The Best Bays and Beaches in the Channel Islands
I first began exploring the Channel Islands more when I knew I needed more time in nature to break up long work weeks. All it took was one day-long excursion to one of the bays of Jersey.
Windswept Beauty – Noirmont And Portelet in Jersey
As two of the most southerly headlands on the island of Jersey, Noirmont and Portelet face directly into the prevailing south-westerly winds, with nothing but open ocean between them and the coast of France.
The Perfect Coastal Setting – Gorey Village
The small fishing village of Gorey is one of Jersey's best-known locations. Situated on the island's eastern coast, Gorey spans the parishes of Grouville and St. Martin and is the definition of picture perfect.
The Ocean At The Doorstep – La Lague
A journey to the most westerly point of mainland Guernsey will land you in the parish of Torteval. Covering just over three square kilometres and with a population of about 1,000 people.
Cobo in Guernsey – A Beachside Paradise
The parish of Castel is the largest in Guernsey, covering an area of just over 10 square kilometres in the central and western part of the island.
Nature Walks By The Sea – Guernsey’s North-West Beaches
Guernsey's 29 miles of coastline arguably contain some of the best beaches around, with visitors flocking from all over the world to enjoy some quality time by the seaside.
Orchid Fields – La Mielle de Morville
Jersey's western coast stretches for just over 5 miles, making it a relatively short coastline in comparison to many. Despite this, an incredible amount of scenery is packed into such a small area.
Plemont Bay, Jersey – A Beach Fit For Adventure
Jersey's 70 kilometres of coastline have much to offer the intrepid explorer. The north-west coast in particular can be a place to really get back to nature.
The Best Beaches In Guernsey
Guernsey in the Channel Islands is a stunning island filled with striking coastlines and world-class beaches. There are 27 beaches on this small island alone!