General Information
A Guide to Jersey for the Disabled
This guide has been compiled in association with the Jersey Access Group to assist disabled visitors to the Island.
Disabled lavatories
Disabled unisex toilets
- Archirondel
- Beaumont (Gunsite)
- Bel Royal
- Churchill Park
- Corbière
- First Tower (promenade)
- Gorey Common
- Gorey House
- Green Street Car Park
- Grève de Lecq
- Howard Davis Park
- La Collette
- La Haule
- La Pulente
- Le Braye
- Les Laveurs
- Millbrook
- Minden Place Car Park
- Patriotic Street Car Park
- Red Houses
- Rozel
- St Aubin
- St Catherine
- Weighbridge
- West Park
Disabled toilets with separate facilities
- La Mare
- La Rocque
- Millards (Grève d'Azette)
- Ouaisné
- Snow Hill
- St Brelade
- West Park (promenade)
Radar keys
Access to all disabled toilets is gained with a radar key. Keys are available for hire at the Visitor Centre at Jersey Tourism, Shopmobility in the Sand Street car park and the Town Hall in St Helier. A refundable £5.00 deposit is required.
Please note all public lavatories are maintained by the Public Services Department. Any comments relating to their standard and service should be made directly to them on +44 (0)1534 601690.
Angling
There are no specialist venues for disabled sea anglers in Jersey, but there are many locations that may be fished successfully by those with lessened mobility.
To receive a free 'Tourist Guide to Angling for the Disabled', please send a stamped addressed envelope to:
Anglingbits
Nouages Neuvaine
Le Chemin au Grèves
Grouville
Jersey
JE3 9BD
Sea fishing
Charter Boat "Theseus II"
Tel: +44 (0)1534 858046
Mobile: +44 (0)7797 728316
Web: www.tarkaseatrips.com
A 38 foot (12 m) Interceptor with full toilet/wash facilities and the latest electronic equipment. Specifically designed to accommodate wheelchairs, the boat is fully licensed and insured to take up to 12 people. Pre-booking essential.
Gentle Wanders - Access for All!
‘Gentle Wanders’ has been designed specifically to cater for walkers with wheelchair users. Sites around the island were assessed on ease of access and fourteen wanders were created, including Rozel Woods in St Martin, Queen’s Valley Reservoir in Grouville and Les Landes maritime heathland in St Ouen. Please remember that nature never stands still and terrain can alter – please be cautious! The ‘Gentle Wanders’ guide can be obtained from Jersey Tourism Visitor Centre for a small donation to charity.
