It does an excellent job of giving visitors access to the tunnels and setting out the story of the occupation and the liberation. However, whilst there's a lot of information I can't help feeling some more inventive displays and some interactive exhibits would lift it to a new level.

We liked how the museum is structured, it's a stroll through several rooms lined along a long chronological corridor. It takes about an hour or more, depending on how much time you have for details. The entrance ticket is interesting; it's a sort of identity document of someone you have to identify within the informational panels of the museum. It's a good history lesson for both kids and adults.

What an experience. Peacefully located out of the way in Jersey, this was our first visit to the War Tunnels. Atmospheric, educational and some excellent museum style exhibits. Smart, well looked after, with a lovely coffee and croissant after. The shop was well stocked and managed to get some toys for the children. Definitely worth a visit.

Not as impressive as hoped, and we were looking forward to it. Long slow queue to buy tickets - if you get them in advance you're straight in via the fast track. Too much text and pictures on boards etc - not enough artifacts you can touch. Every section of tunnel the same. There are some rooms modelled and set up. The most interesting was the unfinished sections. More old motorbikes than you can point a stick at. Most of the info on the display boards can be found on line I would suggest. I'm a bit on the fence about £15pp entry fee - but it is a must do when in Jersey I guess. Oh - NO toilets once inside, prepare for 2-3 hrs. Wheelchairs are fine, Can hire mobility scooter if required.

Really loved this visit! I could have stayed longer! I read nearly every single piece, it was so interesting! It was great to find out so much about what happened and about local people. Definitely worth a visit! And I will also return.

Superb insight into the occupation and really thought provoking. Loved that you were given the ID card for a real person who you could track through the years. This made the experience more real.

Heel interessant en gaaf om te zien. Zeker als je in bent voor wat geschiedenis. Wel een jasje aan als je de tunnels ingaat het is er nogal fris. Mijn dochter van 12 vond het zeer interessant. Ligt in de mooie omgeving van Jersey, een prachtige route om naartoe te rijden. (Translated by Google) Very interesting and cool to see. Especially if you're in for some history. Do wear a jacket when you enter the tunnels, it is quite chilly. My 12 year old daughter found it very interesting. Located in the beautiful area of ​​Jersey, a beautiful route to drive.

If you come to Jersey and don't visit the Jersey War Tunnels you are missing out on a truly engaging and informative experience. It really gives you a feel for what it was like in Jersey during the German occupation. A must visit. Wife and I thoroughly enjoyed it. Recommend allowing 1:30 - 2hrs to complete the experience.

It's over 10 years since we last visited this attraction and the displays have improved significantly. Anyone interested in the German occupation of Jersey in WW2 will learn a lot about the experiences of the resident population and their occupiers.

Very informative and educational! The museum is well established and smartly designed to tell a nice story of the history. Worth coming if you are visiting Jersey! Can easily spend 1.5-2h

Absolutely amazing exhibition. Fascinating stories of real people in Jersey under the occupation. Learnt so much. Loved the little id cards as our entry tickets. Thoroughly recommend.

Once I booked my short break away to Jersey, this place was a must visit. It's got a rich history and was great to see inside, and get a glimpse of what it must of been like back then. There's a great wide-screen digital display in there which gives us some great information. Took me about 90min to go around the place. Defo recommend if in Jersey.

Enjoyable to come back after 25 years. Not much has changed, but it didn't need to; still a fantastic lesson in humanity. My 16 yr old son enjoyed it too.

Very well made. Loved the details of the exhibition. Take your time to read the stories and information behind the tunnels. Definitely worth the time. Give the Jersey Wonder a try in the cafe afterwards 👍🏻

One of the things that you should definitely do when you visit jersey. They give it a nice little touch by giving you the identity card of one of the residents that lived in Jersey during the war and their story behind it. The tunnels are all well maintained and guided audio gives you every bit of information you'd need. All in all a fantastic experience for all ages alike. They've got a nice cafe around the reception as well. Recommend this.

We found this place emotional and very interesting. It holds a lot of history and so much meaning for the people of Jersey. There were one or two things that had no information attached but assumption tended to make sense of it. Entry was expensive. There is a sign to say the tunnels can get very cold so bring something as at times it’s needed. Didn’t go to the cafe but used the toilets and they were spotless.

I learnt quite a lot during my visit to The War Tunnels, however they need to take a serious look at the speakers as it is difficult to hear with the fans going. Also the soldier snoring could be heard in Guernsey!!! Way too loud. I think it's really quite expensive for what it is, needs a few quid spending on it and some toilets down there!! Think children would be very bored so it's a grown up thing! Also wrap up as it is absolutely freezing!!

