At just nine miles by five, it is easy to get around in Jersey. Bring your own vehicle, hire a car, make use of a great public transport network or cycle in the islands dedicated green lanes. Or make the most of the stunning scenery by getting around on foot.
In Jersey, we drive on the left. The island’s speed limit is set to 40 mph / 64 km per hour. If you’re planning to drive in Jersey, you’ll need to hold a Certificate of Insurance or an International Green Card, a valid Driving Licence or International Driving Permit (UK International Driving Permits are not valid). Photocopies are not acceptable. If you’re bringing over a vehicle for your event, you’ll need to display a nationality plate on the back of your vehicle.
Car Rental OptionsInvite your delegates to sit back, relax and enjoy the view of Jersey’s coastal lanes and fishing villages with a coach tour from a modern fleet to beautifully restored open top vintage buses. With carefully chosen routes ranging from round-the-island tours to trips to attractions like Jersey War Tunnels or Jersey Zoo, getting there will be half the fun.
Tours in JerseyJersey’s network of public transport enables your clients to navigate your way around the island with easy to use and regular services linking the island’s main locations with the central bus station at Liberation Station in St Helier, the island’s capital. Most buses have easy access for wheelchair users.
Catch the busTaxi ranks are conveniently located outside the airport and the harbour; public taxis are meter controlled, and you’d expect to pay less than £20 for a fare between the airport and St. Helier. Different rate tariffs apply to both public rank taxis and booked cabs depending on the time and day and public holidays.
Book a taxiMany would say that exploring on a bike is the most enjoyable and immersive way to experience a destination. There’s certainly nothing to block out the scent of the gorse, the sound of seabirds or the crash of the waves as you follow your way around Jersey’s coastal roads. Invite your delegates to hire a bicycle , choose your route, pack a picnic from La Belle Gourmande delicatessen or the Central Market and you’re good to go! Read more about Jersey cycling holidays below.
Cycling in JerseyThat’s right. Jersey’s small on size, but rich in off-the-beaten-track locations, making it perfect to explore on foot. Easy to fit in after the 9-5, invite your delegates in their downtime to uncover a whole island’s worth of unique perspectives from tree-lined country lanes that open out to spectacular sea views, or finding hidden-away beaches and bays.
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