Breathtaking views,day out on lo al bus from St.Hellier.

Stunning views! One of the best places to visit on the island. Make sure to check the tides. Only with low tide you can walk up to the lighthouse. In any case, the views are breathtaking!

Stunning location, fabulous views seascapes. Plenty of parking. Plan your visit to observe tide times if you want to visit the Light House. Germany fortifications everywhere.

An absolute must to visit! There's a kind of Famous Five adventure air to the lighthouse, with the surrounding rocky sea and landscapes and crashing waves. Historical interest too with the WW2 bunkers and some beautiful photo opportunities.

Incredible place to visit with the lighthouse, views all around, rock pools galore and a great story to go with it. Would highly recommend!

This place is absolutely amazing. It looks almost prehistoric, and probably is. It's a great walk when the tide is out. A real must to visit. We saw a couple having their wedding photos taken. How wonderful they shared their day with total strangers. Well done them. Highly recommend with 5stars ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

One of the nicest places to visit on Jersey. Best to visit twice - once at low tide to walk across the causeway and a second time when the tide has cut off the lighthouse. There are a couple of car parks and, when we were there, a trailer with gorgeous Jersey ice cream. Toilets are available not too far away. On a clear day, you can see Guernsey, Jetou, Herm and Sark on the horizon.

La Corbière to Portelet Bay. (Around a 2h walk) - This is one of the most iconic and picturesque walks on the island. Taking in stunning costal views as well as the ups and downs of the high cliffs, this short walk is packed with sights to absorb. St. Brelade’s Bay, recently voted third best in Britain, marks the halfway point. Containing a huge choice of places to relax as well as one of the island’s richest and most diverse nature reserves La Corbière - A causeway leads to this small, rocky island & sunset viewpoint with a quaint lighthouse. This place is amazing. It looks almost prehistoric, and probably is. It's a great walk when the tide is out.