Plémont Bay
Grève au Lanchon
A secluded sandy bay beneath cliffs on the northwest corner, where low and mid tides reveal sand, sea caves and a waterfall. The clifftop coastal path offers scenic viewpoints.
Plemont Bay lies on the northwest corner of Jersey, enclosed by towering granite cliffs. At high tide the beach is completely submerged. At low and mid tide, however, golden sand, sea caves and a small waterfall tumbling down the cliffs are revealed, making for a wild and beautiful scene. Reaching the beach involves a long flight of steps. At the clifftop you will find a café and car park, which is one of the starting points of the North Coast path. Check the tide tables carefully, as the tide comes in fast, and do not linger inside the caves.
Opening hours
All day (tide-dependent)
Nearby sights
- Grosnez Castle
- Grève de Lecq
- St Ouen's Bay
- Devil's Hole
- Jersey Lavender Farm
- La Corbière Lighthouse
- St Brelade's Bay
- Jersey War Tunnels