three months of your departure date. The retailer may charge an administration fee to process your form but they should tell you this when you buy your goods. If you have a question about your refund, contact the retailer. If the retailer doesn’t resolve it, contact the GST help desk on 01534 440555 or gst@gov.je

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shopping JERSEY NATURALLY AT RED TRIANGLE STORES CENTRAL MARKET, ST HELIER TELEPHONE 731932 Jersey Naturally

Out of town There’s plenty of shopping to be had all over the island, so if you’re still after that special something why not try heading further afield?

One of the oldest shops in Jersey selling unique Jersey gifts & souvenirs local photography, hobby supplies, knitting wool, luggage & lots more

Beau Pre fundraising shop

Neptune Clothing

A huge warehouse offering a veritable treasure trove of quality second-hand goods, from crockery to cushions and toys to glassware as well as clothing and artwork. Proceeds go to Jersey Hospice Care. Beau Pre Farm, La Rue de la Croix, St Ouen 01534 487982

A fantastic selection of fashion and accessories. Gorey Pier, St Martin neptunejersey.je

Catherine Best Jewellery

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The Windmill Studio is a stunning setting for this unique range of jewellery from the internationally acclaimed, award-winning jewellery designer Catherine Best. Les Chenolles, St Peter 01534 485777 catherinebest.com

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Jersey Pearl An extensive range of jewellery, starting from £20 for synthetic pearls, up to thousands of pounds for rare and precious pieces. La Grande Route des Mielles, St Ouen 01534 862137 jerseypearl.com

Jewellery Warehouse Located in the charming village of Gorey, near Jersey’s Mont Orgueil Castle, the Jewellery Warehouse is a must-visit for jewellery fans. Le Mont de Gouray, St Martin

La Mare Wine Estate World Duty Free Group have stores across most UK airports and provide you with the ultimate airport shopping experience. Not only are their products tax and duty free, but you can now download their app and save a further 5%. Look out for the signs at the airport where you can scan the QR code and download the app. Once you have registered (at no cost) you will then be entitled to further exclusive benefits. You can even reserve in advance and collect at the airport. Choose from an unparalleled selection of premium products from cosmetics to confectionery, fragrances to fashion accessories, spirits to souvenirs, skincare to sunglasses, fine foods to fine wines and champagne to cigars and tobacco. Download the app today at uk.worlddutyfree.com/ukm_en/ red-by-dufry

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Set in the peaceful grounds of an 18th century granite farmhouse, the estate creates wine, cider, spirits, preserves and chocolates. La Rue de la Hougue Mauger, St Mary 01534 481178 lamarewineestate.com

West Collections, St Brelade Fashion, home and gifts. Well worth seeking out at Les Quennevais precinct. New ranges arrive regularly and the style solutions are very popular with Jersey locals. 01534 491342 facebook.com/WestCollections

Everything for you and your home to take home, all under one roof

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Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday 10am till 4pm Household Linens Curtains Porcelain Puzzles & Toys Sports Equipment Unopened Gift Sets

Antiques Art Books DVD’s & CD’s Clothes & Shoes Electrical Appliances Furniture

Beau Pre Shop, La Rue de la Croix (B53), St Ouen Tel: (01534) 487982 Email: StOuenShop@jerseyhospicecare.com

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Tax free shopping is where the story begins From epic life events, to an island break treat, our experienced team are here to help you pick the special piece that will tell a memorable story for generations to come.

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walking and wildlife

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With miles of coastline and acres of countryside, Jersey is an island packed with places to explore and wildlife to discover

Although covering only 45 square miles, this tiny island has a varied terrain that’s rich with wildlife and easy to explore on foot. Visitors who follow the coastline paths blanketed in gorse and wildflowers, the reservoir walks, or any of Jersey’s other many walking routes, will be able to experience the island’s rare and varied wildlife, flora and fauna.

Exploring on foot National Trust Jersey maintains an extensive network of footpaths through a range of natural habitats, such as coastline, valleys, woodland and heathland, for the public to enjoy. The trust also organises an annual programme of regular guided walks, led by experienced and knowledgeable guides, which can be booked via the website.

Beautiful Jersey Walks La Valette Scenic Walk

Le Col de la Rocque Coastal Walk

This exhilarating circular walk, which takes around 50 minutes to complete, overlooks Bonne Nuit Bay, allowing walkers to take in the stunning coastal vistas and discover a variety of wildlife. Although this is a short walk, there are some very steep sections and the terrain can be rough, so suitable footwear is advisable. The walk begins at Bonne Nuit Bay, halfway up Les Nouvelles Charrières, opposite the bus layby.

A fantastic circular walk featuring fabulous flora, picturesque coastal views and beautiful islets. This walk, which starts at Grève de Lecq Barracks, takes around three hours, although there are also shorter loops starting from Devil’s Hole or La Mare Wine Estate. This walk has been given a medium difficulty rating by National Trust Jersey as it is steep in places, so care should be taken. Parking is available at Grève de Lecq Barracks.

St Lawrence Heritage Walk This gentle three-mile walk takes visitors around the very heart of the island and through one of Jersey’s most beautiful valleys, whilst providing a profound insight into the island’s fascinating historical heritage. The walk begins at St Lawrence Parish Hall, La Grande Route de St Laurent and there is limited parking available near the starting point. Bus routes 7 and 7a.

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For more information on other walks, as well as downloadable routes and maps, visit the National Trust Jersey website at nationaltrust.je.

