Le Saie is a tiny bay, hidden on Jersey's North-East coast in the parish of St Martin. Jersey is the largest of the Channel Islands, boasting dozens of gorgeous bays and beaches and so much more, with something for absolutely everyone. Le Saie stems from Le Scez, meaning harbour in Jerrais, Jersey's native but now … Continue reading The Jersey Collection; Le Saie
The original un-edited photograph, Janvrin's Tomb, Portelet Bay, Jersey, Channel Islands. Portelet Bay is a stunning cove on the South-West Coast of Jersey, the largest of the Channel Islands. Though popular, it retains a secluded vibe and it is a great place to visit for so many reasons. Having previously written about Portelet, you may … Continue reading An Encounter at Janvrin’s Tomb
Jersey, the largest of the Channel Islands, provides a plethora of truly beautiful places to explore and Val de La Mare Reservoir and Arboretum is among them. With an abundance of trees, dense flora and wildlife from around the world, Val de La Mare is an impressive spot that makes for an amazing change of … Continue reading The Jersey Collection; Val de la Mare Reservoir and Arboretum
Grouville Bay - known officially as the Royal Bay of Grouville and sometimes referred to as Long Beach - stretches across a large portion of the East Coast of the island of Jersey, the largest of the Channel Islands. Jersey has so many unique bays, beaches and coves to explore, and Grouville is not one … Continue reading The Jersey Collection; Grouville Bay
View from the pier, Rozel Bay, Jersey, Channel Islands. Rozel Bay, another hidden Jersey gem off the beaten track, Jersey being the largest of the Channel Islands. A unique place to make a trip to, the bay is very different from many of Jersey's gorgeous beaches and has its own distinctive personality. A small bay … Continue reading The Jersey Collection; Rozel Bay
Ouaisnè Bay, Jersey, Channel Islands. Ouaisnè Bay is a beautiful, quiet bay on the South Coast of the island of Jersey, the largest of all the Channel Islands. The name is pronounced "Way nay" and means 'anchorage' in Jerrais, Jersey's own predominantly dis-used language. Like many of the island's sights, Ouaisnè is a completely unique … Continue reading The Jersey Collection; Ouaisnè Bay
Portelet Bay, Jersey, Channel Islands. Portelet Bay is a secluded cove located on the South-West coast of Jersey, the largest of the Channel Islands. The name Portelet means "little harbour" in Jerrais, Jersey's own largely dis-used language, but it is much more than just a harbour. If you are planning a trip to Jersey, make … Continue reading The Jersey Collection; Portelet Bay
It's been a long time since my last post (final year of university now completed) and I thought the perfect spot to write about to get back into it would be Beauport Bay! Like the name suggests, this secluded bay is just stunningly beautiful and it is a new-found favourite of mine on the gorgeous … Continue reading The Jersey Collection; Beauport Bay
Belcroute Bay is a tiny, hidden bay on the South-West of Jersey's coast, the largest of the Channel Islands. Jersey has so many beautiful beaches, bays and coves, and some of the less used ones are unheard of by visitors to the island. Though Belcroute is small, it has a unique vibe that will charm … Continue reading The Jersey Collection; Belcroute Bay
Grève de Lecq, one of Jersey's most popular beaches (and most beautiful, in my opinion). A childhood favourite of mine that I love just as much now, adored by tourists and locals alike! Jersey is the largest of the Channel Islands and those who visit are simply inundated by beautiful bays and beaches to head … Continue reading The Jersey Collection; Grève de Lecq
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