Without doubt one of the best preserved tunnels and well presented history of the World War II in Jersey Island. The facilities are great too. There’s a coffee/snacks shop, car park and toilet facilities at the visitors centre. Entry tickets are a bit expensive at £17 for an adult, £16 for age 16 plus with an ID and £11 for children 5-15.

Incredible place to visit. Moving experience of Jersey during the 5 years of German occupation. Stories of the islanders and how they coped with the occupation makes you think how life really was at that time.

A must visit if you are historically inclined. Very well laid out with many original exhibits and information along the way. Allow about 2-3 hours to fully explore the site.

Unbelievable place. So very thought provoking and a true insight into the reality of living under occupation. Great mix of modern technology to tell the story along with genuine artifacts from the time period. A 100% must see if you visit the island. You won't regret it.

The history of Jersey's occupation and the upheaval it caused for lives across the island was laid out in a balanced and informative way. I only gave three stars because the entry fee was a little steep. Aside from one clear and snappy visual projection, the other exhibits were pretty wordy. The audio guide was not as informative as I expected. Overall, the facilities were clean and it was easy to find my way around.

Fascinating insight to a very difficult time in Jersey's history. The tour explores all the aspects to war time jersey and the role the tunnels played in that. Worth a visit and if booked ahead of time means going straight in rather than waiting in the queue at the ticket office.

Superb. Wonderfully done. Exhibits are so interesting and easy to follow. Thoroughly recommend it

Had a fabulous breakfast at the café before entering the zoo. Helped that it was a lovely sunny day, if a little chilly. Everyone of the staff were very friendly & informative. Could have happily stayed all day

It's a lovely zoo, and has been for a long time. Although you won't find larger animals like hippos, rhinos, elephants, giraffes etc, there are loads of equally fascinating animals to learn about and observe. The atmosphere is more natural than any other zoo I've been to, and it's just a really good way to spend a day with family. Prices are fairly high to get in, and food inside is also fairly expensive but the quality is very good. We didn't feel that we were being overcharged for what we had. Highly recommended for families as a fun and memorable day out.

Excellent family day spent at Jersey zoo. Fantastic exhibits and wonderful enclosures allowing you to view the animals in natural environments.

Absolutely fantastic place! Not too big, not too small. Very focussed on conservation and health of their animals. Food in the cafe is fantastic, tasty and lots of choice. Best day out we’ve had in Jersey.

Amazing selection of animals and very nice surroundings. The talk by the bat keepers was a highlight and would recommend it to others. Been to lots of zoos and it was nice seeing some unusual and less-common animals like the fruit bats! A great day out - can easily fill a whole day.

Wonderful place to visit, marvellous conservation projects- you MUST visit the Bat House. My only criticism is the signage around the park, which is "aspirational" rather than accurate and occasionally missing all together. We missed one talk because it was unsigned and had to ask about another. Please fix this for a truly great experience.

I haven’t visited the zoo in years and was really impressed with the whole place. Lots of new additions and I thought it was £18 really well spent. Fantastic-well done and I will come back. I especially liked the Butterfly tunnel

Amazing zoo unfortunately I got there in wrong season and weather like lots animals were hiding due cold and rain. Some of part are in reconstruction but It is what is it. But all over beautiful zoo with amazing experience like sloth so close they could do same with more animals like lemurs

If your feeling fit and love animals Jersey zoo is great.The main entrance has the usual toys,café etc and then your in.A lot of meandering pathways going in all directions leads you to somewhere special.A good variety of animals,all shapes and sizes are here. Don't expect to see tigers and elephants though.Monkeys , orangutans,birds and reptiles seem to be the thing. A lot of openness and decking lead you closer into the animals enclosure and the sparsity of animals mean you have to really look for them.I think maybe a free map of the zoo would help.Obviously a sunny day helps too but you do have a couple of great cafes serving food and drink for you to take shade .You certainly know youve walked around the place by the end of the day.

Well worth a visit, this is a well run Zoo and conservation program. Easy to reach via the local bus service, you also get a look round the island. Highly recommended.

A great day out, even if the weather is not perfect. Lots of interesting animals to observe, most with positively sized enclosures.

Fabulous time at Jersey Zoo. It is set out very well and easily accessed by bus from St Helier. The gorillas and orangutans were a treat to just sit and watch them. Butterfly House and turtles were amongst some unusual creatures we've not seen before. Very educational conservation zoo with helpful volunteers at hand to answer any questions in addition to timed talks throughout the day.

