2025 Saint Helier Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

Jersey⭐ is an underrated beautiful island ⭐Jersey is a British Overseas Territory, easily accessible with a UK visa Although it belongs to the UK, Jersey has its own currency, The cost of living is similar to the UK, and there are many flights between Jersey and London ⭐Trace the footsteps of history, stroll in the early morning sun, arrive at the port of Jersey, after checking into the hotel, you can stroll in the capital St. Helier, feel the charm of history. In Alice Square, appreciate the oldest buildings on the island. A seafood feast at noon with local wine, taste buds dancing in the song of the sea. In the afternoon, have a cup of coffee and enjoy the afternoon sun in Jersey. ⭐Gifts of nature, the northern coastline and outdoor hiking, enjoy the beautiful scenery along the northern coastline. Be stunned in front of the raging waves ⭐Accommodation suggestions: You can choose the capital St. Helier, the most central place is convenient to go to all directions. ⭐Transportation, the main mode of transportation here is the bus, routes 12A and 15 can take you to almost all the attractions you want to go to. Overall, Jersey is very suitable for everyone to relax on weekends, every resident we met here is very enthusiastic and friendly, when my friends and I couldn't find the restaurant we were going to, the passerby we asked for directions even drove us to our destination. There are many dog owners here, they like to walk their dogs by the sea on sunny days, my friends and I have more than once envied this leisurely and happy lifestyle, and truly experienced the relaxation of body and mind

What a day to be in Jersey! I had the absolute privilege of standing in Liberation Square for the 80th anniversary of Liberation Day, and it was nothing short of incredible. The atmosphere was electric — a sea of people waving flags, live music, cheers all around… and just as the parade reached its peak, a wave of confetti came raining down. Couldn’t stop smiling – it was like being inside a celebration itself. The sun was out, the crowd was buzzing, and the sense of pride and remembrance was so real you could feel it. A beautiful tribute to freedom and resilience, marking the day Jersey was freed from occupation in 1945. If you ever get the chance to be there for it — go. It’s history, joy, and community all rolled into one. #LiberationDay #JerseyCI #80YearsFree #Liberation80 #ChannelIslands #LiberationSquare #JerseyParade #BritishHistory #FreedomCelebration #HistoricMoments #TravelUK #IslandLife #FestiveVibes #CommunitySpirit #LivingHistory #SunnyDays #TravelWithHeart #ConfettiMoments #WWIIAnniversary #JerseyEvents #CultureAndHeritage #JerseyTravel #IslandEscape #FeelTheMoment #ParadeDay #HistoryRemembered #UKTravels #TravelStories #CelebratingFreedom #UnforgettableDays

📍P1-The beach in front of the hotel is very quiet and there are not many people🤩The sunset is particularly beautiful 📍P3-Jersey Museum & Art Gallery 📍P4-English breakfast is very authentic in the hotel👍La Haule Manor 📍P5-An ice cream shop in the city center 📍P7-Elizabeth Castle, a unique experience riding a tidal boat #Jersey #UKTravel

#ferrytrip #100WaysOfTravel Jersey, the largest of the Channel Islands, is a beautiful blend of French and British culture, offering visitors a unique experience. Whether you're a history buff, nature lover, or beach enthusiast, Jersey has something for everyone. ### Arrival and Getting Around Arriving in Jersey is easy, with flights from the UK and ferries from France. The island is small, so renting a bike or car is the best way to explore its scenic coastlines and charming villages. ### Highlights 1. **St. Helier**: Jersey’s capital is a vibrant mix of modern shops and historical landmarks. Don't miss the Maritime Museum and Elizabeth Castle, which offers stunning views of the island. 2. **Mont Orgueil Castle**: This medieval fortress in Gorey is one of the best-preserved castles in Europe. Walking through its towers and dungeons gives a sense of Jersey's rich history. 3. **The War Tunnels**: A sobering reminder of Jersey’s occupation during World War II, these tunnels tell the story of the islanders' resilience during the Nazi occupation. 4. **Beaches**: St. Brelade's Bay and Plemont Beach are perfect for sunbathing, swimming, or enjoying the island’s breathtaking sunsets. Jersey’s beaches offer both relaxation and adventure, with watersports like surfing and paddleboarding. 5. **Nature Walks**: The island’s coastal paths provide stunning views of cliffs, lighthouses, and wildlife. Head to the north coast for rugged landscapes or La Corbière for its iconic lighthouse. ### Food Jersey is known for its fresh seafood. Local delicacies like Jersey oysters, crab, and potatoes are a must-try. For a truly local experience, enjoy a meal at one of the island’s many beachside cafés. Jersey combines historical intrigue, natural beauty, and culinary delights, making it a perfect destination for a peaceful and enriching getaway.