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walking and wildlife Bird watching Jersey is a hub of birding activity, with a wide range of birds to spot all over the island. The Wetland Centre is at the centre of all the birding action, perfectly situated overlooking La Mare au Seigneur (St Ouen’s Pond) SSI nature reserve, and acts as both a state-of-the-art bird hide and a wetland interpretation centre. The Wetland Centre’s 16 viewing windows are arranged at different heights, enabling visitors of all ages to view the reserve and its wildlife, without disturbing the resident waders and waterfowl. Jersey has seen the loss and decline of many birds such as the skylark, yellowhammer and stonechat over the years, but projects like Birds on the Edge – a partnership of Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust, States of Jersey Department of the Environment, and National Trust Jersey – aim to restore Jersey’s coastal lands, to help the recovery of declining bird and other animal and plant species, and to encourage the return of those that have died out. “The red-billed chough became extinct in Jersey around 1900,” explains Neil Singleton, who runs Birding Tours Jersey (birdingjersey.co.uk). “This exciting programme of habitat restoration on the island’s coastline will once again provide these wonderful birds with a suitable home.” Jersey is also home to Atlantic puffins, albeit in small numbers, which breed on the north coast of the island between Plémont and Grève de Lecq. Before the

Great War there were an estimated 300 pairs, but this number reduced rapidly leaving only 20 pairs by 1920. Since then, a slow but inexorable reduction has brought the island’s puffin population close to extinction. There is a small chance of seeing them bobbing on the sea during breeding season, but you’ll need some binoculars handy. They also have breeding colonies in the other Channel Islands, including the small island of Burhou just off the coast of Alderney. “We offer free puffin watches at Plémont and Grève de Lecq,” says Neil. “We find a safe place on the cliff top where adults and children can view the birds through our telescopes and binoculars. They can even bring a picnic.”

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Red Squirrels Red squirrels are a rare sighting for most visitors from the UK, but on Jersey they are abundant. In fact, they are the only type of squirrel on the island, having been introduced by local naturalists in 1885, and have colonised the woodland ever since. Unlike Great Britain, where aggressive grey squirrels from North America were introduced and competed fiercely with the native species, red squirrels thrive on Jersey. “Woodland areas like St Catherine’s Woods and St Peter’s Valley are great places to see red squirrels,” says Alli Singleton, islander and nature enthusiast. “However, you will often see them crossing the country lanes or sitting on the verges.” Jersey has been an island for over 6,000 years, Red-billed chough – Elizabeth Corry which has given it time to develop its own natural environment, with many species of wildlife that are exclusive to the island. From wild flowers and butterflies to lizards and toads, you’ll have hours of fun discovering Jersey’s gems.

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eating out

Munch time! Enjoy Jersey visited two of the island’s popular eateries and here’s what we thought… Wildfire, St Helier

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This little island is jam-packed with perfect places to eat. Whether you’re longing for lobster or pining for pizza, Jersey has it all Bella Italia

Bohemia

A taste of Italy for all the family. Try one of their generously topped, traditional pizzas, pasta or a succulent grill, finished off with an irresistible dessert. Open every day for breakfast, lunch and dinner, with a menu full of tasty Italian dishes made with ingredients crafted in the Italian family tradition. 10-12 York Street, St Helier 01534 725478 bellaitalia.co.uk

This restaurant, which has held a Michelin Star for 16 years, boasts a wide selection of menus with fresh, succulent dishes. Led by Callum Graham, Bohemia’s team has one goal, to delight its guests. Green Street, St Helier 01534 880588 bohemiajersey.com

Beresford Street Kitchen

Located inside De Gruchy’s King Street department store, The Brasserie serves seriously good coffee and delicious homemade food in a welcoming and uncluttered space. Infusions is a popular ‘good food’ café well worth seeking out on De Gruchy’s first floor. De Gruchy, King Street degruchys.com

This café, which is Longueville Manor’s chosen charity, offers people with learning disabilities and autism the chance to develop workplace skills and engage with the community. Light lunches, sandwiches, salads and gift shop. 17 Beresford St, St Helier 01534 509644 beresfordstreetkitchen.je

Harbour Room With views across Liberation Square to the marina, this is a favourite haunt of locals and visitors and offers a relaxed dining experience. Enjoy a sumptuous and varied buffet each evening, with a speciality seafood buffet every Friday night and traditional carvery lunch on Sundays. Pomme d’Or Hotel, Liberation Square. 01534 880110 pommedorhotel.com

Brasserie by Tiffin & Infusions by Tiffin

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Take afternoon tea at The Café Bar, Pomme d’Or Hotel

Popular town pub with the largest selection of real ales on Jersey. Serves locally produced pork pies and scotch eggs only. 9 Mulcaster Street 01534 723119

Liberty Wharf This popular shopping arcade has a variety of food outlets where you can sit and have something to eat and drink, or grab a bite on route. Outlets include M&S, Costa Coffee and The Cornish Bakery. libertywharf.je

OPENING TIMES We recommend that you contact the restaurant in advance, especially if you are planning a special meal or visiting a very popular establishment. Opening times can vary depending on the time of year.

THE LOOKOUT BEACH CAFE & RESTAURANT

Victoria Avenue, First Tower, St Helier Parking Layby 4 or 5 (St Helier to St Aubin) Spectacular views, delicious food al fresco and inside Open 7 days a week including evenings Call 616886 for reservations

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Museum Courtyard Bar and Bistro and Café Expression by Tiffin Expect great food which includes sharing plates, serious burgers and irresistible puddings as well as fabulous cocktails, wine and champagne. A space where you can meet friends, and eat and drink among the exhibits and artefacts. Jersey Museum, Weighbridge Square tiffingroup.com/the-museum

N°10 This is an atmospheric restaurant and bar with a modern approach to British and Mediterranean cooking. The menu celebrates seasonality and uses local ingredients cooked with passion and flair. Bond Street 01534 733223 number10jersey.com

