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WHAT’S THE DEAL WITH JERSEY?


Pop quiz people! How well do you know Jersey? There are plenty of things you’ll find familiar, but the island’s unique blend of English and French influences gives Jersey a uniquely Brit(ish) charm.


330 restaurants


English spoken with a faint Jersey twang


3 castles


Do you want to become an expert on Jersey? Scan the QR code floatng above my beanie to enrol on a FRE online masterclas!


£1 notes


500 miles of walks


(exchange a few of these for Jersey Liberation Ales)


3rd largest tidal range in the world


Sunniest part of the British Isles


14 miles off the French coast


100 miles from the UK


French road signs


British Crown dependency with 24 beaches


own customs, laws and traditions


3,000 legen-dairy cows


JERSEY OR JAVA?


Jersey feels exotic and has a very Brit(ish) feel about it when you visit, especially when you sample local delicacies. For your chance toWIN Jersey hampers (packed full of luxury goodies), simply enter using the competition link below. (HINT: Paradise is closer than you think!)


comp.travelweekly.co.uk/ jerseyhampers


GET YOUR TOES IN THE SAND FASTER THAN YOU CAN SAY ‘SUMER STAYCAY’


<1 hour’s flight away


Fly from 22 UK


airports


Sail from two UK ports


Jersey.com/getting-here

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