Dive into Jersey's natural side.

Get really wild with a stay at Durrell Wildlife Camp. Luxury camping in the grounds of Jersey Zoo, the wildlife park founded in 1959 by writer and conservationist Gerald Durrell, is as glam as glamping gets. With log burners, fridges and private bathrooms under geodesic domes, this really feels so much more than a normal camping experience. The Zoo café is right next door to the camp and offers Thai food and wood-fired pizzas. If you fancy an adventure, wander down the hill to the Rozel Bay for dinner in the The Rozel Pub or head to the pier for a burger at The Hungry Man café. Get back to the camp and doze off to the sounds of the lemurs and tamarins, whilst feeling like you are in a luxury hotel.

Wake up to the sounds of wildlife and, after an al fresco breakfast in the sunshine, make your way to Jersey Zoo to meet your neighbours. This stunning, 32-acre park is home to some of the world’s rarest animals; there is a reason that Jersey Zoo is known as “the jewel in Jersey’s crown.” Time your visit to each of the animals alongside their feeding times to hear the keepers share their personal insights into the lives of the animals, and their quirky habits! You can even arrange a behind the scenes visit or try your hand at being a keeper for the day.

Discover Jersey on a journey with zero emissions on an electric bike. It is so easy. Download EVie’s Freebike app from the iOS App Store or Google Play Store and register. FIND an available bike near you using the map in EVie’s Freebike app. Go to the bike. RENT the EVieBike by opening the app and scanning the QR code you’ll find on the battery beneath the seat. Press ‘Rent Bike’ in the app. Squeeze either brake lever twice, quickly. PARK your bike at an EVieBike virtual station (free) using the app map or wherever you want to call it a day for a small rehoming fee.

Get lost in the wild’s of St. Ouen’s Bay. Kazz from Wild Adventures will take you foraging and teach you about the wild, edible and medicinal plants Jersey has to offer. Once you have collected your bounty, enjoy a wild BBQ with Kazz; if you’re lucky he’ll arrive equipped with his homemade elderflower champagne. Gorgeous.

Fancy taking a RIB trip accompanied by your very own Yoga Instructor so you can connect with nature miles away from reality? Book a trip with Jersey Seafaris and let them whisk you, and Island Hop Yoga with Vanessa, off to the incredible islands of Les Ecréhous or Les Minquiers. Miles of reefs and sandbanks, surrounded by crystal clear waters. Book a picnic lunch from The 3 Arches and pick it up just before you get on the rib, ready for your trip across the water. After an hour long yoga class, dive into those clear waters or take the time to explore. You may be joined by a seal or a dolphin alongside the boat on your way home.

La Crête Fort is nestled on a headland and built on Jersey’s rugged north coast. Surrounded on three sides by the sea it is regarded as ‘an icon of the island’s strong sense of individuality and self- determination’ and as a Jersey Heritage property is available as a holiday let. With awe inspiring views and a secluded beach nearby, dating back to 1830 and sitting on a site first militarised in the 16th Century, La Crête Fort is the ideal get away from it all, located in Jersey’s National Park. A real retreat.

What could be a better start to the day than a bracing north coast walk along the cliffs? Jersey Uncovered will take you on a guided walk through Jersey National Park, over steep, bracken-clad cliffs which overlook perfect hidden bays. The coastal path climbs and dips, almost rollercoaster like and offers some of the most spectacular scenic walks in Jersey. The Park’s new visitor centre – The Frances Le Sueur Centre – offers yoga classes with a wild bird soundtrack. Bliss.

Walking works up an appetite. Faulkner Fisheries, housed in a WW2 German Bunker at L’Etacq, is the perfect lunch spot. Try the oysters and barbequed local scallops with Jersey Royals, served up with a side order of sea view.

Spend the afternoon with Jersey Birding Tours discovering some of the beautiful birds and wildlife who live in Jersey. From wetlands to sand dunes, reconnect with wide open spaces whilst the Marsh Harriers circle overhead. Your expert guide will take you to the best sites around the island where you can marvel at Jersey’s resident species alongside migrant visitors.

Shinrin-Yoku or Forest Bathing is coined as “The New Yoga”. Join Amanda on a gentle meander through Jersey’s pristine, natural beauty, experience nature and reset, restore and renew. Gather amongst the pine trees, wander down through the sand dunes and finish the day with a foraged wild herb Tea Ceremony, whilst enjoying the beauty of the forest surrounding you.

Step back in time to the 1920’s and enter the wonderful Samarés Manor, where the Manor house dates back, in part, to medieval times. Steeped in Jersey history, it remains the traditional home of the Seigneur de Samarés. Lose yourself in the herb and Japanese gardens whilst walking on paths through the wildflowers.

Proud Chelsea Flower Show gold medallists, the Eric Young Orchid Foundation is the perfect tourist spot whatever the weather. Known as the most extravagant and flamboyant of flowers, this unique centre is dedicated to orchids. Born in 1911, Eric Young was a pioneer of the orchid community, widely respected and honoured throughout. Stroll and picnic amongst the flowers. Beautiful.

Meet your Jersey Walk Adventures guide for the most magical of Jersey experiences; a bioluminescence walk. As night descends and the tide goes out, tiny creatures glow in the dark and light up the sand. In just a few hours the ocean will return to cover your footprints by up to 40ft. One of Jersey’s best-kept secrets.