First visit here, went with wife and 6 year old son. Had a great time, spent around 5 hours here. Loads of animals. For us the gorilla's and orangutans were amazing. Loved the bufferfly house and other small monkeys. Was amazed we spent so long here. There are 2 cafes although we took our own picnic. Loads of benches dotted around to use. Overall lots to see and do and would recommend.

Absolutely loved this zoo. It is well thought out and carefully designed to make the most of existing resources while producing an environment that attempts to provide the essential elements of an animal's original environment. If your future is to be a zoo animal you would want this to be your zoo. The animals look healthy and well cared for. There is an emphasis on animals from places such as Mauritius, Madagascar and Asia so don't be disappointed that you will not see zebra, giraffes, elephants or lions. But they do have gorillas and various monkeys that you do not see in most places. And many critically endangered critters for which they are running breeding programs. Humans are also well catered for being able to see animals well. There is a reason that this is one of Jersey's top attractions. My partner is a zoo addict so we have seen a few zoos. This one is world class and in my top 3. Well done!

The most perfect place. We come here every year and it just gets better. Especially now they have sloths and the butterfly house.

Phenomenal! Not like other zoo's as such, this has a much more let's look after the animals than just look at the animals. This makes the whole nature of the visit much more pleasurable and it's always good to learn how we can look after them. They whole place is such a beautiful setting with flora and fauna to suit, it all has that relaxed Jersey vibe. Only went with staying a few hours in mind but arrived at 10:30 and didn't leave till closing. Loved it! Now my favourite zoo

I rarely visit zoos as we prefer seeing animals in their natural environment. But this zoo is like no other - the founder Gerald Durrell has housed rare species that you cannot see in the other zoos. We saw capybara, golden poison frogs, orang-utans, gibbons, tamarins, sloths, rare birds, big butterflies, a gorilla, gelada. Be sure to visit the venue during the feeding time for a chance to see the animals more active (see photo attached). Entrance fee is £19.00, no need to book in advance.

Visited on a Saturday and loved it. Incredible story behind the Zoo. Plenty to see and do. Cafeteria was lovely and had great choices in food and drinks. £12 entrance fee per adult. Didn’t rain so had plenty of time to stroll around. Bat smell was overwhelming so skipped them. Amazing place with great staff.

Visited on a warm & sunny day - perhaps too warm for some of the larger animals, who tended to stay indoors resting. The rest still good to visit. The cafe is OK but during our visit, too many young children (under school age) running about in and around the play area uncontrolled, screaming for no good reason, as none were in danger but seemingly the parents or guardians impervious to the noisy disturbances. Best to go later in the day.

I am a fan of Darrell for over two decades, so yes, I loved it.

Great ride to and from castle in amphibious craft, theme staff & safety video were fun. Welcome and guidance at castle great & your made interesting & fun. Self guide app also excellent. Views from top are amazing. Watch out for the tide if walking! Check on weather as boat will not go when windy. Kiosk attendant very helpful.

Elizabeth Castle was one of the castles in Jersey that was used by the British to defend its sovereignty from the French in during the war. I learnt a lot from the trip. Our guide was funny and extremely welcoming. Based on the weather, I’d advise you get on the ferry to get to the castle. There’s a ride every 30minutes to the castle. Just make sure you’re ready to relax and enjoy yourself. Highly recommended.

An amazing castle with so much history and a must see in St Helier. Best to get a ferry and tour which takes approx 3 hours to complete but the guides are very helpful and knowledgeable especially Juliette who took us around. Stunning views throughout although was very windy when we went in April. We were also able to see a live demonstration of a Musket being fired! The ticket office to book a tour is located a short walk down the main promenade from Liberation Square (don't go to the main ferry station). You can also walk across the causeway when the tide is out from the ticket office.

If you are visiting Jersey, this is a must-do place to visit. It’s a fantastic castle, steeped in history, with multiple layers over the ages. There is a lot to see here. You can also walk to the castle, get the amphibious vehicles are so much fun or do both. You can walk around most of the castle and the views from the pier behind the castle are worth the walk. There are some rock formations here that are really unique and colourful. It also gives you the perspective from the original foundations to the WWII turret sat on top. This is somewhere I would highly recommend.