Pizza Express Found in the heart of St Helier, this stylish restaurant offers authentic pizza, pasta and salads. Pizzas include the light Leggera range for guilt-free indulgence, a vegan range and certified gluten-free choices. Click and collect available. Look out for its very popular sister restaurant in St Brelade. 59 Halket Place 01534 733291 pizzaexpress.com/jersey-st-helier

Quayside Bistro One of Jersey’s largest seafood restaurants, catering for all but specialising in fresh local fish dishes. You will find whole crab, Jersey oysters, sea bass, Jersey plaice, Jersey scallops and lobsters on the menu. The restaurant offers the perfect ambience with an extensive wine list. Enjoy the view from the al fresco terrace overlooking St Helier Marina. Liberty Wharf, St Helier 01534 877004 quaysidejersey.co.uk

Sample Jersey’s fresh local seafood

Seafish Café Serving sustainable, locally caught fish with chips as well as super seafood. Also heartily recommended is its sister branch at St Aubin. Takeaway service until 10.30pm on Friday and Saturday. Liberty Wharf 01534 510015 seafishcafe.com

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Featured in the UK Good Food Guide 2018, The Green Olive serves a wide range of dishes including fish, prime meats, poultry and vegetarian options. 1 Anley Street 01534 728198 greenoliverestaurant.co.uk

The Inn Very popular with locals, The Inn has also won a Gold Award from Visit Britain’s Quality in Tourism for the tenth year running. Eat great food – including a Tomahawk sharing steak – in the restaurant or the bar. Full menu for vegetarians and Sunday lunch is served until 8pm! Impressive wine list too. Queen’s Road, St Helier 01534 722239 theinnjersey.com

Samphire Understated sophistication with Michelin-starred fine dining. Samphire offers all-day dining options in the main restaurant, a beautiful private dining room, an al fresco terrace, two intimate bars, and an all-weather rooftop garden terrace. 7-11 Don Street 01534 725100 samphire.je

The Green Olive

TGI Friday’s The American-themed restaurant features its world-famous ribs, legendary burgers and tasty treats like coconut cream pie as well as shakes and cocktails. The emphasis here is on relaxing and having fun. Open noon to 10pm Sunday to Thursday, noon to 11pm Friday and Saturday. The Waterfront Centre, La Rue de L’Etau 0844 6928911 tgifridays.co.uk/jersey

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Waterfront Brasserie and Terrace This chic venue offers a contemporary take on local and international cuisine, with stunning views over the marina and Elizabeth Castle. Enjoy classic dishes updated with a creative spin. Radisson Blu Hotel, Rue de l’Etau 01534 671100 radissonblu.com/en/ hotel-jersey/ restaurants

Wildfire Steak House Offering a range of different breeds and cuts of beef cooked over coal, this restaurant is renowned for its steak. On the first floor, visitors can choose from fishcakes, caesar salads and burgers with brie or avocado toppings as well as vegetarian options. Downstairs you can enjoy smaller plates and deli options. Both venues also offer a spectacular cocktail menu along with beers and an excellent wine list. 14 Mulcaster Street, St Helier 01534 625555 wildfirejersey.com

Indulge in fresh Italian cuisine

Just out from St Helier Bonetti’s Restaurant at The Merton Hotel

Discover Jersey’s array of independent eateries

Bonetti’s offers an Italian-style menu with a wide variety of dishes. Fresh local produce is used wherever possible and the restaurant has a great view of the gardens. Belvedere Hill, St Saviour 01534 724231 mertonhotel.com

Green Island Restaurant A popular beachside eatery specialising in fresh local seafood, which is consistently good and very fairly priced. They offer a carefully selected wine list and a range of champagnes for that special occasion. Green Island, St Clement 01534 857787 greenisland.je

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Indigo’s at Hotel Cristina Indigo’s is an award-winning restaurant and one of Jersey’s hidden gems. Both the set menu and the à la carte focus on quality dry-aged steaks and fresh local seafood, or you can enjoy snacks and grazing platters on the fabulous refurbished terrace during the day. There is also a Prosecco Bar with a wide range of Proseccos, sparklings, Crémants and Champagnes as well as cocktails, and the views over St Aubin’s Bay are breathtaking. Le Mont Félard, St Lawrence 01534 758024 cristinajersey.com

Queen Street, York Street, Bath Street & Liberty Wharf

Simply Food Stores

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Stocking all your M&S favourites ranging from chilled, ambient and frozen food along with beers, wines, spirits and an in-store bakery.

Store locations: King Street, Liberty Wharf, St Clement, St John, St PeterÀÞ St Martin @MarksandSpencerJersey

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Hotel Chocolat, 26 Queen St, St Helier

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South Coast Longueville Manor Restaurant

Lookout Beach Café and Restaurant

The only AA 5 Red Star hotel in the Channel Islands, set in a beautiful estate close to St Helier. The Manor holds three AA rosettes and offers two dining rooms, private dining facilities and al fresco dining by the pool. The state-of-the-art bespoke wine cellar now offers huge temptation to oenophiles. The cellar’s racking systems were crafted by Sorrells Custom Wine Cellars, one of the UK’s most prestigious wine storage experts, whose clients have included The Ritz and The Dorchester. Tim Lewis, sales and operations director, says: “Longueville Manor is a highly prestigious hotel and now the wine cellar and tasting area will be the envy of every major hotel around the world.” Longueville Road, St Saviour 01534 725501 longuevillemanor.com

Café Bar Golden Sands Café Bar is the perfect location to sit and enjoy the sights, sounds and flavours of summer. Food is available throughout the day, including sandwiches, burgers, steaks and seafood – right on the edge of the beach! La Route de la Baie, St Brelade 01534 741241 goldensandsjersey.com

