Seven days of family adventure.

A stone’s throw from your breakfast spot at Le Braye; ride the waves or relax into the downward dog on a family surf or yoga session. Both the surf and yoga school cater for all abilities.

Stay west and explore Jersey’s National Park. Go on a bug safari or just have fun playing in one of the largest single dune systems in the British Isles. Treat it as high intensity interval training or take a casual walk to reach the top of the dunes and take in that breathtaking view over St. Ouen’s Bay. Either way it will take your breath away.

Our Jersey cows have been making the creamiest, richest and smoothest ice cream in the world since 1763. Fact. Enjoy it with the sand beneath your toes or after a hard day having fun as the sun sinks over La Corbiére Lighthouse. It really is a scoop of happiness best enjoyed in the sunshine.

Embrace your inner-pirate at The Portelet Inn with a cold beer for grown-ups and a pirate themed play area for little ones. Stone baked pizzas and pub classics are followed by a trip to the Ice-Cream Factory for dessert. Dine al fresco in the sea air during summer months and curl up by the roaring log fire in the winter. A winner for all ages and all seasons.

The jewel in Jersey’s crown, Jersey Zoo was the first ever conservation-led zoo. Over 60 years later, Gerald Durrell’s 32 acre-park is host to some of the world’s rarest and most endangered animals, including orangutans, gorillas and a couple of cheeky bush dogs. Relax with a picnic and wander for hours, or see the best bits in under two hours.

Wherever you are in Jersey you will not be far from The Crab Shack. A home grown restaurant group, located out west in the beautiful St. Brelade’s Bay and next to the Central Market in St. Helier, The Crab Shack offers relaxed family dining and a menu packed with local Jersey produce.

A sheltered, north facing beach, fringed with wooded slopes with enough to keep the little ones entertained all day. Children love building dams in the little stream which runs down the beach, exploring the rock pools and climbing the rocks whilst the grown ups can watch them from the comfort of their deck chairs. You’ll find plenty of options for lunch or that essential ice cream stop and parking is easy to find. The perfect beach for a family day out.

Well worth the effort of getting there, Plémont is located on the rugged north coast and via quite a few steps! A sandy cove featuring the most incredible sea caves and a freshwater waterfall. You will feel like you are in a Famous Five book! If you want to explore more, take the cliff-path walk across the top of the bay. Be careful and check the tide times as the sand is completely covered at high tide. Once the tide retreats, children love playing in the sand bottomed pools that the tide has left behind.

A fab beach for to make your base for the day and where you’ll find the local favourite, Portelet Bay Café. This gem can either be reached by steps or by boat with one of the island’s RIB operators. It is most definitely worth the steps! The PBC team are known for wood fired pizzas, seasonal fresh fish and locally sourced produce; sometimes from their own garden! Sit outside or next to one of the huge windows and take in THAT view.

Located directly on The Railway Walk cycle track, this is a pit stop that will please the whole family, especially with the ‘Elephant Park’ playground right next door. Offering great coffee, brunch and lunch during the day and then sourdough pizzas and tapas in the evenings, “Off the Rails” is a family favourite at all times.

See Jersey’s woodlands from a new height as you step out into thin air; zip-lining through the trees and taking a leap of faith from tree-height platforms, all attached via a body harness of course. A lower route for little ones means that everyone from five years and up can join the high-wire fun at Valley Adventure Centre. Test your head for heights with aerial trekking, get your adrenaline fix on the king swing, take aim and fire with archery, give climbing and abseiling a go or battle it out in paintball or laser combat!

Elizabeth Castle is the perfect place to spend a day exploring Jersey’s history.  Hop on an amphibious puddle duck or walk across the causeway at low tide to reach the Hermitage where Saint Helier is thought to have lived circa 550 A.D. Climb the battlements, explore turrets and bunkers and meet the 18th century Master Gunner on the Parade Ground. He’ll put you through your paces before marching off to the cockpit to fire the Black Powder cannon.

Whilst a wine estate may not be the first thought on a family trip, with a great playground, chocolate tasting and a treasure hunt through the vineyard and estate it’s ok for the grown-ups to treat themselves to a tasting. Reconnect with nature in the beautiful vineyards and orchards of La Mare, in the heart of Jersey’s countryside. Savour handmade wines, spirits, preserves and more on tours and tastings.

Pull up a deckchair or take a table outside for dinner at El Tico. As the sun slips under the sea, spot the surfers catching the last waves of the day as you enjoy fantastic flavours like fish tacos, ribs and curries; all made using the island’s rich local produce. Sit back and relax with a local beer in your hand as the sun sets on your Jersey break. We’ll see you soon.