St Aubin
A historic old harbour town at the western end of St Aubin's Bay, with granite houses, boutiques and seafood restaurants around the harbour, and a tidal castle out at sea.
St Aubin is a historic harbour town on the south coast of Jersey. It prospered in the 17th and 18th centuries through trade and privateering. Around the harbour, you will find granite houses, steep narrow lanes, and refined restaurants and galleries. St Aubin's Fort, on the rocks beyond the harbour, can be reached on foot at low tide. The roughly 6-kilometre cycle path along the bay, built on a former railway line, is flat and easy, and it is a favourite seaside route among islanders. St Aubin also makes a good stopover on the way to Noirmont Point or St Brelade's Bay.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Noirmont Point
- Jersey Lavender Farm
- St Brelade's Bay
- Jersey War Tunnels
- St Matthew's Church (Glass Church)
- Elizabeth Castle
- Hamptonne Country Life Museum
- Jersey Maritime Museum