Saffrons À la Carte restaurant offering ‘Fine dining with an Indian accent’. Hotel de France, St Saviours Rd 01534 614450 saffronjersey.com

An attractive beach café serving restaurant-quality food, with stunning panoramic views across the whole of St Aubin’s Bay. Open all day for breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea and snacks, and opens for dinner five evenings a week. Park in layby 4 or 5. Bus stop: First Tower, Victoria Avenue, between St Helier and St Aubin 01534 616886 thelookoutjersey.com

Pizza Express A gorgeous venue with a sliding roof that lets you enjoy al fresco dining. Additional outdoor area that’s heated on cooler days, with spectacular views of the surrounding beach. La Route de la Baie, St Brelade 01534 499049

Award winning cuisine & state-of-the-art Wine Cellar Highly acclaimed Restaurant Boutique Spa and Leisure Facilities

Exclusive luxury Yacht Charter Impressive Wine Cellar stocking up to 4,000 wines

Longueville Manor, St Saviour, Jersey, Channel Islands, JE2 7WF Telephone: 01534 725501 Email: info@longuevillemanor.com Web: www.longuevillemanor.com

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eating out Seafish Café Great local fish and chips as well as excellent seafood. Also heartily recommended is the St Helier branch. Open all year for lunch from noon to 2.30pm and dinner from 5pm to 9pm. Takeaway service until 10.30pm on Friday and Saturday. Closed Sunday. Le Boulevard, St Aubin 01534 859230 seafishcafe.com

The Boathouse A contemporary restaurant and bar offering modern styling and fresh local cuisine. 1 North Quay, St Aubin 01534 744226 randalls-jersey.co.uk/the-boat-house

East Coast Bass & Lobster Foodhouse This rural restaurant by the beach prides itself on local food and great service, and there is a guarantee that the title dishes, bass and lobster, are served daily! Gorey Coast Road, St Martin 01534 859590

Feast Simple, fresh local food. 10-11 Gorey Pier 01534 611118

Ransoms Tearooms Tides Panoramic views over St Aubin’s harbour, excellent service and a focus on using Genuine Jersey products and fresh seafood. Open every day for lunch from 12:30pm and dinner from 7pm. Somerville Hotel, Le Mont du Boulevard, St Aubin 01534 741226 somervillejersey.com/menus/ tides-restaurant-and-bar-menu

Restaurant and tearoom offering a large selection of mouth-watering cakes as well as breakfast, lunch and dinner. La Grande Route de Faldouet, St Martin 01534 856699 ransoms.je

Grab a coffee and cake at one of the island’s many cafés

Le Braye

Sumas A highly recommended restaurant overlooking the picturesque Gorey harbour, serving English and Mediterranean cuisine. Gorey Hill 01534 853291 sumasrestaurant.com

West Coast

Enjoy a range of Mediterranean dishes

A family-owned beachside bistro offering simple and delicious food and drink. Welcoming service and fantastic views of St Ouen’s bay. La Grande Route des Mielles, St Brelade 01534 481395 lebraye.com

Corbière Phare Overlooking the iconic lighthouse, this restaurant boasts the best view on the island. Menus offer a unique blend of classic dishes using only the very best local ingredients. Rue de Lane, Corbière 01534 746127 corbierephare.com

El Tico Positioned beach-side, right in the heart of St Ouen’s Bay. Big on flavour, freshness and variety. 01534 482009 elticojersey.com

Faulkner Fisheries No frills, but utterly delicious, super-fresh barbecued fish, as well as lobster, mussels, prawns, and even Jersey potatoes. The Vivier, La Grande Route des Havres, St Ouen 01534 483500 faulknerfisheries.com

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Greenhills Country House Restaurant

Rocco’s Bar & Restaurant

An AA Rosette-awarded restaurant serving expertly cooked seasonal and local food. Try lunch, afternoon tea or a light bite in the lounge, bar or terrace, surrounded by the beautiful gardens. Mont de L’École, St Peter 01534 481042 greenhillshotel.com

Based at Les Mielles Golf and Country Club in beautiful St Ouen’s Bay, Rocco’s Bar and Restaurant is home to the Favourites menu where you can get a main and a drink for £15. St Ouen’s Bay 01534 484278 lesmielles.com

Kismet Cabana From quality breakfasts, sandwiches and salads, to special dishes inspired by global flavours, this on-trend outlet works with local suppliers to create a delicious menu with vegetarian and vegan options. La Rue Du Ouaisne, St Brelade 07700 809863 kismetcabana.com

The Windmill Inn Watersplash Beach Bar and Diner Relaxed and a real surf location. There’s a wide range of dishes on offer at this beach bar and diner, as well as breakfast and plenty of options for kids. La Grande Route des Mielles, St Ouen’s Bay 01534 482885 watersplashjersey.com

This venue offers great food in a beautiful setting. Serving breakfast from 8am daily, through to brunch and afternoon teas. Wine bar opens 5.30pm daily, serving rustic cheese and charcûterie plates and excellent wines. Next to Catherine Best, Les Chenolles, St Peter 01534 860933 windmillinn.je

Bouan appétit!

