Jersey isn't a country; it's a British Crown Dependency. This means it's self-governing, has its own financial and legal systems, and is not part of the United Kingdom . Jersey is under the British Crown but has a lot of freedom to do its own thing.

Jersey's quite small, covering an area of about 119 square kilometres (46 square miles). The population of Jersey is also quite small, with around 100,000 people calling the island home. The island's compact size makes it easy to explore, offering a mix of beautiful landscapes and charming towns.

What's there to do and see on Jersey?

Jersey's filled with attractions and activities. Explore the famous coastline, enjoy sandy beaches like St Brelade's Bay, and visit historical sites like Mont Orgueil Castle. The island offers excellent hiking trails, wildlife parks, and war museums. Don't miss the capital, St. Helier, for its shopping and dining experiences, which include everything from Michelin-starred restaurants to cool street food vendors.

Does Jersey have its own currency?

The currency in Jersey is the Jersey pound, which is on par with the British pound sterling. British currency is also accepted throughout the island, so you won't need to exchange any money if you're visiting from the UK.

Jersey can be relatively expensive, particularly for dining and accommodation. However, the cost can vary depending on your travel style and choices. There are options for budget-friendly travel, and its small size can help reduce transportation costs.

Do you need a passport for Jersey?

As it's a domestic flight, you don't necessarily need a passport if you're travelling to Jersey from the UK. A valid photo ID, like a driving licence, is usually sufficient. If you're coming from outside the UK, standard international travel requirements, including a passport, apply. Here are some valid forms of ID on domestic flights in the UK: A valid passport - an expired passport can be used up to a maximum of five years after expiry Valid photographic EU or Swiss national identity card Valid photographic driving licence, provisional or full Valid Armed Forces identity card Valid police warrant card/badge

Which airports fly to Jersey from the UK?

easyJet flies from several UK airports direct to Jersey Airport, including Belfast International , Birmingham , Edinburgh , Glasgow , Liverpool , London Gatwick , London Luton , and Manchester . Flight times are generally short - for instance, from London to Jersey , it's about an hour. From northern cities like Manchester , it's usually just over an hour.

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Why fly to Jersey?

If you’re craving that next adventure, then escape to the island of Jersey for an island break with a difference.

With direct flights from various UK airports, you could be just an hour away from basking in the sunniest spot in the British Isles, where you can discover a stunning coastline, rustic coves, turquoise waters, and deserted sandy beaches. Jersey is a melting pot of the best bits of the British Isles, blended effortlessly with sophisticated French influence and authentic character that lures in visitors in search of history, local gastronomy, and adventure.

Jersey has it all. Culture, heritage, and fantastic food bursting with flavour from abundant local produce.

Whatever adventure you’re looking for Jersey has all the ingredients for a perfect holiday.

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When's the best time to go?

Best time to visit

Beautiful Jersey – the largest of the Channel Islands – has something to offer all year round. Come in July or August to make the most of the gorgeous beaches. This is when the temperatures are warmest and the sea is suitable for swimming in. Or visit in the cooler spring months to tackle the clifftop walking trails and appreciate the blooming wildflowers.

Avoid the crowds

It might not be warm enough to relax on the beach, but visit the isle of Jersey in September or October and the prices are lower, the crowds have died down and you’ll have a better choice when it comes to accommodation. These are perfect months for walkers to explore the sprawling countryside, and for culture buffs to check out the island’s historical sights.