Jersey Tidal Trail Seafari

A 90-minute boat trip along Jersey's rugged north coast, past cliffs, forts and quarry walls, and into the folklore-rich Devil's Hole.

Jersey's North Coast is a wild stretch of high, jagged cliffs carved by wind, waves and centuries of legend. Here the land drops into the sea in a series of secluded coves, hidden beaches, caves and steep, green valleys. It is a coastline best seen from the water, where each turn offers a new perspective and a side of Jersey many visitors never see.

The trip weaves in and out of the bays between St Catherine and Grève de Lecq, a route full of rugged scenery and coastal character. Skimming beneath towering cliffs, passengers pass old forts standing over the sea, small fishing harbours tucked into the rock, and the sheer stone walls of Ronez Quarry rising above the waves.

One of the highlights is entering Devil's Hole, a collapsed cave steeped in myth and maritime folklore. Gliding into it, passengers hear stories of shipwrecks, storms and the island's past, tales that bring the coastline to life.

This is the north coast at its most raw and rugged.

1 hour 30 minutes: £47.99 for adults / £42.99 for children (under 16)