Four days of easy exploring.

Start your day the right way at The Hungry Man kiosk, nestled on the harbour wall in Rozel Harbour. Known for their hearty, simple classics, tuck into tasty burgers (meat and veggie both available), fresh crab sandwiches and delicious bacon butties, along with a delectable selection of homemade cakes. Ideally located on the north-east coast, The Hungry Man is the perfect place to get your fill, ready for a day of discovery.

Get off the beaten track with Jersey National Park and some of the island’s experts, as you are taken on an audio adventure across the four corners of our beautiful island, all at your own pace.

Test your twitching skills with Neil Singleton at Jersey Birding Tours, a local expert on all things ornithological, with over 40 years experience in Jersey. Be sure to grab your binoculars and keep your eyes peeled for the elusive avian that grace our sunny shores during breading season; including puffins, Little Egrets, Cirl Buntings, Short-toed Treecreeper and Bitterns.

Saddle up and set off on a two-wheeled adventure with electric bikes, a simple, sustainable and affordable way to travel around Jersey’s winding green lanes. You’ll find an abundance of bike hires around St. Helier. Before you ride off, make sure to stop by The Yard to grab yourself an amazing coffee and croissant to fuel up for the day.

You’d be forgiven for thinking that you had stepped back in time on arrival at Samares Manor, whose stunning gardens were originally created in 1920. You’ll soon lose yourself in the variety of different areas, wandering through herb gardens, rose gardens, Japanese gardens and explosions of wildflowers.

Experience Jersey’s rich marine life and the uniqueness of bioluminescent creatures on this ‘moonwalk’ across the seabed as you encounter a fascinating phenomenon that very few locals ever see or even know about. You’ll be led by local guides, Derek, Trudie and Shiela who have been leading people amongst the rocks, channels and rockpools for over 15 years.

An island shaped by its giant tides, Jersey became home to some of the first Neolithic hunter gatherers, who arrived to farm the fertile soil nearly 6,000 years ago. Why not start by visiting La Pouquelaye de Faldouet, which is a Neolithic passage grave that leads onto a unique double chamber. Visit the atmospheric site to see the main chamber and the small stone cists, or boxes that surround it and be wowed by the massive 24-ton capstone covering the end chamber.

Home to one of the ten oldest buildings in the world, a visit to La Hougue Bie Museum is a truly memorable experience. Unlike many other dolmens, you can stand inside its chamber and feel the atmosphere of this profoundly sacred space. There is a café onsite run by the team behind Beresford Street Kitchen, so when you’ve finished exploring take some time out to sit and marvel at this fascinating site over lunch or a cup of coffee.

Stretch your legs with this two mile cliff path walk between Grève de Lecq and Plémont Bay where you’ll enjoy some of the most iconic views of the Channel Islands. With views across to our neighbours in Guernsey and Sark, as well as views of northern France – it can be a photographers dream.

Spend the morning immersing yourself in Jersey’s history as you climb the battlements, explore the turrets and bunkers, and discover the Hermitage where Saint Helier is thought to have lived around 550 A.D. Why not embark on an audio tour, led by local experts and historians? Accessible at low tide by foot or, at both low and high tide, using the ambhibious castle ‘duck’ which will transport you across the bay to and from the castle.

It’s no secret that St. Brelade’s Bay is one of the most picturesque spots on the island. With its coastal walking paths, soft golden sands, crystal clear waters and an array of fabulous cafés, bars, restaurants, there are activities for all. Whether you stop by St. Brelade’s Bay Hotel for afternoon tea, Oyster Box for some cocktails and local crab or just grab an award-winning Jersey Dairy ice-cream on the go – there truly is something for everyone.

Live like a local, bask in the golden hour sun and end your day in style with a sunset BBQ at La Saline. Light the coals and cook up some Genuine Jersey produce from John Hackett sausages alongside some Faulkner Fisheries hand dived scallops or lobster. Relax, sit back and unwind with a Stinky Bay Ale in hand as the sun sinks over the Atlantic.