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Havre de Pas swimming pool was constructed in the 1890s by The Jersey Swimming Club and officially opened on 22nd of May 1895. Havre de Pas had always been a popular place to swim even before the swimming pool was built. The swimming pool was built by the Jersey Swimming Club which was formed in [...] Beauport Bay has a stretch of sheltered sand which is without a doubt one of the beaches Jersey’s is most famous for. It is used regularly in Jersey tourism publications.On this beach the softest golden sand sits just below the smooth pebbles which announce the transition between nature reserve to beach. The view out to the sea [...] Plemont Bay is on the North West coast of Jersey it is one of our unique beaches that give Jersey a diversity of fabulous clean beaches bringing visitors back year after year. At high tide the sand is covered and you will need to us the stairs to get down from the cliffs to the [...] Archirondel beach is on the North East coast of Jersey and the breakwater is the remains of the plans to build a large harbour. The harbour was to stretch to St Catherine’s breakwater where the entrance to the harbour would have been. The tower and breakwater give Archirondel its character and give it shelter from [...] Bonne Nuit Bay is roughly in the middle of Jersey’s north coast it is a small fishing harbour and a good place for a quiet sunbathe or a picnic but not the best for swimming and completely unsuitable for surfing due to the small boats and their moorings. Bonne Nuit Bay “Bouonne Niet” in Jersey [...] Portelet Bay is a small bay located on the south west coast of Jersey very close to St. Brelade’s Bay. Portelet Bay is crescent shaped, southerly facing, sheltered and secluded beach. The beach is sheltered from winds by the granite cliffs which surround it on three sides. Portelet is a great place for snorkeling and [...] Green Island is a beach and area which gets its name from a feature on the beach a tidal island called La Motte. Sitting on the south east coast of Jersey Green Island has the typical rocky beach landscape found on the east coast of Jersey. Be careful not to be cut off by the [...] St Aubin’s Bay is a long stretch of beach that goes all the way from St Helier Yacht Marina to St Aubins harbour which is an historic gem of restaurants and pubs well worth a visit. Just behind the sea wall there is a busy path for cyclists and walkers, you can take a walk or cycle [...] |
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