Devil's Hole
Le Creux du Vis
A collapsed sea cave on the north coast, forming a natural pit surrounded by cliffs. A path leads down to a viewing platform, where you can watch waves churning at the bottom, and a devil statue stands by the cliff edge.
The Devil's Hole, known in Jersey French as Le Creux du Vis, is a collapsed sea cave on the north coast. It forms a natural pit enclosed by cliffs, into which seawater pours and churns at the bottom. A wooded path leads down for about 10 minutes from near the car park to a viewing platform. At the junction stands a statue of the devil, said to derive from a legend about a figurehead from a ship lost in the 19th century. Admission is free. The path is steep and slippery after rain, and it can be combined with a walk along the North Coast cliff path.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Grève de Lecq
- Jersey War Tunnels
- Hamptonne Country Life Museum
- Plémont Bay
- St Matthew's Church (Glass Church)
- Jersey Lavender Farm
- St Aubin
- St Ouen's Bay