Elizabeth Castle is a remarkably well preserved large castle estate with many well preserved buildings. The castle can be reached in foot across a raised causeway or by amphibious bus that crosses regularly whether to tide is out or the causeway is totally flooded. The museum and audio visual presentation are worth finding and the climb to the highest tower is rewarded by great views of the coastline and the nearby capital of Jersey, St Helier. Check the tide tables before crossing the causeway on foot as the tide is fierce and rises fast. The ticket office for the amphibious bus and castle is opposite the Jersey Grand Hotel.

Splendid visit on the lovely day we went. Ferry worked well. Airlines could learn from their safety video! The gunners tdlk/display was great. Good humour and gentle ribbing of visitors in character. Well done that man! To be fair, my wife found it too long standing, but I was very happy.

Great place and well worth the visit. You xan either walk over to it or get the transport across. Lovely cafe there too so nice to recharge the batteries.

Great trip across to Elizabeth Castle. Amphibious bus to cross (or a stroll before the tide comes in). The staff were all amazing and the cannon and musket displays are a must!! Plenty to see (under restoration at the moment) but that didn't spoil the trip. Good facilities in the castle grounds (small cafe, shop and toilets)

Lived every castle I visited. This was keeping the highlights for the outside grounds. Not so much in side to access. There is a parade about midday and cannon fire demonstration at around 1:00pm check times with the staff upon arrival. Other great point to mention is if you time it correctly you can walk across to the Castle from just around the corner from the St Hellier Liberty bus station. Amazing views of the St Hellier Bay from the top of the castle. Dont worry if you stay out a little longer and the tide comes back in there is an amphibious craft for a small cost that the kids will love.

Went here Saturday morning while on hoildays. Me and my brother got a 4 for 3 heritage Pass. We got the boat/truck over as the tide was in. The castle is well with a visit if your in Jersey. Lots of history if you like that. We also stoped and had tea and a cream scone in the tea shop that was on site. The tide was out when we left and walked the Causeway back which is about 15 mins walk. Well worth a trip

Lovely walk on a nice day over to the castle at low tide and we came back on the amphibious truck which was fun. Castle was great to have a walk around and there are some lovely views of the island. Several events held during the day with staff playing roles of various sailors and guards which was interesting - the cannon firing certainly makes you jump! Lots of walking and steps, but coffee shop with lovely garden for a break. Well worth a visit.

Amazing place. Staff were knowledgeable and polite. The guy doing the parade was amazing and keeps you engaged at all times. Definitely worth the visit We walked over and then went on the amphibious vehicle back. Both brilliant too

Had a fantastic time, highly recommend a visit, the soldier/actor was amazing & very funny

Great amphibious crossing which is fun in its self. Knowledgeable staff and fantastic reenactment by King Charles 2nd. He bought the whole afternoon to life . A nice walk out on the breakwater We went back again for a water amphibious crossing and became involved with a living history experience with "Gilly" the master of arms . He bought such an interesting insight to the days proceedings.

Quite a brilliant place to visit, we got the ferry in (buying our tickets to the castle with it) and walked the way back to shore, which only took about 10 minutes. We booked just as we were getting the ferry, yet on busier days/ times I'd advise booking in advance. I'd advise going to the castle a couple hours before the tide goes in if you'd like to walk across, it took us about 3 hours (ish) to explore the majority of the castle. The staff were great, there to help and as you enter the land they will tell you a few of the best paths to walk around the whole castle & the walls. You can go down to the beach yet the gates close at 4.30 so be weary of that (a member of staff will walk down to the pier to remind people just before they lock up). This is an immersive experience with 'cast members' dressing as soldiers from the 1700s, who are there to give you a mini history lesson which is detailed and incredibly insightful on whatever you need about the castle. There are demonstrations and activities throughout the day. Overall definitely worth a visit!

Great trip to this beautiful castle with such a mixed history. Make sure to get there for midday display from very charismatic guide who remains in character throughout musket and Canon display. Chance to get involved. Much bigger than it looks and quite a fair bit of walking to get around it all. Amphibious bus leaves every 10mins but limited spaces so plan in advance if you want to catch displays.

Very good the Church's are worth a visit a lot of German soldiers were buried there in the second world war.

A beautiful bay with sandy beach, good facilities, nice cafes and restaurants, a public park and lot more. It’s a great place to relax and enjoy the day especially in the summer season.

Mind blowing beach so so clean, not crowded at all. Even has bucket and spade box for kids to borrow free of charge. Emerald green water tide goes out so far

Amazing place to visit in Jersey. Excellent maintained location.