🏨Longueville Manor Located in St. Helier, Jersey, UK🇬🇧 18-minute drive from Jersey Airport✈️ Samares Manor, ⛲️The Gardens of Sameres Manor, and Jersey Archive🏖️ are all within a short distance, making it convenient for guests to explore the area. · The hotel is close to several popular tourist attractions🎢, including 🌠Jersey Museum, Liberation Square, and Liberation Square Sculture. ⛱️You can plan a more compact and convenient itinerary. · In addition to the hotel restaurant, there is also a thoughtful room service, a lobby bar, and a bar🥃. Nearby, there are 🥗Liberty'S, Green Island Restaurant (British cuisine), and Cafe Zephyr (Western cuisine)🥩. There are more than 290 restaurants within 3 km, including Western restaurants🥐, coffee shops☕️, and seafood restaurants🦞.

Looking for that perfect island escape? 🏖️ Let's talk about the Grand Jersey Hotel and Spa, where luxury meets comfort! Nestled on the Esplanade in Saint Helier, this spot is a traveler's dream. 🛌💤 First off, the rooms are HUGE! You'll have enough space to salsa dance around your suitcase. Cleanliness? Spotless – you could eat your dinner off the floor (but hey, there's room service for that). 🍽️ Speaking of which, the dining is top-notch with flavors that'll make your taste buds do a happy dance. 🕺 Now, let's chat amenities. We're talking plush robes, a spa that'll melt your stress away, and a gym for those who like to lift more than just a fork. 💪🧖‍♀️ And the cherry on top? The location is primo – you're just a stone's throw from the sea with views that'll make your Instagram followers green with envy. 🌊📸 Slide into those fluffy slippers and find your slice of paradise at: Esplanade, Saint Helier, JE2 3QA, United Kingdom 📍 #Jersey #JerseyHotel #JerseyTravel

If you are looking for a work break in the UK, then Jersey is your getaway destination 😉. A small island located south and the furthest of the Channel Islands in the UK, it offers more than its size. Itinerary can differ, but St Helier, being the capital city, offers you the best hotel deals and cuisine options. Whether you love history (visit the #jerseywartunnels), infrastructure (visit Elizabeth castle, Cobriere Lighthouse), Animals (visit #jerseyzoo), beaches (visit #St Helier beach or #St BreladesBay). This island is worth a visit 😀

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Elizabeth Castle is located on a tidal island in St. Aubin Bay, St. Helier, Jersey, a British Crown dependency. When the tide is low, you can walk directly to the six places, and when the tide is high, boats become the only means of transportation. Construction of the earliest part of the castle, the Upper Wing, including Queen Elizabeth Gate, began in 1594. The work was done by Flemish military engineer Paul Ivy. Because the range of artillery at the time meant that the existing Orgueil Hill Castle on the east coast (Figure 2) was inadequate to defend Jersey, and the capital port of St Helier was vulnerable to attack by ships equipped with artillery. As Governor of the Channel from 1600 to 1603, Lord Raleigh modernized its defenses. This included building a new fort to protect the approaches to St Helier, Isabella Bellissima Fort or Elizabeth Castle. The castle was named after the then King Elizabeth I of England. The castle later became the site of St Helier Abbey, but during the Reformation the king confiscated the monastic buildings and used them for military purposes. During the Seven Years' War in the 18th century, it became a prison for French prisoners of war, including perhaps most famously, Jean-Louis Le Lutte, a Catholic priest of the Society of Foreign Missions in Paris and Lieutenant-Governor of Acadia (today's Acadia in the United States, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick in Canada). The castle was also used for military purposes during the German occupation of Jersey. #OverseasTravel #IslandHoliday #EuropeTravel #Seaview #Castle #UK #UKTravel #BestPlacesInUK #Tide