On your arrival day in Jersey you have the possibility to make a small excursion to the church of St. John. By bus you will reach the bay of "Bonne Nuit" and continue to the bay of "Boulay", where you will discover the rocky coastal landscapes in the northeast of the island. Return by bus to St. Hélier for overnight stay.

In the morning bus ride to the southwest of the island to Corbière. Today's hike takes you along the beautiful, sandy bay of Saint Brelade. You will hike to Noirmont, passing numerous fortifications of the 2nd World War, until you finally reach Saint Aubin.

From St. John you follow a coastal path to the northwest. The rocky coast of L'Etacq posed great challenges to fishermen and farmers in earlier years. Numerous dilapidated buildings along the trail bear witness to this turbulent history.

Ferry trip to St. Peter Port on Guernsey. The ferry times are always depending on the tides. Depending on the arrival time there is the possibility to visit the "Pointe de Jerbourg" by bus and to do a short hike along the bay of Fermain back to St. Peter Port.

An excursion boat will take you from the harbor of St. Peter Port to the smallest Channel Island. Sark is largely untouched and car-free. Enjoy a relaxing day on the island with a short round walk. In the afternoon you will return to Guernsey by ship.

On your last hiking day you will take the bus to Petit Bot Bay in the south of the island. Along a spectacular coastal path you will hike a bit more challenging and over some steps. Your efforts will be rewarded with fantastic views of the glittering sea. By bus you will return to St. Peter Port, where you will spend the evening relaxing.

Transfer to the airport or harbour

On the day you arrive in Jersey, you have the option to make a small excursion to St. John Church. By bus you'll reach the bay of ‘Bonne Nuit’ and then continue to the bay of ‘Boulay’, where you'll discover the rocky coastal landscapes in the north-east of the island. Return by bus to St. Helier for your overnight stay.

In the morning, take a bus ride to Corbière in the south-west of the island. Today’s hike takes you along the beautiful, sandy bay of St. Brelade. You’ll walk as far as Noirmont, passing numerous World War II fortifications, until you finally reach St. Aubin.

From St. John, follow a coastal trail heading north-west. The rocky coastline of L’Etacq posed major challenges for fishermen and farmers in years past. Numerous dilapidated buildings along the way bear witness to this turbulent history.

By ferry ride to St. Peter Port on Guernsey. Ferry times always depend on the tides. Depending on your arrival time, you may be able to take a bus from the harbour to visit ‘Pointe de Jerbourg’ and go for a short walk along Fermain Bay back to St. Peter Port.

A sightseeing boat will take you from the harbour of St. Peter Port to the smallest of the Channel Islands. Sark is largely unspoiled and car-free. Enjoy a relaxing day on the island with a short loop tour. In the evening, you’ll return to Guernsey by boat.

On your final day of hiking, you’ll take the bus to ‘Petit Bot Bay’ in the south of the island. You’ll follow a spectacular coastal trail on a slightly more challenging hike that includes some steps. Your efforts will be rewarded with breathtaking views of the sparkling sea. You’ll then take the bus back to St. Peter Port, where you can relax and wind down for the evening.

Transfer to the airport or harbour