What a gem of a place to visit. It has everthing you need. Beautiful clean beach and so scenic. Lovely promanade with lots of seating areas in prom side gardens. Cafes , restaurants , all within walking distance. A must place to visit for young and old 10/10

Fantastic sandy clean beach with large expanse of sand and crystal clear waters. Lots of amenities on the beach. May get bit busy at peak times. Lovely promenade gardens

Took the bus from St Aubins bay to St Brelades bay. The day was a bit grey but the floral display behind the bay was beautiful. It’s a lovely place for families- good sand to play on and cafes though I’d think a picnic would be favourite. Some nice looking hotels and parking too for those with cars. There’s a walk upto another bay or around the bay.

Spent the afternoon here with our kayak and massively enjoyed it. The parking was cheap and close to the beach. We were able to explore the bay in the boat to take in the rocks, sand and scenery.

It’s a nice and long beach. There are lots of cafes, restaurants and hotels along the beach. When it’s low tide, please watch your step. Thousands of marine worms emerge from the sand… That put me off…

What a wonderful place! The most amazing beach with really fine white sand. Buy a pizza and beer and sit on the beach, later go for a walk and have coffee and cake at Wayside cafe. There is also a park right next to the beach with amazing views and greenery

As castle's go this one gives you a great sense of exploration, with many rooms leading off to other parts of the castle and stairways that all seem to eventually lead to the roof. Where you get great views of the entire area. Try and find the "witches" room and turn one of the many handles. It's worth it to make others in the room jump with surprise. The castle lacks artifacts but does have plentiful info boards and a few video stations. Lots of steps.

Be sure to visit at high tide in order to get good views of the castle and the sea. The staff was polite. We climbed the stairs to see the view - in clear weather even France is visible. Entrance fee is £16.90. The castle is easily accessible by public transport. It was a sunny day and we ended up in a cafe nearby - overall a nice experience.

Gorgeous castle. So much to see and do. You can download a free audio guide on your phone but there's plenty of signs with excellent information. Amazing views from the roof.

Beautiful panoramic views from 2/3 way up and above. Long climb up steps but my mother managed to reach 2/3 way up aged 89 and recovering from hip operation 5 months earlier. Seating points throughout. Cafe near entrance. Wedding venue. Video of history near entrance and various historical features with descriptions throughout the castle. Hundreds of years of history.

This is a fantastic castle. It's huge, with lots to explore. There's some WW2 additions, and you can see the other developments over the centuries. Great views out over the town, sea, and even to France in the distance. Well explained, and with some clever use of art and sculpture to illuminate the history. One of the best I've been to - and I've been to a lot.

Really good day out towering medieval castle overlooking the the beautiful Gory Harbour. The castle is perched precariously on top of the cliffs, so there are a lot of steps but once inside the castle it gets less steep. Try to time your visit to coincide with one of the free guided tours, you will get so much more from your visit. The castles history starts with the Vikings and runs through to the Germans and WW2, there is a small cafe serving drinks and light snacks.

Mont Orgueil Castle Lots of nooks and crannies. Great view of the sea, beach and surrounding areas. The castle has steep steps in areas, so it's not so good for those with mobility problems. You can buy a guide book for £1, or just wander around yourself. And of course it has a nice café and toilet facilities.

A very imposing and remarkably well preserved medieval castle with a very informative museum of the history of the cannon. A multi level castle with a lot of steps between the levels to the maze of rooms through which you can finally climb to the very top revealing some spectacular views.

Great views if you make it to the top. Some signage or maps to help navigate round the labyrinth like doorways and endless stairs would have been helpful. My 16 year old declared it the best castle she's visited which is high praise!

Need to be fairly fit to make the most of it as many steps often uneven or spiral as expected in an old castle. Spectacular views over Gorey, the coast and the French mainland. Lots of rooms to explore but easy to miss bits. Nice cafe.

Well worth the price of admission - a huge amount to explore in a labyrinth of (still easy to navigate) rooms with a great variety of exhibits, paintings and hidden areas to uncover. Spectacularly preserved too!

Old, interesting defensive structure with lots of steps to climb but great views. The castle interior is largely empty but contains a few contemporary artworks loosely connected to the castle’s historic past. Small pleasant cafe near the castle entrance with toilet.

I had a great time looking around the castle. The video was very informative on the castle’s history.

It's a really good castle, lots of rooms to see, and a lot of history . Lots of steps, but we'll be worth it. There is parking near but I think you need to pay. You can spend 2 to 3 hours here. It also has a cafe here aswell.

