Escape the chaos in the undisturbed nature that surrounds Fliquet Bay.
Better suited for experienced swimmers and snorkelers than families looking for a sandy swimming beach, the bay offers the perfect place for photographers, painters and those seeking solace in nature. Fliquet Bay is uncommercialised which adds to the feel of traditional Jersey coastal life.
The bay sits on the Jersey Tidal Trail, offering views of the cliffs, harbour and other north-east bays.
Fliquet Bay bus route/service number
· 2 · 2A: Liberation Station – St Catherine
Parking
Fliquet Bay is a more natural, less developed spot, so parking tends to be simple roadside or small public spots rather than large formal car parks,
· Roadside Parking (on La Rue de la Perruque)
· Laybys (towards Rozel or St Catherine’s)
Good to know:
- Open all year round
- Pet friendly (seasonal regulations may apply – please check locally before venturing on the beach with your dog)
- No lifeguards on duty
- Accessibility: There is access to the beach via the slipway, however, Fliquet Bay is a pebble beach for the most part and as such, it can be difficult to move around on.