Jersey Beaches

About Jersey Beaches

With 43.5 miles of coastline around the stunning island of Jersey, there is always a beach that will be a perfect fit for the activities you have in mind and the special people you take along for the adventure. Each beach has it's own selection of recommended things to do, from the simple joy of rock-pooling at Greve de Lecq or scouring the sky for sea-birds at Archirondel to high adrenaline water-sports at St. Brelades Bay.

Anne Port Beach

Anne Port Beach

Situated on Jersey's east coast, Anne Port is a stony beach that is perfect for sea swimming throughout the year.

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Archirondel Beach

Archirondel Beach

Situated on Jersey's east coast, Archirondel is a very popular beach with plenty of space and clear water, perfect for a summer swim.

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Beauport Bay

Beauport Bay

Beauport Bay is an idyllic corner of Jersey, close to the busy St. Brelade's Bay but seemingly a world away.

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Bonne Nuit Harbour

Bonne Nuit Harbour

Bonne Nuit Harbour is tucked away on Jersey's north coast, at the bottom of a long and windy hill.

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Bouley Bay

Bouley Bay

Famed for its motor racing hill climbs, Bouley Bay is a small harbour and stony beach situated in the north of Jersey.

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Green Island Beach

Green Island Beach

Named after the grassy rock just off the coastline and easily reached at low tide, Green Island is one of the most popular beaches in Jersey.

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Greve de Lecq Beach

Greve de Lecq Beach

Greve de Lecq straddles the border between two of Jersey's parishes, St. Mary and St. Ouen.

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Grouville Bay / Long Beach

Grouville Bay / Long Beach

The Royal Bay of Grouville, also known as Long Beach, is a wide expanse of golden sand that is perfect for a summer's day out.

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Havre des Pas

Havre des Pas

Havre des Pas is a popular beach and Victorian bathing pool on the outskirts of St. Helier.

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La Rocque Harbour

La Rocque Harbour

Situated on the south-eastern tip of Jersey, La Rocque features a small harbour, pier and sandy beach.

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Ouaisne Bay

Ouaisne Bay

Pronounced 'Way-nay', Ouaisne is a secluded and popular bay on Jersey's south coast.

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Plemont Beach

Plemont Beach

Plemont is one of Jersey's most popular and stunning beaches, a wide expanse of sand that disappears with every high tide.

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Portelet Bay

Portelet Bay

Portelet is a charming bay with golden sands and clear waters, perfect for swimming and snorkelling.

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Rozel Harbour

Rozel Harbour

Small but perfectly formed, Rozel Harbour is home to fishing boats, the island's most beloved cafe, and a handful of fantastic local restaurants.

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St. Aubin's Bay

St. Aubin's Bay

St. Aubin's Bay stretches from St. Helier in the east to St. Aubin's Village in the west.

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St. Brelade's Bay

St. Brelade's Bay

Located on Jersey's south-west coast and provides a natural amphitheatre for sun-bathing, swimming and water sports.

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St. Ouen's Bay

St. Ouen's Bay

Jersey's west coast is five miles long, and at least three of those miles are covered in golden sand.

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