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Please note that any person or vehicle travelling for business or commercial venture, carrying commercial goods/samples will need to book via our freight teams and do not qualify for leisure fares. In addition, if the vehicle being taken is designed for the carriage of commercial goods it shall be reserved as freight regardless of its dimensions. For more information please call the Commercial team on 01481 728620 .

Best Jersey Beaches for Families

There are plenty of beaches in Jersey that cater to the needs of a family. Having lifeguards on duty and a range of amenities available will make your glorious summer day out stress-free. A lot of Jersey beaches offer a range of activities for your little ones to take part in if they get bored. Beautiful golden sand for sandcastles and safe clear water for swimming are also undoubtedly on your tick list, to help you out we have pulled together the best Jersey beaches for families below. Browse family holidays to Jersey here and take a look at our offers on the best family-friendly hotels on the island.

 

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1. Havre des Pas

Havre des Pas is a wonderful location for families because it is only a 10-minute picturesque walk through Howard Davis Park to St Helier, so if the children get tired or hungry there is always something nearby. In the middle of the bay, there is a man-made tidal pool as well as a shallow children's pool which is accompanied by its toilets, changing room and café. The lifeguards are on duty from May to October between 10 am and 6 pm every day. This is a delightful choice that can be enjoyed by families of all ages.

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2. Archirondel

Archirondel is a safe option for kids because during low tide the sea is very shallow so even the little ones can have fun splashing around. In the horizon, you can see the stunning French coastline and if any of your youngsters are flourishing historians there are lots to learn about the Archirondel Tower nearby. Kayaking is also incredibly popular at this location but if they fancy something a little bit more lowkey this is the perfect destination for pebble skimming. There are lots of amenities available including showers, toilets and a café.

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3. St Brelade’s Bay

St Brelade’s Bay is a summer holiday dream. You can hire parasols, tents and sunbeds so you can set up for a whole day of entertainment! The beach itself is beautiful but as expected it can get busy in the summer so make sure you head down early to secure your spot. There are loads of activities and watersports to take part in and there are RNLI lifeguards on duty to ensure your kids are safe. The Winston Churchill Memorial Park is close by if you and the family want some shade and you can also find plenty of cafés and restaurants nearby.

 

Browse hotels in St Brelade's Bay to stay right on the beach in Jersey.

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4. Bonne Nuit

Bonne Nuit is a quaint little beach in the North of the island The tiny fishing harbour is a great choice if your kids are less interested in swimming but still want to make sandcastles, enjoy the beach or even kayak! Bring along a picnic for the whole family to enjoy or head to the local restaurant for some superb cuisine. The pebbles on the beach can be used to create some wonderful beach art and if they are lucky they can see the local fisherman put the crabs and lobsters they have caught in their boats. It is the perfect combination of quiet and beautiful.

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5. Rozel Beach

Although Rozel Beach is not your typical summer holiday beach, it has a lot of character and is one of the quieter locations. If your kids are after hours of swimming in the sea this might not be their top choice but there is loads of space for the little ones to make sandcastles, skim some pebbles and explore all sorts of different things! Finish off the day at The Hungry Man café, it is nestled on the harbour and offers a wide range of food so even the fussy ones will be happy.

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6. Plemont

Plémont Beach is breathtaking as well as adventurous, there are amazing caves and a natural waterfall that streams into the sea. During the low tide, you can access the caves and the rock pools are revealed which gives the kids a chance to play in them. This beach caters for both young children and teenagers. The RNLI watch over the beach so you can be assured that your kids are safe. It is very rarely crowded and there are car parks, toilets and restaurants nearby.

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7. St Ouen’s Bay

With five miles of golden sand and clear waters, it is no surprise that this is one of the best Jersey beaches for families, it is easily accessible as there is lots of parking nearby. There are also several restaurants along the bay for when your kids get peckish! The vast sandy beach is ideal for sports like football or rounders and you can even finish off the perfect summer day with a delicious BBQ with the family. The beach is also incredibly popular with surfers and there is even a surf school if your children fancy giving it a go!

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8. Greve de Lecq

Grevé de Lecq is one of the most popular beaches in the North of Jersey The beautiful golden sand, rockpools, easy parking spots and clear waters make it a firm favourite amongst the locals and is perfect for families. A stunning choice for a fun day out even in winter.

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9. Portelet Bay

The stunning Portelet bay is situated on Jersey’s south coast and is often described as a suntrap because it is sheltered between high cliffs, making it ideal for sunbathers, families and is highly ranked as one of the best beaches in Jersey. Portelet faces south so you can bask in the sun’s rays throughout the day. This picturesque location also has a mouth-watering café that serves delicious wood-fired pizza.