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Something for everyone

6 great concepts to choose from... NEW 2020!

tidal view dining at its best Perfect for: fun-filled evenings, luxurious lunches, romantic moments, authentic local history & stunning sea views overlooking St Aubin’s. Location: st aubin’s village Somerville Hotel Price: £££

Tel: 01534 741226

relaxed seaside dining

Perfect for: delicious local seafood, juicy meats and wholesome vegetarian meals in a setting so close to the sea you’re nearly in it! Location: st brelade’s bay Golden Sands Hotel Price: ££

Tel: 01534 741241

stunning food & sunset moods

Perfect for: mouthwatering steaks, fresh local seafood, vegetarian delights and one of the best views to watch the sunset in the island. Location: st aubin’s bay Hotel Cristina Price: ££

Tel: 01534 758024 1

NEW 2020!

cocktails, curiosities & more! Perfect for: curious cocktails, classy coupes de Champagne, cake filled afternoons, outstanding sea views and the history of Mr J.W. Chapman. Location: st aubin’s village Somerville Hotel Price: ££

Tel: 01534 741226

quality comfort food

Perfect for: juicy burgers, crispy fish and chips, veggie curries, snacks or simply a cold drink or ice-cream after the beach. Location: st brelade’s bay Golden Sands Hotel Price: ££

Tel: 01534 741241

great views & relaxing tunes

Perfect for: a sun soaked lunch with Prosecco, an afternoon tea with friends or a delicious cocktail with live music while watching the sunset. Location: st aubin’s bay Hotel Cristina Price: ££

Tel: 01534 758024

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beaches

Coast to coast With numerous bays, beaches and coves to discover, here are our firm favourites…

Anne Port

Grouville

Green Island

This small secluded bay, found at the north-east of the island, has a combination of pebbles and fine sand. Limited parking means the bay is often quiet, but parking can be found just a short walk from the beach.

Archirondel

Known to locals as ‘Long Beach’, this stretch of sand is calm and sheltered, making it ideal for swimming. There are plenty of water sports on offer during the summer including water skiing and wakeboarding.

Green Island

Havre des Pas

Named after the grass-covered rock just off the coastline and accessible at low tide, this beach is situated at the southerly tip of the island. Here beachgoers can enjoy silky sand, rock pools, gullies and clear waters.

Archirondel

Grève de Lecq

Found on the east coast, the unspoilt beach and spectacular views of St Catherine’s make it a popular destination for locals and holidaymakers alike. Access isn’t easy and the pebbles may prove problematic for wheelchair users.

Stretching between the parishes of St Mary and St Ouen, this is the most accessible and frequented beach on the north coast. Visitors can enjoy sandy shores with safe swimming during the summer months.

Beauport

Grouville

Beauport Surrounded by cliffs, this sheltered sand-andpebble bay is accessed via a steep wooded incline, which means it’s rarely overcrowded. Its pristine water makes it perfect for snorkelling.

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Havre des Pas Just a short walk from the capital, St Helier, this sheltered spot features a late 19th century tidal pool. The soft sand and seawater lido are ideal for family fun and safe bathing.

beaches Ouaisne

Plémont

Ouaisne Situated next to St Brelade’s Bay, which can be reached on foot at low tide, this secluded sandy beach is less crowded than its neighbour, making it popular with families.

BEACH SAFETY

Plémont Shouldered by high cliffs on the dramatic north coast, this picturesque beach is accessed by a long staircase. Great for swimming on calm days and surfing when the wind picks up, searching in rock pools at low tide or visiting the caves by kayak.

Always read and obey the safety signs, usually found at the beach entrance. Where possible, swim between the red and yellow flags at beaches patrolled by lifeguards.

St Brelade’s This large sheltered bay is one of the busiest beaches on the island. It offers plenty of activities, including banana boat rides, canoe, paddle board and kayak hire, trampolining and volleyball.

St Ouen’s Rozel Bay This beautiful fishing port on the north-east coast, although charming, isn’t the traditional pleasure beach. However, low tide reveals a small sandy beach perfect for sunbathing, and safe swimming at high tide

Situated on the west coast, this long sandy bay’s exposure to the Atlantic makes for perfect surfing, but with strong currents even the most accomplished swimmers should take care.

Portelet

St Aubin’s

Located on the south coast, this golden sandy beach and clear waters attract swimmers and snorkellers. The beach is accessed via a long stairway which may prove unsuitable for visitors with mobility issues.

Popular for water sports, this beach stretches from St Helier to the harbour at St Aubin. The sandy shores are popular with volleyball players and you can walk to Elizabeth Castle when the tide permits. BeachAbility offers free, specially designed wheelchairs which manoeuvre easily over sand, pebbles and slipways. The service, including friendly helpers who will give you a demonstration and answer any questions, is available at six locations: • Gorey at Longbeach • West Park, on the upper wall adjacent to La Fregate Café • St Aubin Gunsite slip and Bel Royal slip • St Brelade Oyster Box disabled slip • St Ouen, Le Braye slip • St Clement, La Mare slip Contact BeachAbility on 07797 935088 or www.beachability.org

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inside story

Love island Jersey had such an impact on Jennifer Velazco that she upped roots and made it her home

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“I fell in love with the laidback lifestyle”

