Jersey may only be nine miles by five, but there’s so much to discover. From winding 15mph ‘Green Lanes’ to scenic coastal touring routes, steep clifftop panoramas and cycle routes that hug the coast – you’ll find that the journey in Jersey is as much a part of the experience as the destination. Whether you’re planning to travel by bus, foot, bike, car, or boat – there’s a transport option for everyone.
By bus
Jersey's bus network
Let someone else take the wheel and explore Jersey with ease on the island’s reliable and convenient public bus network. LibertyBus operate regular services connecting Jersey’s main locations and attractions with Liberation Station in St. Helier, the central hub for all routes. Whether you’re heading to golden beaches, historic landmarks or charming countryside escapes, there’s a bus to take you there.
Staying in town? The handy TownLink service runs Monday to Saturday, making it easy to hop between shops, cafés, and cultural spots in St. Helier. Affordable, efficient, and eco-friendly – buses are a stress-free way to see the island!
Curious where your bus is? Track it in real-time with our live bus tracker!
By foot
Explore Jersey on foot
That’s right – Jersey may be small (just nine miles by five) but it’s packed with hidden gems waiting to be discovered. 48 miles of stunning coastal paths wrapping around the island, rugged clifftop trails, tranquil country lanes, and shaded woodland walks make the island a walker’s paradise.
Step off the beaten track and uncover secret coves, ancient dolmens, and breathtaking sea views that reward every stride. Whether you fancy a gentle seaside stroll or a more challenging hike, Jersey’s diverse landscapes offer something for every pace. Follow marked routes that lead to all corners of the island, or let your curiosity guide you. Lace up your boots, breathe in the fresh sea air, and set off on an island adventure—one step at a time.
By bike
Explore Jersey on two wheels
Jersey is a cyclist’s dream, with a network of quiet, bike-friendly routes winding through fields, farms and along breathtaking coastal paths. Whether you bring your own bike or hire one locally (we’d strongly reccommend an e-bike for less serious cyclists if you want to take on Jersey’s formidable hills with ease) you’ll find plenty of scenic trails and country lanes leading to stunning viewpoints. Take it slow, soak up the island’s charm and don’t forget to plan a pit stop.
Download our cycle map, pick a route and refuel along the way. With fresh sea air and endless views, there’s no better way to explore than on two wheels.
By car
Driving in Jersey
In Jersey, we take life in the slow lane – literally! Our island-wide speed limit is 40mph (64 km/h), but you’ll find plenty of areas where it drops to 30mph or even 20mph, so keep an eye on the signs as you explore.
With over 350 miles of scenic roads twisting through fields, farms and along breathtaking coastal routes, the journey is just as stunning as the destination. Whether you’re driving your own car, hiring one, or hopping in a taxi, getting around is a breeze.
Planning to drive? Make sure you’ve got the right paperwork – a Certificate of Insurance or an International Green Card, plus a valid Driving License or International Driving Permit (UK-issued permits aren’t valid here). And if you’re bringing your own car, don’t forget to display a nationality plate on the back – it’s all part of the adventure!
By boat
Set sail
Set sail and discover Jersey’s stunning coastline and its beautiful archipelago—Les Écréhous and Les Minquiers. These hidden gems are only accessible by boat, offering a unique chance to explore their unspoilt beauty. Whether you’re cruising along the shoreline or enjoying a guided tour, the views will take your breath away. For those seeking luxury, treat yourself to a private boat charter for an indulgent escape.
Plan your trip
Uncover Jersey's treasures
Jersey Zoo
Jersey Zoo began as the first ever conservation-themed zoo. Over 60 years later, Gerald Durrell’s animal haven is the natural place to discover some of the world’s most incredible creatures. Whether you're after fun, tranquility, knowledge or a place to soak up the sunshine, this beautiful 32-acre park has it all.
Jersey Lavender Farm
Jersey Lavender is a working farm that grows lavender. During the harvest season which is end of June to mid-August) the lavender crop is processed, the oil extracted and used to make a range of fragrant Jersey Lavender products.
Le Moulin de Quétivel Watermill and Tearoom
Located in one of Jersey's most picturesque valleys, Le Moulin de Quétivel is the only surviving working watermill in the island. Surrounded by water meadows, a visit to the mill will give you a fascinating insight into Jersey's agricultural and industrial heritage.
Maritime Museum & Occupation Tapestry Gallery
Located by the historic harbour of St. Helier, the Maritime Museum is all about seafaring, navigation and the elements. Also on-site, you'll find the Occupation Tapestry Gallery, an award-winning Occupation Tapestry that was woven by islanders to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the liberation.
