Walk The Jersey Tidal Trail

Visit Jersey have introduced the Jersey Tidal Trail, a new walking route for 2025, that circumnavigates the Channel Island's entire coastline. This brand-new walking experience showcases the very best of Jersey’s stunning natural beauty, coastal charm, and local heritage — and you can discover it with Ramble Worldwide. It’s a celebration of walking, discovery, and authentic connection, a route full of sky-meets-sea views and ever shifting landscapes.

Step away from the everyday, and jump to Jersey in the English Channel, sat closer to France than England, to discover a thrilling fusion of influences. At 9 miles by 5 miles, Jersey is the biggest of the Channel Islands although it feels much bigger than it actually is, with its myriad country lanes and long, rugged, windswept coastline.

And the best way to explore this exciting island? On foot, by walking the Jersey Tidal Trail, a breath-taking 48-mile walking route where each stretch of the trail reveals dramatic tidal shifts, beautiful coastal landscapes, rich flora, fauna and a unique mix of  ancient history, local food and drink and modern culture.

Along the length of the trail, you can be walking atop rugged cliffs one minute and then strolling seemingly endless stretches of golden sand the next. All the while the sound of the sea and the clamour of cormorants, gulls and oystercatchers are never far away.

Look out for World War II bunkers, the famous Mont Orgueil Castle and iconic La Corbiere Lighthouse Seymour Tower, traditional fishing villages and neolithic sites (one is older than the pyramids). Then there's the food scene, with its access to exceptional seafood, freshly harvested local shellfish, local drinks and rich culinary experiences.

•The leisurely stretch of trail from St. Helier to the pretty fishing village of St. Aubin, passing historic Elizabeth Castle, with its array of bustling restaurants and bars.

•The dramatic North-West Coast with its undulating coastline and panoramic views across to the neighbouring Channel Islands.

•Visiting Jersey’s iconic La Corbiere Lighthouse, on the island’s south-western tip, before reaching the sweeping, golden Sands of St. Ouen’s Bay – one of Europe’s original surfing beaches.

 •Take in the majestic Mont Orgueil Castle on Jersey’s pretty east coast, before settling in for a bite to eat at one of the charming harbourside spots.

• Discover Jersey’s wild north coast on this scenic section of the Jersey Tidal Trail. From Grosnez Castle, follow the cliff paths past stunning Plémont Bay and through woodland to Greve de Lecq. Continue on to Devil’s Hole, a dramatic coastal crater, before finishing at Sorel Point with panoramic views of Sark, Guernsey and France.