Love first blossomed for Jennifer some 20 years ago when she first visited Jersey for a holiday, falling for the slow-paced way of life, stunning scenery and friendly residents. When she returned to Ireland, she packed her bags to start a new life in the Channel Islands. “It was only supposed to be a holiday, but I fell in love with the laid-back lifestyle and couldn’t wait to return,” recalls Jennifer. “Within two weeks I was back for good and the rest is history.” Upon her return, Jennifer worked as a care worker before following her passion for jewellery, landing a job with a local jewellers as a buyer. By 2015 her love of design culminated in the fulfilment of her dream to open her own store, called Aqua, in the centre of St Helier. “I have always been creative and Jersey’s beautiful coastlines have provided me with great inspiration,” says Jennifer. “Now nearly everything in the shop is designed by me and features unique materials that are a big part of the island’s heritage, such as Jersey ormer shell and pink Jersey granite.” Having lived on Jersey for over two decades Jennifer has got to know the island inside out and is still as enamoured with it as she was when she first arrived, noting its tranquillity as a real attraction for tourists. “It’s the ideal place to chill out and relax because everyone is so friendly and the choice of beaches, shops and restaurants is amazing,” enthuses Jennifer. “I love Plémont and Portelet bays because they are stunning and secluded. If you go mid-week or early in the morning you can have them all to yourself, but be warned, the walk down is a bit of a hike.” Jennifer makes the most of the island’s vast array of eateries when meeting up with friends and classes Oyster Box in St Brelade’s Bay, Banjo in St Helier and Crab Shack in Gorey amongst her favourites. “The beauty of living on an island is that you are surrounded by ocean, which means there are so many great fish dishes,” says Jennifer. “The Oyster Box has fish, meat and vegetarian options on the menu. The cocktail bar outside is wonderful because no matter where you sit you’ll have a panoramic view of the sea.” Island living clearly suits Jennifer who is as much in awe of Jersey as she ever was, enthusing about the lifestyle, people and scenery. She shares that she enjoys driving through the green grassy lanes and walking the various costal paths around the island. “The north-west of the island is great for path walks, as is the south-west where you will find Corbière lighthouse,” says Jennifer. “There are lots of great places to hike, caves to explore and waterfalls to discover. The great thing is that it’s a small island, so visitors can pack in a lot during their stay, but I’ve yet to meet anyone that didn’t want to come back!”

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nightlife and entertainment

After sun

Jersey’s night scene has a lot to offer everyone, from real ale country pubs and speakeasy-style cocktails to comical cabaret and classical opera

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Whether you fancy a quiet walk along the beach and a glass of wine while watching the sun go down, or you’re up for an exciting evening of entertainment, Jersey has it all. If you’re determined to make the most of every last ray of sunshine then head to one of the island’s roof terrace bars. Bohemia Bar and Roof Terrace at The Club Hotel and Bar on Green Street is a haven for cocktails, champagne and wine, with casual seating, making it the perfect place to relax. The Merchant House Brasserie’s terrace and garden bar are ideal for enjoying a drink and listening to music on a warm summer’s

eve. If it’s breathtaking views and live music you’re after then pop into the Radisson Blu Terrace which overlooks Elizabeth Marina. Here you can watch the sun silhouetting Elizabeth Castle as it goes down. For something a bit different head over to Project 52, if you can find it, discreetly tucked away on Waterloo Lane in the heart of St Helier’s historic underbelly. This Orwell-inspired, member-funded, exclusively inclusive establishment offers well-mixed artisan spirits, fine wines and sharing boards in a unique setting. Vittoria is Jersey’s latest bar and nightclub, offering a mixture of music and dancing. Located at Liberation Square, this luxurious bar has quickly established itself as a hangout for the island’s most discerning crowd, for early and late evening entertainment. Dance the night away at the Havana Club, Halkett Street, St Helier. This over-21s club has three different rooms, playing music that ranges from 60s Motown and 80s R&B to modern tunes. For those who are in the mood to be entertained, the Jersey Opera House in St Helier is the place to go. This beautiful Edwardian horseshoe-style auditorium has been carefully restored to recreate the ambience and appeal of the original 1900s theatre and offers a range of events and shows all year through. The Jersey Arts Centre in Phillips Street, St Helier, encourages participation in the

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performing arts and frequently has excellent performances, from comedy to dance and drama. There is also a Bar Gallery on the ground floor, which is a small exhibition area, and the Berni Gallery which doubles as a foyer to the theatre. The Merton Hotel, St Saviour, offers a wide range of entertainment, with fantastic tribute nights, the glitz and glamour of variety acts, hilarious stand-up comedy, magic acts and performers. Originally a Napoleonic fortress, Fort Regent in St Helier is the island’s largest leisure and entertainment venue, offering panoramic views of the south and east coasts. It hosts a number of concerts and events throughout the year. Enjoy dinner and drinks at Wildfire Bars, Grills and Tapas in Mulcaster Street, where they serve some of the best steak on the island. Pop downstairs for a pre-dinner drink in Moo Moo’s Cocktail Bar or pre-show tapas at Fuegos.

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the great outdoors

Surf and turf Jersey’s miles of stunning coastline and dramatic cliffs mean outdoor activities are abundant. Whether you fancy paddle boarding, kayaking, coasteering or abseiling, we’ve got it covered! Bouley Bay Dive Centre

Gorey Watersports

A PADI 5-star Instruction Development Centre offering a range of diving courses in addition to sightseeing and snorkelling boat trips, paddle boarding, and yoga classes. Water’s Edge Hotel, Bouley Bay, Trinity 01534 866990 scubadivingjersey.com

Offering a range of activities including inflatable rides, waterskiing, wakeboarding, speed boat trips, self-drive motor dinghy hire and ocean kayaking. Longbeach, Grouville 07700 844773 goreywatersports.co.uk

Island RIB Voyages Dive Jersey Providing bespoke one-to-one teaching and training by experienced PADI professionals. Scuba diving and open water diving. Belmont Road, St Helier 01534 880287 divejersey.co.uk

Absolute Adventures

Running a range of boat trips from seal and dolphin spotting at Les Ecréhous to walking on a deserted sandbank at Les Minquiers, Island RIB have a trip to suit all visitors. 07829 777090 islandribvoyages.je

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Jersey Adventures

Expert instructors offering outdoor activities for all ages, from surfing and paddle boarding to Blokarting and Banana Bronco. St Brelade’s Bay 07829 881111 absoluteadventures.je

Creating memorable experiences and exciting adventures for everyone – from watersports including kayaking, paddle boarding and coasteering to land-based activities such as abseiling, rock climbing, Blokarting, bushcraft and paintball. 07797 727503 jerseyadventures.com

Active Island Sports Offering watersports lessons and equipment hire as well as land activities like beach football and volleyball. Children’s summer camps are also available. Wayside Slip, St Brelade’s Bay 07797 717564

