Jersey Attractions

This splendid Victorian tidal swimming pool opened to the public on 22 May 1895. Replenished by the sea at each tide, the pool is popular with families in the summer months. Accessible all year round, lifeguards are on duty from May until October. It’s free to enter, and changing facilities and a small café are available.

Just a short walk from the Ommaroo, Jersey’s capital, St Helier is a vibrant hub filled with shops, cafés and museums. Head to the Jersey Tourism Visitor Centre for maps and guides of the Island.

Pick a pearl from an oyster, view jewellery being made in the workshop and explore the gorgeous creations for sale. You can admire the spectacular views over St Ouen’s Bay from the café.

Discover the story of life in Jersey during the Second World War. The Jersey War Tunnels offer a fascinating insight into Nazi-occupied life on the Island. Explore the tunnels and try to decipher the codes and break out of the escape room.

Wrapping around most of the Island’s coastline, Jersey’s National Park was created to protect its precious sites and wildlife. Immerse yourself in Jersey’s ever-changing, unique environment and learn about its heritage and culture.

Located in the heart of St Helier, step back in time and discover the history of the Island, admire the works of art and visit the restored Victorian House to learn what life was like for a family in Jersey. 

Visit this well-preserved bunker and tunnel complex and uncover the history of the invasion and the liberation of Jersey. The small café is open daily in high season.

Get ready for an interactive adventure and explore Jersey’s seafaring history and experiences of life during the war. You can view Jersey’s historic Heritage Fleet boats in the harbour behind the museum.

Visit the different gardens and plant collections of the Botanic Gardens at Samarès Manor. Created in the 1920s by Sir James Knott, the gardens have undergone further development with the addition of many new and interesting plant collections. You can explore the manor house between April and October.

Housed in a German bunker, this fascinating museum includes the largest collection of occupation memorabilia on the Island. Uncover the story of five years of German occupation.

Dating from the 16th Century and standing proud in St Aubin’s Bay,  Elizabeth Castle defended Jersey for over 400 years. Turn back time and spend a day exploring this impressive 15-acre fortress. Guided tours are available.

At over 800 years old, this vast castle offers breathtaking views of the French coast and a treasure trove of secret rooms, staircases and towers to explore. Discover historic and modern sculptures, paintings and medieval artefacts throughout the castle.

Visit the ruins of this 14th Century castle, located in the northwest corner of Jersey. It’s a beautiful place to cycle or roam and admire the views across to the neighbouring Channel Islands.

The world’s first conservation zoo, Jersey Zoo was opened in 1959 by naturalist Gerald Durrell. Home to several critically endangered species, including Sumatran orangutans, western lowland gorillas and giant tortoises, the Zoo also serves as the headquarters for the Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust.

This sustainable vineyard, distillery and cider estate offers daily tours and tasting experiences, including viewing of the winery, distillery, chocolate kitchens and chocolate tasting.