These days, the Victorian bathers may have gone, but the attraction of this pretty beach is still the same – wide golden sand, heaps of rock pools to keep the kids entertained, safe and shallow seawater, Jersey’s largest caves to explore and a natural waterfall.

Two large woven steel and willow puffin sculptures, on the cliff top at Pledmont, well worth a visit to see them. This beach is stunning, beautiful beach with caves and even a waterfall. Suggest edits to improve what we show.

A wide, sandy bay with beautiful, clean, calm waters and sheltered by high cliffs with the island’s largest cave, including one cave with a waterfall shower! Visit at low tide only and be aware that the stairs access is steep and the beach is unsuitable for anyone with mobility issues.

Plemont Bay is a picture postcard sandy beach situated on the North West coast of Jersey and has a number of large shallow pools which have been left by the tide for both adults and children to explore the marine life and play in.

Plemont Bay, also known as ‘La Greve au Lancon’, is a striking hidden gem nestled into the north-west coast of Jersey. It’s not easily accessible with the hundreds of steps down the steep clifftop, but it is definitely worth the effort.

Two large woven steel and willow puffin sculptures, on the cliff top at Pledmont, well worth a visit to see them. Commissioned by Birds on the Edge and the National Trust of Jersey to highlight the plight of the Jersey Puffin.

Beautiful bay. Walked the cliff from Plemont to Greve de Lecq Beach. A very well kept path with stunning views. A very up and down walk with lots of steps so need a reasonable level of fitness. We returned via the road which was also pleasant and a lot easier.

Learn about the remarkable wildlife and birdlife that now populates this beautifully restored area, and if you are lucky, you may spot a Puffin, or the odd pod of dolphin. From the headland, descend to the beach far below, to take the opportunity to explore the caves created along ancient fault lines and learn about the geology of the area.

This sandy cove on the north-west tip of the island has to be one of Jersey’s most beautiful beaches. Flanked by soaring cliffs, the sands are washed by a gentle surf while low tide reveals rock pools, fascinating sea caves, and even a fresh water waterfall.

Two large woven steel and willow puffin sculptures, on the cliff top at Pledmont, well worth a visit to see them. This beach is stunning, beautiful beach with caves and even a waterfall. Suggest edits to improve what we show.