Steep cliffs, clad in gorse and bracken, overlook perfect hidden bays and inlets, while an uninterrupted coastal path climbs and dips, roller-coaster like, its entire length. Little wonder it’s where you’ll find some of the finest walking in Jersey.
St. Mary's northern loop.
Despite appearances to the contrary, St. Mary is not the smallest of Jersey’s parishes by area, but due to its small size and rural nature, it’s by far one of the quietest. The north boundary is the sea, with magnificent wild cliffs, which are a riot of colour in spring and early summer. Finish and start at St. Mary’s Country Inn for some well-earned refreshment – the pub has a reputation for excellent food and ale.
Sorel Point to Devil's Hole.
From the northern tip of Sorel Point, join the cliff path heading west. This is a fantastic way to discover what makes Jersey’s shoreline so special. The North coast is made up of high jagged cliffs, intersected by secluded coves and valleys. The cliff paths will take you deeper into Mourier Valley before arriving at Devil’s Hole. The Priory Inn is the perfect place to rest your feet and possibly grab a bite to eat or drink.
A circular walk from Bouley Bay.
This is a great chance to explore the coast line between Bouley Bay and Bonne Nuit as well as the lush the surroundings of Egypt Woods. A walk between two glorious bays – travel across the north coast from Bouley Bay to Bonne Nuit surrounded by the lush and greenery of Egypt Woods. Very popular amongst locals, Egypt Woods and the surrounding areas are perfect for putting a smile on your face and freshness in your heart. Enjoy some favourite local restaurants on this walk, starting at Mad Mary’s Café and finishing at Bonne Bay Café for authentic local produce right by the ocean.
The great northern loop.
Choose a challenging Jersey walk and take on the north coast cliff paths, it can be completed in either direction, it’s your choice. Take in the stunning views from the north coast as well as the inland country lanes that zig zag their way through the heart of the island. There are plenty of places to stop along the way and take a well-earned rest.
St. John's Village to Sorel Point.
The perfect walk to discover the north coast of Jersey. Start at the parish church of St. John and march down La Route du Nord directly to the main coastal road. You will head west, winding round the north coast headland with magnificent views and hidden caves only accessible by swimming or kayak. Follow signs for Sorel Point to the northern tip of the island and towards adjoining cliff paths for further adventure.
