Jersey was once known for cream teas and coach tours. Now a new generation of visitors is discovering its wild unspoilt beaches which are ideal for thrilling activities such as blokarting and sea kayaking. The island also offers excellent seafront hotels and fine dining, as well as a fascinating glimpse into recent history through the Jersey War Tunnels. 
Recommended place to stay: The Atlantic Hotel
The Atlantic Hotel says
One of Jersey’s most luxurious hotels which combines breathtaking ocean views with a Michelin-starred restaurant, The Atlantic Hotel is situated on one of the most stunning sites in the Channel Islands.
In longstanding family ownership, this world-class boutique hotel is set in extensive grounds adjoining La Moye golf course, enjoying dramatic views over St. Ouen’s Bay – a conservation area of outstanding natural beauty.
Guest rooms are decorated in elegant understated colours, and feature opulent marble bathrooms complete with Molton Brown toiletries. The floor-to-ceiling windows and balconies offer unparalleled views of the Atlantic Ocean and golf course.
Ocean, our fine dining restaurant, is considered exceptional even by Jersey’s high culinary standards. We are rightly proud of our many awards, including a much-coveted Michelin Star and three rosettes from the AA. The innovative cuisine offered by Head Chef Mark Jordan is given an elegant backdrop by specially commissioned artwork.
As one of the top hotels in the British Isles and a proud member of Small Luxury Hotels of the World, the combination of timeless elegance and secluded location makes The Atlantic Hotel the perfect Channel Islands hideaway on an island rich in culture, heritage and natural beauty.
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