Walk around the island over a long weekend.

Begin at St. Helier and walk along the bayside promenade to St. Aubin, where cafés and restaurants line the harbourside. Carry on past the harbour, climbing the steep hill at the end towards the headland at Noirmont and Portelet, down towards Ouaisné and across the bay to St. Brelade, stopping for lunch at a beachside restaurant. Then finish your walk with the coastal path from St. Brelade’s Church and past Beauport and Corbière Lighthouse to the start of St. Ouen’s Bay at La Pulente.

Starting at La Pulente, your walk takes you across the miles of sand of St. Ouen’s Bay to L’Etacq where a steep climb opens out to wartime batteries and bunkers left behind from the German Occupation.  Continue past the ruins of Grosnez Castle and onto Plemont, stopping for lunch at the beach café. Follow the final section of this walk for picturesque cliff paths and a downhill finish to the pretty beach at Grève de Lecq.

Starting from Grève de Lecq, navigate by country lanes and cliff paths towards Devil’s Hole, a natural blowhole carved out of the rock. Continuing, the cliff path snakes along the coast towards Sorel Point, along some of the highest cliffs in the island, past Wolf’s Caves and down to Bonne Nuit Bay Café for lunch. Take the lower cliff path for the best sea views along this pretty stretch to Bouley Bay for a well-deserved cup of tea from ‘Mad Mary’s’ beachside kiosk.

It’s the longest day of walking, so after starting at Bouley Bay, set yourself up with a breakfast roll at Rozel’s Hungry Man Café.  Then walk inland for a section through to St Catherine’s Tower and then back to the coast to Archirondel, Anne Port and past Mont Orgueil Castle. Stop for lunch at Gorey harbour before walking along the sea wall, past Martello towers and the low tide ‘lunar landscape’ of La Rocque, St. Clement’s Bay and then back along the beach into St. Helier.