South Coast Seafari

Jersey Seafaris

RIB boat trips around Jersey's beautiful coastline, offshore reefs and surrounding waters. Seafaris include Les Ecréhous, Les Minquiers, north coast and caves, France for lunch or dinner, dolphin spotting and so much more. Suitable for all, whether it's scenery, wildlife or an adrenaline fix, there is a Seafari for you.

Chausey Seafaris

Jersey Seafaris

The perfect day trip! Just a 45-minute RIB ride from Jersey, the Chausey Archipelago is a breathtaking escape into one of the Channel Islands’ most remarkable natural playgrounds. Keep your eyes peeled on the crossing - you might be lucky enough to spot the resident bottlenose dolphins playing in the sparkling waters.

Les Ecréhous Wildlife Seafaris

Jersey Seafaris

Set off on one of our most sought-after Jersey Seafaris and discover the magic of Les Ecréhous - a remote, shimmering archipelago of islands and reefs just 6 miles from Jersey and 8 miles from the French coast. Wild, peaceful, and ever-changing, the Ecréhous are a true escape into nature at its most untouched.

Les Minquiers Seafaris

Jersey Seafaris

Paradise truly sits on Jersey’s doorstep — and Jersey Seafaris is your ride there. Just 9 miles south of the island lies Les Minquiers, a breathtaking cluster of reefs, rocks, and islets surrounded by crystal-clear water. At its heart is Maîtresse Île, home to a tiny collection of traditional cottages once used by fishermen and now cherished by local hut owners. These humble stone hideaways proudly hold the title of Britain’s most southerly buildings. Les Minquiers is also a designated Ramsar wetland of international importance, making it an extraordinary haven for wildlife and a place of rare natural beauty.

North Coast Seafari

Jersey Seafaris

Not to be missed! Jersey’s spectacular North Coast is a dramatic masterpiece of nature - a wild stretch of high, jagged cliffs carved by wind, waves, and centuries of legend. Here, the land plunges into the sea in a series of secluded coves, hidden beaches, mysterious caves, and steep, green valleys. It’s a coastline best admired from the water, where every twist and turn reveals a new perspective and a side of Jersey many never get to see.