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Cheap Flights to Jersey & the Channel Islands

Cheap Flights to Jersey & the Channel Islands

Gateway to the Channel Islands with beauty, fun and sand!

Hop on a cheap flight to Jersey with Jet2.com and discover the gateway to the Channel Islands, with clear water, unspoilt white beaches, sunshine, scenery, fresh food and great hospitality. The Channel Islands are made up of Jersey, Guernsey, Alderney, Herm and Sark. Why not visit Jersey and the islands to learn about their rich history and experience beautiful fishing villages and cute cottages with a mildly French taste. Find amazingly cheap flights to Jersey with Jet2.com.

For more ideas on things to do in Jersey pick the type of holiday you are looking for, or visit our Jersey & the Channel Islands Destination Guide for additional information.


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Sight Seeing in Jersey

As the former frontline of English defences, Jersey has much evidence of the Island's involvement in many historic conflicts. Two of the many fortresses, Mont Orgueil Castle and Elizabeth Castle were both built in the 13th century and include a museum, medieval shows and demonstrations. Mont Orgueil Castle has spectacular views across the sea towards France and Elizabeth Castle includes interesting modernisations made by German troops who occupied Jersey during the Second World War.

The Jersey War Tunnels were used by the Nazis during the Second World War and today are open to the public providing a fascinating insight into the German occupation of Jersey, with many exhibitions and artifacts on show, a shop, café and garden so you can really get a feel of what it was like to live in the war tunnels.

For a look into the history of Jersey's people and customs visit the Jersey Museum with many interesting exhibitions and displays.

However sights in the Channel Islands are not just restricted to Jersey. The island of Guernsey is a one hour boat ride away. There, you could visit some of the many Neolithic sights in Guernsey, including ancient burial chambers and Hauteville House where Victor Hugo wrote the famous Les Misérables. If you take a boat trip over to Alderney make sure you visit the beautiful St. Annes Church.

There are plenty of natural sights too on all of the Islands. With stunning countryside and woodland, beautiful cliffs, beaches and offshore rock formations to admire as well as spectacular views across the sea towards France. There certainly is so much to see and do whilst on the island so book your cheap flights to Jersey online with Jet2.com to visit the fantastic historic sights of the Channel Islands.

Romantic Breaks in Jersey

The charming and beautiful landscape of the Channel Islands makes for the perfect backdrop to an intimate and romantic break. With a huge choice of accommodation from a pretty cottage in one of the many fishing villages, a luxury apartment overlooking the sea or even a Hotel Spa so you can really tailor your holiday to exactly what you and your partner are looking for.

Book a cheap flight to Jersey with Jet2.com and take a cliff top walk along Jersey's North Coast where if you can tear your gaze away from each other you can enjoy stunning views across the sea to Normandy. Amble along a deserted beach or through peaceful countryside hand in hand with only each other for company and pick up a Jersey Wonder, a deep fried and delicious doughnut shaped like a lover's knot.

You could take the short trip over to Guernsey and visit Guernsey Pearl where you can learn about pearls and even choose one to have made into a fabulous piece of individual jewellery while you relax in the gardens or sip a coffee in the tearooms.

Hop on a ferry from either Jersey or Guernsey for the short ride over to car-free Sark where you can catch a horse-drawn taxi and go on a tour of the harbour or take a swim in the crystal clear rock pools of Venus or Adonis.

In the evening enjoy a relaxing drink in a traditional Jersey pub or head to one of the many restaurants in the Channel Islands and don't forget to sample some of the exquisite sea food.

Fun Seekers in Jersey

If you're looking for an active holiday then Jersey will not disappoint you. You can go walking along Jersey's Green Lanes and along cliff paths where you will see caves and blowholes. You can go fishing between cliffs or, for a beautiful backdrop, try your luck in Gorey Harbour. For some serious fishing you could even charter a boat and travel out into the English Channel.

