West Jersey, Jersey

Jersey's west coast is a magical location, a long stretch of golden sand and views over the Atlantic Ocean makes St. Ouens's Bay one of Jersey's most iconic locations, which also forms part of Jersey's Coastal National park.

With some of the best waves in the UK, St Ouen's also boasts one of the oldest surfing clubs in Europe and is known as being the spiritual home of Jersey surfers and thrill seekers of all kinds.

For those who prefer a relaxed walk between tumbling dunes or a beach barbeque on a summers evening this is also the perfect location to watch a stunning sunset

On the south west corner of the islandyou can also discover the iconic La Corbiere lighthouse, which can be reached by causeway at low tide.

There are a number of attractions that visitors can explore in western Jersey, from nature attractions to museums and galleries.

Jersey Lavender Farm: Established in 1983, transformed from a disused dairy farm into a fully-functioning lavender farm. The Lavender Farm is cherished by islanders for its peaceful beauty and welcoming tearoom.

Valley Adventure Centre: Got a head for heights and a thirst for a challenge, Jersey's only high rope adventure centre offers a range of activities perfect for a fun family day out.

National Trust Wetlands Centre: View the diverse bird life and learn more about the surrounding wildlife and rich history.

The Military Museum: Housed in a German bunker which once formed part of Hitler's Atlantic Wall, you'll find rooms full of artefacts both military and civilian which help tell the story of Jersey's five years of German Occupation.

The west coast of Jersey offers a fantastic selection of beaches, whether you're looking for a peaceful stroll or a vibrant lively beach - there's something for everyone.

St Ouen's Bay: Know as the five mile stretch, St. Ouen'sis one of Jersey's most iconic beaches. Mile after mile of beautiful sand, this is the perfect location to enjoy the waves, or with a choice of laid back beach cafes and restaurants you can soak up the sun and take time out to relax and watch a fabulous sunset.

Corbiere: Enjoy fantastic views from here and when the tide is low you can try your hand at rock pooling.

Expand your taste buds and take in the spectacular views from one of the fantastic restaurants alongthe coastline. These restaurants offer delicious fresh seafood as well asgreat views of the sea.

Le Braye: A family owned beachside bistro offering simple, fresh and delicious food and drink. The food pays homage to British seaside classics whilst Mediterranean influences nod to the more southern geography.

El Tico: It's Jersey's original beach café, and possibly one of Britain's original surf schools, hiring out boards since 1948. Perched on the very edge of the beach and in the middle of one of the finest surf bays in Europe, El Tico Beach Cantina, is a world class destination for fabulous food, great wine and glorious beachside sunsets.

The Watersplash Beach Bar and Diner: Enjoy stunning views over St. Ouen's Bay from the terrace of this iconic beach bar. For more than 50 years 'The Splash' has been the home of surfing on the island,enjoy a relaxed atmosphere and a great menu which includes their famous fish and chips and a summer Sunday hog roast.

Jersey Pearl: Located in St Ouen's, it's the perfect place to treat yourself to something special on the island. There's so much to love; you can shop, dine, pick a pearl from an oyster, see pieces being made in their workshop and learn all about pearls whilst enjoying the beautiful view over the bay.

Little Joe's Shop & Surf School: Little Joe's is known for being a surf school that cares. Bring children down to the beach to discover and learn the importance of being outdoors, learning not just about the sea and beach safety, but learning from the environment around them - using St. Ouen's Bay as the ultimate classroom

Choose from a variety of luxury hotels to stay in, offering stunning views of the sea. From boutique to budget hotels there's something to choose from for everyone, whether you're visiting for a weekend or a long stay.