St Brelade's Bay
Jersey's most popular golden-sand bay on the south coast, with clear, calm waters, a lineup of seaside hotels and restaurants, and a charming old fishermen's chapel.
St Brelade's Bay lies on the south coast of Jersey. Its golden sand beach curves in a gentle arc, sheltered from the wind and facing south, and its clear waters make it the top choice in summer for swimming, paddleboarding and sunbathing. It has repeatedly been named one of the most beautiful beaches in Britain. At the western end of the bay, St Brelade's Church and the Fishermen's Chapel date back to the 11th century, and the chapel contains medieval murals. Many restaurants and beach bars line the shore, making it a lovely spot for dinner by the sea in the evening. There is a bus from St Helier, which takes about 25 minutes.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Jersey Lavender Farm
- St Aubin
- Noirmont Point
- St Ouen's Bay
- La Corbière Lighthouse
- Jersey War Tunnels
- St Matthew's Church (Glass Church)
- Grève de Lecq