Want a refreshing getaway just a short distance from Brest ? Jersey, the largest of the Anglo-Norman islands, welcomes you! With its fine sandy beaches, lush landscapes, and historical heritage, this British island with a French charm has everything to captivate you. Discover the must-see attractions of Jersey and let yourself be inspired for your next trip!

 

 

• St. Helier: The capital of Jersey, with its lively port, shops, and covered market. Stroll through the streets, visit Elizabeth Castle, and enjoy the warm atmosphere of this cosmopolitan city. 
• The beaches: Jersey is full of beautiful beaches, ideal for swimming, water sports, or simply relaxing. Don’t miss St Brelade’s Bay, voted one of the most beautiful in the world! 
• The cliffs: The cliffs of Jersey offer spectacular views of the sea. Take the hiking trails that run along them and admire the wild beauty of the coast. 
• Historical heritage: Jersey has a rich historical heritage, a testament to its turbulent past. Visit Mont Orgueil Castle, Corbière Lighthouse, or the World War II tunnels.

 

• Take a boat trip to admire the coasts of Jersey from a different angle.

• Rent a bike and explore the lush landscapes of the island.

• Visit the Jersey Zoo, a true paradise for animals.

 

• Attend a local festival, such as the Battle of Flowers Festival or the Jazz Festival.

And you, what are you waiting for to discover Jersey?

 

Reservations are open for your flight from Brest.

 

 

 

Friday:

• Brest ➝ Jersey: departure at 11:30 – arrival at 11:20

• Jersey ➝ Alderney: departure at 11:50 – arrival at 12:15

• Alderney ➝ Jersey: departure at 12:40 – arrival at 13:00

• Jersey ➝ Brest: departure at 13:50 – arrival at 15:40

Sunday:

• Brest ➝ Jersey: departure at 14:00 – arrival at 13:50

• Jersey ➝ Alderney: departure at 14:20 – arrival at 14:40

• Alderney ➝ Jersey: departure at 15:05 – arrival at 15:25

• Jersey ➝ Brest: departure at 16:15 – arrival at 18:05

 

• The Jersey pound: You may come across Jersey pound notes and coins, especially when you are given change. Don't panic, you can use them or exchange them for British pounds.

• Payments in euros: Although the British pound is the official currency, some businesses, particularly in tourist areas like the airport and the harbor, accept euros. However, this is not mandatory and the exchange rate may be less favorable.

• Credit cards: Credit cards are widely accepted in shops, restaurants, and hotels in Jersey.

• ATMs: You will find ATMs easily in St Helier and throughout the island to withdraw cash in British pounds.