A popular tourist destination for decades, Jersey offers visitors beautiful beaches, rugged coastline and compelling history. The largest of the Channel Islands, it is influenced by neighbouring France as well as Britain, which can be seen reflected in its language, culture and food. It boasts a climate similar to the UK and an array of outdoor activities from scenic hiking trails to pristine beaches and delicious cuisine that emphasizes locally grown products and ingredients from freshly caught seafood to organic meat. Whether you wish to discover ancient castles, trek across spectacular landscapes, embrace adventure or simply unwind while breathing in the fresh salt air, there is something to suit every taste.
Jersey may be small, but the island is home to countless attractions. From the miles of unspoilt coastline and areas of natural beauty, to museums and historical monuments, the island is well worth exploring in detail. Jersey is also steeped in seafaring history, and mouth-wateringly fresh seafood is plentiful, to be savoured amidst a scenic coastal backdrop.
On a trip to Jersey be sure to:
Passengers flying to Jersey will arrive at Jersey Airport, gateway to the island and the only airport. It handles flights to the UK and some European destinations.
A number of airlines operate flights to Jersey including: Flybe, easyJet and British Airways, which has been recognized as one of the Top 15 airlines in the world, according to eDreams Best Airlines study 2016.
Jersey Airport is located in Saint Peter about 5 miles west northwest of Saint Helier.
Local bus service number 15 can be taken from directly in front of the Arrivals Terminal, which connects with Liberation Station in St Helier, Red Houses and St Aubin. Taxis are available in front of the Arrivals Terminal and can also be pre-organised. Additionally, several car rental agencies operate from the airport.