Relax on one of Jersey’s most popular beaches on the north coast Its shallow waters and golden sand make the beach a haven for casual swimming, beach games and perfect holiday relaxation.
While children can enjoy exploring the rock pools once the tide tgoes out, sport enthusiasts can kayak and paddle on the calm waters. Grab a bite to eat at classic seaside cafes and pubs such as Colleens Cafe and Le Moulin de Lecq. In the evenings, gaze at slow sunsets and a canvas of stars at night, untouched by pollution.
Part of the Jersey Tidal Trail, Greve de Lecq offers dramatic cliff walks and views over Plemont Bay, Devil’s Hole and Sorel Point.
Grève de Lecq Bay was a German strongpoint during the Occupation so history lovers can take a step back in time, exploring bunkers and the Napoleonic era round tower.
Greve de Lecq bus route/service number
· 9: Liberation Station – Greve De Lecq
Parking
If you prefer to drive, there are multiple car parks within walking distance of Greve de Lecq. Services in the area normally charge per hour.
· Beach Road Car Park
· Gorey Common Car Park
· Gorey Village Car Park
· La Parcage Car Park (La Rue Hilgrove, Gorey Village)
Good to know:
- Open all year round
- Pet friendly (seasonal regulations may apply – please check locally before venturing on the beach with your dog)
- Lifeguards (only in the summer season)
- Accessibility: There is a cobbled slipway as well as steps to access the beach.