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.
Everything you need to know about Jersey
Jersey is the largest of the Channel Islands and the most southern. The Bailiwick of Jersey is approximately 10 miles long and 5 miles wide, being a total of 45.5 square miles (118 square meters) in area.
Sea Breezes And Country Walks – St Brelade
Venture to the south-western corner of Jersey and you will find yourself in the parish of Saint Brelade. This is the second largest parish on the island, covering around 12.5 km2 of land.
St. Ouen’s Village – A Gem In Jersey’s North-West
The parish of Saint Ouen is the largest in Jersey, covering a total of 15 km2 of land. It forms the north-western corner of the island, bordering Saint Peter to the east and Saint Mary to the south.
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.