A white lighthouse on a rocky islet at the south-west tip of Jersey, reached by a causeway at low tide, one of the most photographed views on the island, especially at sunset.
The causeway floods fast when the tide turns; a siren warns you to return. St Ouen's Bay to the north is a long sandy beach popular with surfers.
A network of tunnels dug by forced labourers during the German occupation of the Channel Islands from 1940 to 1945, intended as a hospital.
A zoo founded by the naturalist Gerald Durrell in 1959, devoted to breeding endangered species, including gorillas, orangutans, lemurs and Andean bea…
A medieval castle that has guarded Jersey's east coast for 800 years, rising above the fishing village of Gorey and its harbour.
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