Jersey Kayak Adventures A specialist kayak company offering island-wide sea kayak tours exploring remote beaches, cliffs and caves. Offering offshore trips to locations such as Les Ecréhous and Les Minquiers reefs, Sark and Chausey. 07797 853033 jerseykayakadventures.co.uk

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the great outdoors

Jersey Seafaris Offering the ultimate Jersey experience on water, with tours and charters around the island’s magnificent coastline and offshore islands, seal and dolphin spotting, and even dinner in France! Popular excursions, ideal for families, include trips to the magnificent Les Ecréhous and Les Minquiers reefs – bring a picnic! 07829 772222 jerseyseafaris.com

Jersey Sea Sport Centre Jet ski tours along Jersey’s south-west coastline, water skiing, wakeboarding, banana and tube rides, and speed boat trips. Wetsuits, buoyancy aids and all equipment supplied. La Haule Slip, St Aubin’s village 07797 738180 jerseyseasport.com

Jersey Surf School Teaching for first-time novices to experienced surfers with a variety of lessons and courses to suit everyone of any age. A range of equipment is also available to hire. Bunker on Le Braye slipway, St Ouen’s Bay 07797 716055 jerseysurfschool.co.uk

The Splash Surf Centre Set in the heart of St Ouen’s Bay at Jersey’s premier surf spot, offering surf lessons for all ages and levels. 01534 490671 splashsurf.uk

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gardens

Heaven scent

Jersey’s microclimate produces some truly breathtaking gardens which visitors are invited to see in all their splendour Jersey’s rich soil and balmy weather provide the perfect conditions for palms and other exotic varities of plants to thrive. As a result there is a plethora of impressive gardens, some of which are open to visitors, so make sure you explore the island’s horticultural hotspots.

Cooke’s Rose Farm Take a leisurely walk around the organic meadows and rose garden, keeping an eye out for red squirrels and wildfowl. Stock up on locally produced vegetables, honey, chutneys, marmalades and free range eggs. Le Passage Farm, St Lawrence 01534 863124 cookesrosefarm.com

Judith Quérée’s Garden Jersey Lavender Open from Tuesday to Sunday between April and early October, this working farm is devoted to growing, harvesting, distilling and drying lavender. See the splendour of lavender in full bloom from early June to August. Tour the gardens, discover the nature trail, enjoy lunch or afternoon tea at the Sprigs Café and treat yourself to some Lavender Farm magic from the Sprigs shop. Rue de Pont Marquet, St Brelade 01534 742933 jerseylavender.co.uk

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This small award-winning garden contains many rare and unusual plants, including thousands of perennials from across the globe. The large bog garden contains a collection of over 80 water-loving irises and many other plants that relish the damp conditions, such as primulas, lobelias and trollius. The garden is open from Monday 20th April to Friday 16th October by appointment only. Creux Baillot Cottage, Le Chemin des Garennes, St Ouen 01534 482191 judithqueree.com

gardens La Chaire Gardens

Ransoms Garden Centre

These extensive gardens and grounds, which cover some eight and a half acres, are steeped in history. Explore the crumbling walls, stone steps, weed- covered terracing and giant, ancient, evergreen trees, as well as the last traces of the exotic botanical garden.

This independent, family-run business is a plant-lover’s paradise. The gift shop has plenty of items perfect for presents, while the tearoom and restaurant offers a selection of delicious food from breakfast through to lunch. La Grande Route de Faldouet, St Martin 01534 856699 ransoms.je

Les Jardins de la Mer Reg’s Garden at Badger’s Holt

A modern waterfront park with great views across the bay, featuring a circular water maze, maritime woodland and a stunning sculpture of swimmers and dolphins. Waterfront, St Helier

A tranquil sensory garden for children and adults to enjoy with plenty of added extras, including a fairy garden with residents from all over the world who live in the miniature castles and thatched cottages. Route des Genets, St Brelade 01534 743756 reg-fairygarden.co.uk

La Mare Wine Estate Jersey’s only working vineyard features a restaurant and tea gardens, with beautiful grounds to explore. Guides are on hand to explain the methods of wine, liqueur and apple brandy production with tastings of wine, Jersey Black Butter and luxury chocolate available too. Route de la Hogue Mauger, St Mary 01534 481178 lamarewineestate.com

Samarès Manor The spectacular herb garden, which was the inspiration of garden designer John Brookes, now incorporates the rose and lavender garden which can be best appreciated from the viewing platform. Visitors will also find themed gardens, a plant centre, gift shop and café. Saint Clement 01534 870551 samaresmanor.com

The Eric Young Orchid Foundation Visitors can stroll through one of the finest orchid collections in the world, admiring the sheer diversity of the most extravagant and flamboyant of all flowers in this purpose-built display facility. Victoria Village, Trinity 01534 861963 ericyoungorchidfoundation.co.uk

