Walking in Jersey, Guernsey and Sark

Walking information

Walks on this holiday are gentle and flat. There are no tough climbs. Walks are through villages, woods and along coastline.

Day 1: Arrival in Jersey

Arrival on the Jersey island. Private transfer from the airport to your hotel.

Explore St. Helier's harbours, and see some of the historical locations that have shaped the harbours both old and new. During this walk enjoy fantastic views of Fort Regent, Elizabeth Castle

An optional first hike allows you to discover the wild and rocky northern coastline, around Saint John's Church. On this walk you will reach Les Platons, the highest point of the Channel Islands, and, nestled between the high cliffs, the bays of Bonne Nuit Bay and Boulay Bay.
You stay at Hotel Royal *** in St Helier (Breakfast included)

Day 2: Jersey : The South West Coast (13km/8.1mi)

In the morning, head south of the island, towards the Pointe de Corbiere and its famous lighthouse. The coastal route takes you along the immense sandy bay of Saint-Brelade. Continue to Noirmont Point, revealing the few fortifications dating from the Second World War and end at Saint-Aubin, a charming fishing village with a large sandy bay. For more flexibility, we suggest to use the local public transport (bus) to reach the walk starting point and to come back to the hotel.
You stay at Hotel Royal *** in St Helier (Breakfast included)

Day 3: Jersey : The Northern Coastal Path (18km/11.2mi)

Today, discover the north-western coastal path : from Saint-John's-Church to L'Etacq. Along the coastline, in the wildest environment, following the sharp coastline, you reach the Greve de Lecq, one of the most fascinating bays on the island. The route ends at the rocky Pinnacle needle. For more flexibility, we suggest to use the local public transport (bus) to reach the walk starting point and to come back to the hotel.
You stay at Hotel Royal *** in St Helier (Breakfast included)

Day 4: Guernsey : Point of Jerbourg (6km/3.7mi)

Transfer to the harbour and boat crossing to Guernsey. Arrive at Saint-Peter's-Port, the capital of Guernsey, its scenic harbour and its historic gardens. You will discover a natural island. Depending on your arrival time in Guernsey, you can walk to the south from Jerbourg Point. You will walk up the east coast towards Saint-Peter's-Port and discover, among other things, Fermain Bay and its breath-taking views over the ocean, and Bluebell Wood: a dense and wild forest with varied colours.
You stay at Duke of Normandie*** in St Peter Port (Breakfast included)

Day 5: Discover Sark (14km/8.7mi)

Today, you board for one of the smallest Channel Islands: Sark. Considered the crown jewel of the Islands, Sark is a wonderful place to escape to. With no cars and unpaved roads, you can step back in time to unspoilt landscape. Today's route leads you from 'big Sark' to 'little Sark' and the crossing of the Coupée, a spectacular rocky ridge overlooking the sea. It will be one of the highlights of your program. Boat back to Guernsey.
You stay at Duke of Normandie*** in St Peter Port (Breakfast included)

Day 6: Guernsey : The South Coast (19km/11.8mi)

From Icart Point, your route heads west along the spectacular cliff path with coves, beaches, wild coastline and a moorland plateau, heather and gorse. On a clear day you can see the French coastline and the Cliff Path offers stunning views over the ocean and coastal cliffs. For more flexibility, we suggest to use the local public transport (bus) to reach the walk starting point and to come back to the hotel.
You stay at Duke of Normandie*** in St Peter Port (Breakfast included)

Day 7: Leave Guernsey

Transfer from your hotel to Guernsey airport.

Potentially, an extra night in Jersey or Guernsey will allow you to explore another island : Herm !