Welcome to the largest of the Channel Islands in the English Channel. You will be met at the airport and transferred to your hotel. During the journey, you can already gather your first impressions and get in the mood for your upcoming days on the main island. A communal dinner in the evening offers you the opportunity to get to know your fellow travelers better and look forward to the days ahead together. If you arrive at the hotel after 8:00 pm, dinner will be served at your hotel as a cold platter. (A) (Distance: approx. 10 km; Travel time: approx. 1 hour)

Today you'll discover the beautiful east and north coasts of Jersey. You'll travel by public transport to Gorey, a small fishing village home to the impressive Mont Orgueil Castle. Your guide will share the castle's fascinating history as you explore its labyrinth of staircases, towers, and hidden rooms. After this discovery, you'll have free time for lunch in Gorey. In the afternoon, you'll head to St. Catherine's. Passing Archirondel, you'll reach St. Catherine's Breakwater, where Jersey's north coast unfolds with its stunning cliffs and numerous small coves nestled among the rocks. Further stops include Rozel Harbour and Bouleys Pebble Beach before heading inland. Your destination is La Hougue Bie, a megalithic monument. There, you can enter the 9-meter-long burial chamber and see the oldest surviving structure on the island. The 6,000-year-old passage grave lies beneath a small medieval church, where you can explore this place of worship for yourself. A fascinating geology and archaeology museum, housing coins, axes, swords, and spears from Jersey's Neolithic period, is also located on the property. Be sure to check out the Ice Age exhibit and the Celtic coin hoard discovered on the island in 2012, which is currently being analyzed and cataloged in the adjacent laboratory. After an exciting day, return to your hotel. (F) (Distance: approx. 19 km; Travel time: approx. 4 hours)

Start your day with a delicious breakfast at your hotel before embarking on a guided half-day tour of St. Helier. Together with your tour guide and small group, you'll take the public bus, which stops right outside the hotel, for a comfortable ride to Jersey's capital city. There, a fascinating guided city tour awaits, revealing the rich and diverse history of St. Helier. Although the city is the island's center for trade and shopping, it retains its traditional French charm. Historic street names and old shop windows, still bearing the names of their founders, are characteristic of the cityscape. Highlights of the tour include the covered central market, the city church dedicated to the 6th-century hermit Hellerius, and the impressive bronze statues of prominent island figures in the former cattle market at the West Centre. Afterwards, you'll visit the Jersey Museum, which presents the island's history from the first settlers 250,000 years ago to the present day. In the diverse exhibits, you'll learn why Jersey remained loyal to the English crown despite its proximity to France, hear the local Jersey French language, and discover the importance of traditional agriculture. A particular highlight is the magnificently restored merchant's house, which, with its authentic gas lamps and furnishings, offers a glimpse into Victorian life. After visiting the museum, you will have the opportunity to enjoy a leisurely lunch in one of the many restaurants in St. Helier and spend the afternoon as you wish. (F) (Distance: approx. 5.5 km; travel time: approx. 30 min)

The highlight of the day is a two-hour boat tour along Jersey's stunning south coast. You'll depart from the hotel to the harbor and admire the imposing Elizabeth Castle and the picturesque St. Aubin Bay from the boat. Listen attentively to your guide's commentary, which will share stories and insights into Jersey's history. You'll cruise past Noirmont Point and the beautifully situated bays of Portelet and St. Brelade, enjoying the natural scenery. Upon reaching the southwesternmost point of the island, you'll see the Corbière Lighthouse, completed in 1874. At low tide, it can be reached on foot and offers a beautiful view of the coastline. After this eventful day, you'll return to your hotel by public transport. (B) (Distance: approx. 5.5 km; travel time: approx. 30 min)

After breakfast at the hotel, your day begins with a transfer to the picturesque Greve de Lecq on the island's north coast. Here, your hike along one of Jersey's most beautiful cliff paths begins. The 3.7 km walk from Greve de Lecq to Devil's Hole takes you along a 45- to 60-minute route. Enjoy breathtaking views of the islands of Guernsey, Sark, and Herm, as well as the French coast, visible on a clear day. After reaching the impressive Devil's Hole, it's just a short walk to La Mare Wine Estate. Here, an exciting tour of the vineyard awaits, followed by a wine tasting where you can sample the excellent local wines. A transfer will then take you back to the hotel. Alternatively, you can be dropped off in St. Helier for dinner before returning to the hotel. (B) Please note that this rather challenging cliff hike requires a good level of fitness and ankle-high hiking boots. A small backpack is also recommended, in which you can carry items such as a water bottle. There are several ascents and descents to navigate, and the sometimes rocky sections require sure footing. (Distance: approx. 30 km; Travel time: approx. 1 hour)

Today you have the opportunity to explore the heart of the Channel Islands on your own. Relax at the hotel or discover Jersey's many attractions. If you'd like to visit a museum, we recommend the Maritime Museum in St. Helier. There you'll learn everything you need to know about the ocean, boats, sailors, and fishermen. You can also get active and hike along the numerous coastal trails, enjoying the magnificent views. Your tour guide will certainly have some good tips for you. (F)

After an early breakfast, you can look forward to the approximately one-hour ferry crossing to the neighboring island of Guernsey. Your tour guide will lead you through the island's romantic little capital. St. Peter Port captivates visitors with its charm and Victorian granite houses. Discover the architectural styles in Guernsey's vibrant and most important port city. After the city tour, you'll travel along Guernsey's beautiful coastal road through the Val de Terre and past the former garrison Fort George. Your route will also take you to Sausmarez Manor, a magnificent estate with a vast park in St. Martin. This park has been honored by the Royal Horticultural Society and is featured in the book "1001 Gardens to Visit Before You Die." Finally, your journey continues along the west coast, which boasts numerous beautiful bays. These include Perelle Bay, Vazon Bay, and Cobo Bay, arguably the most beautiful, longest, and widest beach on the island's west side. To conclude your trip, you'll visit the smallest chapel in the world in St. Andrews. The Little Chapel is beautifully decorated with tiny shells, pebbles, and colorful porcelain shards. This curious landmark was built from 1914 onwards by the religious brother Déodat and is a miniature replica of the church in Lourdes. Your excursion to Guernsey ends in the late afternoon at the port of St. Peter Port, where you will catch the ferry back to Jersey. Depending on the tides and ferry schedule, the Guernsey excursion may also take place on a different day of your trip. Subject to availability from the bus company, the island tour will take place in the morning and the town tour at midday. (F) (Distance: approx. 35 km; Travel time: approx. 2-3 hours)

Your last day on Jersey begins with breakfast at the hotel. Take the opportunity to catch up with your fellow travelers about your experiences over the past few days and enjoy your last few hours on this beautiful island. After breakfast, you will be transferred to the airport for your flight home. Take one last look at the island from your window and reminisce about the memories of your trip. (F) (Distance: approx. 10 km; travel time: approx. 30 min)