TOUR JERSEY Lavender fi elds
St Peter Port Old Quarter, Guernsey
Gorey, Jersey Jersey - the Island
of Flowers 6 days from £799
WHAT’S INCLUDED
• Just You Tour Manager as your host
• Standard-class return catamaran sailing from Poole
• 5 nights half-board in a 3-star hotel • 10 meals: 5 breakfasts, 5 dinners • All excursions included
PLUS… • Welcome drink
• Overseas transfers & other transportation
• Porterage
DAY 1 Poole to Jersey Meet your Tour Manager and travelling companions at Poole Harbour for the catamaran crossing to Jersey. On arrival, transfer by coach to your hotel, where you can enjoy a welcome drink and dinner this evening.
DAY 2 Jersey With its warm climate and history of flower cultivation, Jersey, the ‘island of flowers’, is the perfect place for growing everything from carnations to orchids – look out for them today on our included full-day tour.
Departing from St Helier, we’ll visit St Aubin’s Bay, with its long sweep of beach. Then it’s onwards to St Brelade’s Bay, Jersey’s busiest resort. Look out for the quaint church at one end of the bay.We also pass Corbiere Lighthouse, perched dramatically on the headland and connected to the mainland by a causeway. St Ouen’s Bay, to the west of the island, is a surfer’s paradise, while
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Greve de Lecq, on the northern coast, boasts dramatic high cliffs.
The village of Gorey is situated on the nearest headland to France. Stop for a while to admire the harbour, with the castle of Mont Orgueil perched above. We’ll return to St Helier via the tranquil La Rocque Harbour and picturesque St Clement’s Bay. Our tour also includes a visit to the famous Jersey Pearl Centre.
DAY 3 Guernsey Guernsey boasts a rich architectural and maritime heritage, and our included tour takes in scenic harbours, quaint cottages, beautiful countryside and sandy beaches.
There’s also plenty of free time to discover the island’s delights for yourself. The capital, St Peter Port, is a vibrant harbour town offering bistros, restaurants and boutiques – as well as unexpected attractions for visitors such as the Guernsey Tapestry, a series of 10
EXCURSIONS INCLUDED
ALL
CUSTOMER RATING
95%
Just 19 miles from France, Jersey, ‘the island of fl owers’, eff ortlessly combines European sophistication with traditional British charm. Explore St Helier, learn about the island’s German Occupation and discover more in nearby Guernsey and St Malo.
INCLUDED EXCURSIONS • Jersey • Guernsey • St Malo • Jersey War Tunnels
FLIGHT OPTIONS
FLY LOCAL FROM • Birmingham • Doncaster • East Midlands • Exeter • Gatwick • Liverpool • Manchester • Southampton
Guernsey Jersey FRANCE St Malo
colourful panels created to celebrate the arrival of the new millennium.
Perhaps you’ll sample a delicious traditional cream tea while you’re here, or spend time on the sandy beaches.
DAY 4 St Malo Today we include a return ferry crossing to the walled port city of St Malo in Brittany. Explore the winding, cobbled streets of the ‘intra muros’, the old town inside the city’s walls, stroll along the city’s historic ramparts and admire the Chateau de St Malo.
From the Old Town, long sandy beaches sweep east to the district of Rothéneuf. Here you’ll find the 15th-century Manoir de Limoëlou, once home to one of St Malo’s most famous sons, Jacques Cartier, who discovered Canada. It now houses fascinating exhibitions dedicated to the explorer.
DAY 5 Jersey War Tunnels Enjoy an included half-day tour of the fascinating Jersey War Tunnels this morning. Jersey and Guernsey were the only British soil to be occupied by German troops during the Second World War, and this absorbing historical attraction depicts this story.
DAY 6 Jersey to Poole Your holiday draws to a close today and you’ll transfer to the quay for your return crossing to Poole Harbour.
Please note: Due to ferry schedules, the running order of the itinerary may change. This will be advised in your final documents.
This holiday includes walking in areas of rough ground, gradients and steps with little or no hand rails to offer assistance.
TO BOOK CALL 01858 415 452 visit
justyou.co.uk or contact your local travel agent ENGLAND Poole Harbour YOUR HOTEL
Norfolk Lodge Hotel ★★★ in St Helier This well-established, popular
hotel is perfectly situated for exploring the shops and sights of the town centre, a short 10-minute walk away. Hotel amenities include an indoor swimming pool, sun terrace, bar and restaurant. Bedrooms have private facilities, flatscreen TV and tea/coffee- making facilities.
Norfolk Lodge Hotel
St Malo, Brittany
Extra nights in Poole
If you would like to stay in Poole for an extra night or two before or after your tour we can arrange this for you. Simply speak to one of our Holiday Advisors who will be happy to advise you on the hotel rooms available.
DEPARTURE DATES
For all dates, prices and regional fl ight options, see latest price guide. Holiday ref: SBCJ
2017 Poole Harbour 2 Apr 23 Apr 17 Sep 1 Oct
Transfer time is approx. 10 mins. Crossing timings and hotels are subject to change and will be confi rmed in your fi nal documents.
Travel arrangements - You’ll board the catamaran at Poole harbour and transfer to Jersey. Crossing time approximately 4 hours 30 mins. Your fare and transfers in Jersey are included in the cost of your holiday. Please make your own way to the port. We suggest the following options:
Drive to the port. By National Express - please ask for details. By train.
Image courtesy of Visit Guernsey
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