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other islands

Island hopping Take a trip to Jersey’s neighbouring islands and explore their individual beauty Jersey is just one of eight inhabited Channel Islands, with Guernsey, Sark and Alderney all within easy reach by scheduled boat service or private RIB charter. If you have the opportunity to take a trip across the water to one of the other islands during your stay, do - you won’t be disappointed. First up is Guernsey, the second-largest island after Jersey, which is renowned for its golden stretches of sand at Cobo bay, rugged coastline, rich history and a great range of places to eat. Top attractions include Castle Cornet, a 13th century harbour fortification in the capital St Peter Port, which houses history and military museums, and Candie Gardens, a stunning 19th century garden in the heart of St Peter that has spectacular views across the harbour to neighbouring islands. Herm is just a short hop from Guernsey and is lovingly referred to by locals as the paradise island. With no cars, crowds or stress, this little island, measuring just three miles wide, is the perfect place to unwind. Visitors can enjoy its unspoilt beaches, explore the coastline and see breeding colonies of puffins, take in the view of the French coast, or visit Shell Beach. Take a trip to Sark, nestled between Guernsey and Jersey, and step back in time. Like Herm, there are no cars on this island, but you can take a leisurely carriage ride around the island or hire a bicycle and explore it for yourself. Surrounded by dramatic cliffs, the coastline of Sark is a rugged mixture of

tiny bays and rock stacks, littered with offshore reefs and half-submerged pinnacles teeming with marine life. Visitors to Sark can catch a scheduled boat ride from Guernsey or charter a private RIB boat through Jersey Seafaris or Island Rib Voyages which both offer a reliable service, comfortable boats and crew with plenty of experience of Channel Island waters. There are several hotels on Sark, along with a reasonable selection of self-catering properties and a campsite. We would recommend

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Sark’s stunning coastine

La Sablonnerie Hotel on Little Sark for visitors looking for tranquillity and scenic views. It also has its own mooring, ideal for those arriving by RIB direct from Jersey. Alderney is known for its rich wildlife and miles of scenic walking trails and is home to the only working railway in the Channel Islands. Visitors to this small island will discover an ancient and varied history and an easy-going pace of life. Les Ecréhous is a group of islands and rocks located just six miles north-east of Jersey and eight miles from France and is only accessible by Private RIB charter. “Les Ecréhous is one of our most popular trips,” says Stef Stevens at Jersey Seafaris. “On a typical trip passengers will cruise around the reefs spotting birdlife, Atlantic grey seals and, if they’re lucky, bottlenose dolphins too.” Les Minquiers, which, like Les Ecréhous, form a protected wetland site under the Ramsar Convention, are a group of rocks and islands situated nine miles south of Jersey and only accessible by private charter boat. Maîtresse Île is the largest island within Les Minquiers and is home to a small number of cottages, which are the most southerly buildings in the British Isles, and a wide variety of birds. The outer sandbank is perfect for paddleboarding, swimming and picnics. Jersey has a lot to offer, but if you have the time do take the opportunity to visit the other Channel Islands – they’re well worth a look.

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sightseeing

Simply Sark Sark is like stepping into the pages of an old Enid Blyton book, says Elizabeth PerrĂŠe, owner and manager of La Sablonnerie

Moreish menu Some of my recommended main courses include: Roasted Sea Scallops with Garlic Butter, Lobster Thermidor, Caramelised Breast of Duckling with a Green Peppercorn Sauce; Fillet of Home-grown Beef, Spring Lamb or Veal served with a light Madeira Sauce and garnished with a medley of Wild Mushrooms; or perhaps one of Chefâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s delicious vegetarian dishes. And to round things off, our CrĂ¨me BrulĂŠe with a Montage of Exotic

Sark is a reminder of how life used to be. La Sablonnerie is a hotel of rare quality situated in a time warp of simplicity on the tiny and idyllic Channel Island of Sark, a close neighbour to Jersey. Here no motor cars are allowed to run and life ambles along at a peaceful, unhurried pace. First established in 1948, La Sablonnerie retains the characteristics of an old farmhouse built some 400 years ago and has an enviable reputation for its superb food and wines â&#x20AC;&#x201C; local butter, fresh cream, meat, fruit and vegetables which, where possible, are sourced from the hotelâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s own farm and gardens.

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The hotel accommodation is very clean and comfortable and totally geared to unhurried relaxation. Guests return year after year to recapture the beauty of the island and to enjoy the excellent cuisine, wine, cosiness and friendliness that is evident at the hotel. Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s joie de vivre in fact. You can reach Sark direct from Jersey by using the Manche Illes Express Ferry. The crossing operates up to four times each week with sailing durations from around 1 hour 10 minutes. You can also travel across by private RIB from one of the boat chartering companies listed in the Great Outdoors feature. La Sablonnerie has its own private mooring in the bay.

Little Sark - Ideal Honeymoon Destination

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This delightful hotel and tea garden on the beautiful island of Sark promises you a truly magical stay. The hotel is a restored 16th-century farmhouse and has 22 individually-designed rooms and suites full of rustic charm, plus cosy public rooms and beautiful gardens. La Sablonnerie is noted throughout the Channel Islands for its excellent cuisine. Enjoy a delicious gourmet lunch or superb Sark cream tea â&#x20AC;&#x201C; or dine romantically E\ FDQGOHOLJKW /D 6DEORQQHULH LV OLNH 6DUN LWVHOI Âą VPDOO IULHQGO\ DQG XWWHUO\ HQFKDQWLQJ &RPH DQG ÂżQG RXW IRU \RXUVHOI For further details and reservations call Elizabeth PerrĂŠe on (01481) 832061 or Fax (01481) 832408 www.sablonneriesark.com Donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t leave the Channel Islands without visiting Sark and Little Sark. â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;It will be an experience that will live with you foreverâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;.

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Articles inside

Other Islands Take a trip to meet the neighbours

Gardens Unmissable horticultural hot spots

Great Outdoors Everything you need to know to start your outdoor adventure

Beaches Find the best bay for your perfect day

Night Life See what Jersey has to offer after dark

Retail Therapy Discover the island’s independent and chain stores

Top 30 Things to Do and See The ultimate to-do list

Parking Guide & Map Everything you need to know before you go

Activities and Attractions Great days out for the whole family

Travel and Tours A guided tour of the island’s best bits

Big Interview Gilbert O’Sullivan on music, family and island life

What’s New? Keep up to date with the latest news on Jersey

What’s On? Make the most of your visit with these key dates in the diary