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Jersey Adventure Road Trip Online Travel Guide
• Discover Jersey’s charm over 40 miles (65 km)
• Includes 15 key destinations and 100s of references
• Follow in 3 sections, tracing the coast and inland, plus a section on WWII trails
Visit Mont Orgueil Castle and Elizabeth Castle – two of Jersey’s most significant landmarks, offering centuries of defensive history and spectacular views.
Explore the Jersey War Tunnels and WWII sites – including bunkers, batteries, and memorials that trace the story of German occupation.
Take in the sweeping views from Corbière Lighthouse – with its striking coastal scenery and sunsets.
Relax on Jersey’s best beaches – from the family-friendly St. Brelade’s Bay to hidden coves like Beauport and the wild sands of St. Ouen’s Bay.
Follow a World War II Trail – guiding you to observation towers, gun emplacements, and underground passages across the island.
Enjoy a full scenic coastal circuit – taking in Jersey’s diverse terrain: cliffs, farmland, bays, and windswept dunes all within easy reach.
Discover Jersey’s Neolithic heritage – with several megalithic tombs and sacred sites, including La Hougue Bie and Dolmen de Faldouet.
Wander through charming harbourside villages – like St. Aubin and Gorey, known for their local eateries, art studios, and relaxed atmosphere.
Experience dramatic tidal reveals – such as walking the causeway to Elizabeth Castle or exploring exposed seabeds at low tide.
Savour Jersey’s local flavours – with fresh seafood, island-grown produce, and independent cafés found along the route.
Jersey offers a unique and accessible road trip experience, packed with dramatic landscapes, cultural landmarks, and a strong sense of place. Despite its compact size, the island features a diverse mix of coastal beauty, rural charm, and historical intrigue. From the sweeping sands of St. Brelade’s Bay to the rugged cliffs around Corbière Lighthouse, every turn reveals a new perspective on this remarkable Channel Island.
A drive around the island takes you through medieval sites like Mont Orgueil and Elizabeth Castle, tranquil country lanes lined with granite cottages, and harbourside towns brimming with character. Jersey’s layered history is ever-present—from Neolithic remains and medieval parish churches to poignant World War II sites such as the Jersey War Tunnels and coastal fortifications that tell the story of its occupation.
This road trip also includes the opportunity to follow a dedicated WWII Trail, offering insight into the island’s wartime resilience and legacy. Along the way, explore vineyards, museums, and independent eateries that showcase local produce and craft. Whether you're drawn by heritage, nature, or the coastal lifestyle, Jersey’s driving route provides a rich, immersive way to experience everything the island has to offer, all within a remarkably varied and compact landscape.
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Must-see highlights included in this Jersey travel guide
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St. Brelade's Bay, Jersey
St. Brelade's Bay, a jewel along Jersey's southern shores, boasts a stunning expanse of golden sandy beach embraced by towering cliffs that plunge into crystal clear waters - a true paradise for swimming, sunbathing, and indulging in exhilarating water sports. Whether you seek an idyllic beach escape or an adventurous day exploring Jersey's great outdoors, St. Brelade's Bay promises an unforgettable experience on your Jersey road trip.
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Mont Orgueil Castle
A visit to this medieval Mont Orgueil Castle in the picturesque village of Gorey, is a must for your Jersey road trip. Its towers and ramparts offer incredible views of the French coast. Make time to explore the network of staircases and learn about Jersey's history and this will make a memorable visit on your road trip.
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Corbière Lighthouse
Perched atop a rocky tidal island off Jersey's southwest coast, the iconic Corbière Lighthouse stands as a beacon of maritime history. At low tide, enjoy the unique experience of walking across the causeway. Discover breathtaking views that stretch out in every direction, from the lighthouse's towering white facade against the azure waters to the dramatic cliffs and crashing waves that surround this isolated outpost - a photographer's dream come true.
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Jersey War Tunnels
When planning a road trip to Jersey, a visit to the Jersey War Tunnels is an absolute must-see attraction. This underground tunnel complex, dug by forced labour during World War II, offers an immersive and thought-provoking experience that brings to life the hardships endured by Jersey's residents during the German occupation. As you explore the 1,000 meters of tunnels, interactive exhibits, and personal accounts transport you back in time, providing a poignant glimpse into the island's wartime history and the resilience of its people.
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Elizabeth Castle, Jersey
This medieval fortress is perched on a tidal island off Jersey's coast. Elizabeth Castle promises an unforgettable experience during your road trip adventure. At low tide, head over on the unique journey of walking across the causeway that emerges from the sea, transporting you back in time to this historic 16th-century castle. Enjoy panoramic views that stretch out over St. Aubin's Bay, complemented by the castle's imposing walls and battlements that have defended Jersey for over 400 years.
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St. Ouen's Bay
St. Ouen's Bay is a breathtaking expanse of golden sand stretching along Jersey's western coast, and forms part of the island's cherished National Park. This vast beach is a veritable paradise for surfers, where the rolling waves of the Atlantic Ocean beckon thrill-seekers to rent gear from the local surf school and catch the perfect swell. Even for those seeking a more leisurely experience, St. Ouen's Bay captivates with its sand dunes and coastal scenery.
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Jersey’s Dolmens
Jersey is home to an impressive collection of Neolithic dolmens and passage graves, some of the best-preserved prehistoric sites in the world. These ancient monuments were constructed by the island's earliest settlers around 6,000 years ago, providing insights into their funerary practices and spiritual beliefs. The island's dolmens provide a fascinating, permanent mark on the landscape left by these prehistoric people.
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WWII Trail, Jersey
The Channel Islands were the only part of the British Isles occupied by German forces during WWII. Jersey's occupation lasted from 1940 until 1945. Follow this World War II route that highlights the island's experiences during the German occupation. It connects various historic locations associated with the forced labour brought to Jersey by the Nazi regime's Organisation Todt to construct fortifications as part of the Atlantic Wall.
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Making the Most of Your Jersey Road Trip
Planning a road trip around Jersey might seem straightforward at first—the island is compact and easy to drive around—but having the right guide makes all the difference. With so much packed into a relatively small space, it’s easy to miss out on hidden coves, lesser-known WWII sites, or the best vantage points for those sweeping sea views. That’s where this itinerary comes in. It’s designed to help you make the most of every mile, whether you’re drawn to the island’s rich history, dramatic coastlines, or peaceful inland drives.
The guide pulls everything together into a clear, easy-to-follow route, with helpful tips and local insights to ensure you don’t just see Jersey—you experience it properly. From planning your stops to discovering places you may not have heard of, it offers structure without taking away the spontaneity of travel. Whether you're here for the castles, the coastline, or the quieter cultural corners, you’ll come away with a deeper appreciation for what makes Jersey so special.
Use it as a framework, a companion, or even just a back-pocket backup—but whichever way you explore, this guide will help you make it count.
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