St Helier is a great place to try kite surfing, jet ski in St Aubin's Bay, kayak along the coastline, try surfing, sailing and windsurfing in St Queen's Bay.

If you feel like splashing the cash then head to St Helier where the streets are lined with small shops to high street stores in particular head to King Street and Queen Street where you will find many popular brands.

For designer stores go to St Peter Port where there are many small boutiques and also department stores De Grunchy and Vaisins where you will find Jaeger, Austin Reed and Espirit among others.

If shopping isn't for you then why not spend an afternoon at La Mare Vineyards where you can tour the distillery, orchards and gardens and sample many different Jersey wines.

In the evening there are over 200 restaurants in Jersey alone; many of which are seafood restaurants serving freshly caught delicacies including crab, scallops and oysters.

If you're feeling cultured then visit Jersey Opera House or Jersey Arts Centre, both of which have several musical and theatrical performances to choose from and enjoy.

For a night out on the town there are many pubs to choose from for a couple of pints. Alternatively you could head to Liquid in St Helier, the largest nightclub on the Island with 3 bars and a top of the range music and lights system.

In the other islands, the crystal clear waters of Sark are fantastic for diving or snorkelling. If that gives you an appetite – try the fresh lobster in one of the restaurants there – sublime.

Guernsey also offers fantastic shopping in St Peter Port – there are lots of small boutiques and also the local department stores ‘De Grunchy' and ‘Vaisins' where you will find brands such as Jaeger, Austin Reed and Esprit among others.

Family Fun in Jersey

Jersey has some great clean and sandy beaches where you can spend lazy days sunbathing while the kids splash around in the sea and build sandcastles or else visit St. Catherine's Woods where you can play hide and seek behind the trees and maybe even take a picnic.

If you want a day out that is fun for all of the family then head to Jersey Zoo which is home to some of the world's rarest animals including orangutans and gorillas. Or visit the Guernsey Aquarium with 47 separate marine displays from local to tropical fish.

The Strawberry Farm is one of Jersey's most popular family attractions. You can pick and sample strawberries and try many local delicacies including Jersey fudge. The kids will have bags of fun on the bouncy castle and in the play area and craft rooms. You can also buy locally produced gifts, get a massage, eat at the restaurant and enjoy live music; it really is a one stop shop.

To meet barnyard animals visit 'A'Maizin Maze' where there is also an adventure park, crazy golf, a water pistol range and tractor rides to keep everyone amused all day long.

In Guernsey why not visit the Guernsey Aquarium with 47 separate marine displays of local and tropical fish.

A tip for Alderney is to take the Alderney Rail Road across the island of Alderney and admire the scenery. A real steam train ride is enjoyable for kids and adults alike and is a great way to see the sights of this beautiful island.

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Activites in Jersey

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Top Tips for Jersey

Visit the Victorian Market in Jersey's St Helier for traditional Jersey produce including Jersey Black Butter, Jersey Fudge, pastries and Jersey Royal Potatoes; you can also visit the fish market just up the road.

Make the most of Jersey's low tax status and top up on electronics, jewellery, perfume, wines and spirits at bargain prices.

Cost of a pint of beer:
£2.00

Hotels & Apartments in Jersey

Beachcombers Jersey - star rating: 2

The Beachcombers Hotel Jersey is a charming little option situated just a short walk from the Sandy beaches of Grouville Bay and within walking distance of the Royal Jersey Golf Course.

Cristina - star rating 3

Only 3 km from St Helier, the Cristina Hotel Jersey is located on a hill overlooking St Aubin's bay, with a view of Elizabeth Castle and St Aubin's Fort. It is in a green leafy area, a quiet location away from the noises of the Bay (access to the Golden Beach through the Coronation park; walking distance).

ASomerville - City star rating 4

An impressive building located on a hill overlooking the port and the Bay of St Aubin, the Somerville Hotel Jersey offers a very high standard of accommodation and following a full refurbishment we feel it deserves a 4 star grading.

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