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St Brelade Holidays

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Channel Islands, Jersey, St Brelade

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2040 reviews
25 Oct 2026 - 7 nights
Room Only
Birmingham -
£415pp
No local fees due

Channel Islands, Jersey, St Brelade

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1130 reviews
14 Nov 2026 - 7 nights
Room Only
London Southend -
£481pp
No local fees due

Channel Islands, Jersey, St Brelade

7 Nov 2026 - 7 nights
Bed & Breakfast
London Southend -
£528pp
No local fees due

Channel Islands, Jersey, St Brelade

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3172 reviews
15 Dec 2026 - 7 nights
Bed & Breakfast
London Gatwick -
£555pp
No local fees due

About St Brelade holidays

St Brelade is one of Jersey’s best-known seaside resorts, set on the island’s south-west coast and centred around the broad curve of St Brelade’s Bay. It has a relaxed, traditional holiday feel, with a sandy beach, clear water, sea-view cafés and a choice of hotels and apartments close to the shore. For UK holidaymakers looking for a quieter alternative to St Helier, it offers an easy coastal base without feeling remote.

The beach is the main focus of a holiday in St Brelade. St Brelade’s Bay is popular for swimming, sunbathing and gentle watersports, with places to eat and drink along the seafront. The bay is sheltered and scenic, backed by greenery and overlooked by St Brelade’s Church and the historic Fishermen’s Chapel, both worth a look for their peaceful setting and sea views. At the western end, Ouaisne Bay has a more natural, quieter feel and is a good option for a walk when you want a little more space.

Food and drink in St Brelade is generally laid-back rather than lively. Expect beachside restaurants, hotel dining rooms, cafés and pubs serving seafood, Jersey produce and familiar holiday favourites. Evenings tend to be about dinner with a view or a quiet drink rather than late-night nightlife, so it suits couples, older travellers and anyone who prefers a slower pace.

There is plenty to do nearby without travelling far. Coastal paths lead towards viewpoints, small coves and headlands, while Corbière Lighthouse, one of Jersey’s most recognisable landmarks, is within the wider St Brelade area. The causeway to the lighthouse is tidal, so visitors should only cross when it is safe to do so and pay close attention to local warnings. The Railway Walk, following part of the island’s former railway route, is another enjoyable option for walking or cycling between the west of the island and St Aubin.

St Brelade is also a practical base for exploring Jersey by bus, taxi or hire car. St Helier, the airport and other beaches are all within manageable reach, making it a good choice for a Jersey holiday that combines beach time, coastal walks and relaxed dining.

St Brelade Holidays FAQs

Yes. St Brelade’s Bay is one of Jersey’s most popular sandy beaches, with a sheltered setting, places to eat nearby and options for swimming and watersports in suitable conditions.

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