Five day luxury experience.

Suma’s restaurant is close by and lunch on the terrace, with fabulous views of Mont Orgueil Castle and the harbour, is a good way to continue your sampling of local produce. Did we mention that Jersey Lobster is another of our “Big 4” local delicacies? A lobster lunch with a view of the castle is a pretty special lunchtime treat.

After a long lazy lunch, zip back to town to curl up and watch a film in the private cinema at the Grand Jersey Hotel and Spa. Grab your popcorn and relax after a hard day of oysters, champagne and lunching. Ask the team at the Grand for a Jersey ice cream during the intermission and you will have sampled three out of four of our must-try local products.

Once re-energised, pop into St. Helier for supper. Book a table at The Watchmaker, a classic European wine bar, which specialises in wine, Champagne and charcuterie, for an intimate and cosy experience, or head to Sangria for tapas in St. Helier’s historic Royal Square, scene of the Battle of Jersey in 1781.

Once you are back on dry land, head to the South Coast Pier for a spot of local Gin and Rum tasting at the Channel Islands Liquor Company’s Jersey Distillery. The distillery is located in a renovated 18th century sail loft at the French Harbour adjacent to the St. Helier Yacht Club. Pink Granite Gin, Wheadon’s Gin and Indica Rum are all available to sample, accompanied by an informative and short talk about the products.

After sampling a little local tipple, let your chauffeur take you across the island to Jersey Zoo; your home for the evening. Luxury camping in the grounds of the zoo, the wildlife park founded in 1959 by writer and conservationist Gerald Durrell is not your average camping experience. This is as glam as glamping can get, with log burners, fridges and private bathrooms. Doze off to the sounds of the lemurs and tamarins, whilst feeling like you are in a luxury hotel.

After all that had work, and a nice warm shower, you deserve that Jersey Afternoon Tea. Jump in your luxury hire car and drive up to Longueville Manor, where the concierge will park your car and guide you to your table by the outdoor pool for afternoon tea. Dainty finger sandwiches, freshly baked scones loaded with thick Jersey cream and bite sized pastries will be served to your table.

Once afternoon tea has defeated you, take a walk around the kitchen gardens and pop in to explore the wine cellar, where a private tasting can be arranged. If you are a little tired after taking care of the endangered wildlife, wrap up in a robe and visit The Cottage Garden spa at Longueville. The signature massage uses unique and natural oils handcrafted by local Jersey cosmetic brand Manomara. A real relaxing treat.

Surf is always up in Jersey! Europe’s oldest surf club is located on the island and we have waves for days. Breakfast at the local beach restaurant El Tico Beach Cantina never disappoints. Situated directly next door to where you will rent your surf-board, grab a table outside and watch the waves roll in while you fuel up for your surf experience.

For those already accustomed to the surf, book a board and take to the waves. If you are new to the world of surfing, book a private beginners lesson at one of the many surf providers in St. Ouen’s Bay. Perfect for thrill-seekers and for those who want to try something new; let your experienced and patient instructor teach you the moves. Jersey also hosts Little Joe’s Surf School, where the focus is on children learning about their environment, sea and beach safety and the importance of being outdoors. If they can do it; you can.

You have more than earned your supper after that early start and surf experience! Reserve the Chef’s Table at Jersey’s Michelin-starred Bohmeia restaurant for a very special evening of local flavours, where you will be sat right at the heart of the action. Contemporary European dishes, abundant with local produce, feature on the tasting menus by Head Chef Callum Graham. Callum retained Bohemia’s Michelin Star for their 17th consecutive year – in his first year in the position. The Chef’s Table is a really special, luxury gastro experience.

Hotel L’horizon’s beautiful sun terrace is situated directly behind the beach. It takes two minutes to walk from the beach onto the terrace for a little cocktail with a view. Your car can pick you up from the front of the hotel and take you back to where you are staying to freshen up and get ready for your magical and final experience of your trip.

Like a firework display at your feet, meet your guide at La Rocque Harbour for the most magical of Jersey experiences; a private bioluminescence walk. As the tide goes out, tiny creatures glow in the dark and light up the sand. One of Jersey’s best-kept secrets. Booking is essential.