St Brelade Holidays

St Brelade is Jersey’s second largest parish, idyllically situated in the south western corner of the island. The parish offers all the best of a holiday in Jersey with a stunning stretch of coastline hosting some of Jersey’s most beautiful beaches as well as picturesque countryside and a wealth of cultural and historical attractions. Holiday accommodation in St Brelade is plentiful with superb coastal apartments and holiday cottages throughout the parish, perfect for family holidays or romantic getaways. There are also several high-end hotels set in prime locations in St Brelade catering for luxury holidays in Jersey. St Brelade is ideally located for Jersey Airport.

 

Holidays in St Brelade allow visitors to relax and unwind in spectacular natural surroundings. The parish is home to three sandy beaches providing miles of golden sand and calm waters for a relaxing UK beach holiday. Palm-fringed St Brelade’s Bay is one of Jersey’s most popular beaches with a range of beach and water-based activities on offer and cafes, shops and restaurants all close at hand. Quieter beach spots in St Brelade can also be found on Ouaisne Bay and Portelet Bay around the headland. The south facing beaches all benefit from long sunny days and are perfect for making the most of the warm climate while on a beach holiday in Jersey.

 

As well as relaxing on the sand and enjoying the peaceful pace of life in Jersey, there is plenty to see and do on a St Brelade holiday. Coastal walks are an enjoyable way to explore the parish and provide spectacular views. The St Brelade parish church is one of the most unusual in Jersey for its coastal location at the end of St Brelade’s Bay and is an interesting place to visit along with the small Fisherman’s Chapel next door. The lighthouse at La Corbiere can also be visited at low tide. St Brelade has a number of galleries including the working Harbour Gallery. Reg’s Garden and The Jersey Shell Garden are both located in St Brelade and are unique places to enjoy the outdoors while on a UK holiday in St Brelade.