Great visit to the castle. Loads of displays inside, fantastic views all around the surrounding area and plenty of historic information well displayed. I was skeptical due to the cost but have thoroughly enjoyed the visit with the kids and recommend it. The dress up area for kids went down a treat!

If you are visiting Jersey, this is a must-do place to visit. It’s a fantastic castle, steeped in history, with multiple layers over the ages. There is a lot to see here. You can also walk to the castle from the village either to the left or right. I would recommend starting at the top and working down. You can walk around most of the castle and the views from the top are fantastic. There are lots of rooms to explore, some with exhibits. We spent a couple of hours here, mainly taking pictures. This is somewhere I would highly recommend.

We turned up on a wet and windy February and were given an absolutely wonderful free tour by a fantastic volunteer called Daniel. His breadth of knowledge and ability to communicate his love of this Castle was inspiring. Without a doubt, the best tour I've ever been on.

This was cool! Fun for children and adults who like exploring old castles and learning about the people who previously lived there.

Impressive castle on the edge of a cliff. Lots of signs but quite a few were weather/sun damaged so difficult to read. Inside there were quite a few art installations in dark rooms and little light so difficult to view the installation. For example the plague installation and the dragons installation.

It has a lot of steps. And some areas are not suitable for people with reduced mobility. Saying that there is still plenty to see if you are able to walk up a few steps. The first 30 something steps will take you to the garden, and 30 something steps more you will reach some open areas and some 50 more will take you to some of the more interesting bits. Views are gorgeous. And it is a proper castle with lots of secret spaces and a bit of a maze. Absolutely amazing. Worth visiting 100%. The food is not great so highly.recommended to eat before. You might get a sandwich or some chips but that is about it.

Lovely walk from St Aubins. Starts just round corner from Morrison's. Bought sandwiches to take with us. Well signposted and fabulous views when we got there. Was 3 and half miles each way and well-deserved ice-cream at light-house. We could have stopped off at Poplars tearooms on way but went there from St Brelades on another walk

A great photo opportunity! Be sure to visit at low tide and during sunset - the views are magical. The location is accessible by public transport but check the bus schedule if visiting out of high season. We came here at low tide and walked to the lighthouse itself. Climbing the stairs was not possible because the fence was locked but the main beauty was the overall look. Near the lighthouse there are several hoppers left after WWII - they looked clean and maintained which was a nice surprise. There`s a lot of history here.

Great views and a nice walk. The ice cream parlour on the top of the hill is amazing. Make sure you check tide times if you walk over to the lighthouse, as the causeway would be submerged and you are stuck.

Glad to say the tide was out so I could walk over the causeway to see it closer. One of Jersey's most iconic landmarks.

The lighthouse is particularly beautiful without buildings, and although there are no other architectural attractions around, it is worth exploring the remains of the bunkers that have preserved many historical relics, and walking along the trail and watching the boats passing by the coastline make you want to start a new journey

Must be great when the sunsets and the light house is operating. Feels very atmospheric. There are also a number of WW2 fortifications in the area some of which are occasionally open to the public to visit. The lighthouse has a causeway to it so please be mindful of tide times. Parking is available and there's an ice cream stall open for the summer period Toilets are close by, and it's reasonably disabled friendly place to visit.

Lovely place and beautiful sunsets. Sea tides create each day different landscape.

Simply beautiful. Anytime of day is good to visit. Sunsets can be spectacular. Storms are amazing. This place has it all.

Amazing views. Walk the causeway at low tide to the lighthouse and explore the many rock pools on the way. Head back up the hill on foot to the busy Corbie Phare restaurant for lunch at a sensible price for quality sea food.

Great, the wind was howling in November but liked walking around the site. The bus drops you nearby and is hourly. Worth a visit.

This was one of my mom n dads favorite places to visit when they were in Jersey... So along with my dad we took a trip on a dull Sunday... As we walked to the lighthouse the most started to clear, and we got some fantastic views... The rocks either side of the causeway clearly visible... We meandered back had an ice cream in the sun, watched as the tide came in, took bets on whether people would make it back or not.. 🤣🤣... Lovely place.. so calm and serene

The View is excellent from the coastline and the walk across at low tide is great and definitely worth it, but make sure you get the timing right with the tides. There are many WWII bunkers which are located on the cliffs at the start of the walk to the lighthouse.

What a beautiful place! We walked across as there was a low tide and the beauty was breathtaking.

An iconic landmark of Jersey. Small car parking area. Check tide times prior to visiting as its only accessible via causeway at low tide. Well worth the walk.