The beaches are in abundance from tranquil,, sandy coves like Greve de Lecq to large stretches of beaches like St Brelade's Bay with watersports to suit all ages and deck chairs for those who just like to people watch.

There is a large surfing community, a fabulous zoo which has  eco friendly accommodation on site, historical Jersey War Tunnels to name but a few of the many attractions.

The flight is an hour at most and car hire is available at the airport. Driving the Island is so easy and enables you to meander the pretty lanes with French names and discover your own little piece of paradise. The bus service is also an option and they run regularly around the Island.

There are many fabulous restaurants catering for every taste, quirky beach bars and cafes overlooking the sea serving fresh produce. The Jersey Royals definitely taste amazing straight from the ground!

Even though I want to keep Jersey all for myself I would recommend a visit to see what this beautiful place has to offer.