Sleeps 6. One of several 19th century fortifications built in St Ouen’s Bay to defend Jersey’s coast against French attack, Lewis’s Tower stands in the rugged landscape of the dunes. Split over two levels, this granite tower provides basic holiday accommodation with electricity and lighting, but no other utilities.
Sleeps 6. Holiday groups will be escorted across St Ouen’s Bay when the tide is low to reach La Rocco Tower, as this this iconic coastal tower is surrounded by sea twice a day. Your own personal guide will also remain with you throughout your stay as you experience this once-in-a-lifetime adventure.
Sleeps 7. Holiday groups will be escorted across the Mars-type landscape when the tide is low to reach Seymour Tower, as this this coastal tower is located two miles offshore and is surrounded by sea twice a day. Your own personal guide will also remain with you throughout your stay as you experience this truly unique adventure.
Sleeps 10. After negotiating the winding coastal path holiday guests will then need to cross the dry moat via the high wooden bridge in order to gain access to L’Etacquerel Fort. Overlooking Bouley Bay on Jersey’s rugged north coast, this is a back-to-basics property with no running water or electricity.
Sleeps 4. Built with joists from the recycled ribs of ships that once docked in the harbour, Fisherman’s Cottage overlooks the bay of La Greve D’Azette in Jersey’s main town of St Helier. Sensitively restored, this cosy self-catering cottage now offers comfortable accommodation for up to four people.
Sleeps 4. The perfect base to explore the north-eastern corner of Jersey, Archirondel Tower was originally a garrison for artillery soldiers providing a key defensive position throughout Jersey’s history. Recently refurbished and split over four levels, the roof terrace overlooks the tranquil bay of Archirondel.
Sleeps 4. Steeped in rural history, Hamptonne is an idyllic model farmstead set in 45 acres of the glorious Jersey countryside. One of two lovingly restored apartments which if booked together could accommodate up to ten people, the Stable Apartment offers cosy, fully equipped holiday accommodation.
Sleeps 6. Nestled in the heart of Jersey’s countryside, Hamptonne is a beautifully restored 15th century farmstead with a collection of thatched granite houses, stables and meadows. One of two well-appointed apartments, the Cider Barn has been lovingly renovated and now offers unique holiday accommodation in a truly memorable setting.
Sleeps 5. The ideal get-away-from-it-all retreat, La Crête Fort is built on Jersey’s rugged north coast. Surrounded by the sea on three sides there are breath taking views over the sea to Guernsey, Sark and the north coast of France.
Sleeps 12. With panoramic views over the picturesque St Ouen’s Bay on Jersey’s west coast, this historic Martello Tower has been beautifully renovated to offer all 21st century conveniences and now boasts well-appointed, and fully equipped self-catering holiday accommodation.