The best beach on Jersey in my opinion. I have been coming to jersey since I was a child in the early 2000’s, and this beach is still the same 10/10 as always. It’s a super fun and scary walk down to the beach if you park up the top (which is free). There’s clean public free toilets at the top, along with a lovely cafe. The beach itself is always very clean. The sand it amazing if you have kids and they like to play with it and build things with spades. Plenty of rock pools and caves to explore. Some of the best waves too are here. Even when the tide is in, it’s very scenic to sit on the rocks and just chill out and relax. Well recommended beach.

We got a taxi here as it was 2 buses from where we where staying , it was well worth the taxi fare, you need to be fit to get down to the beach from the top car park , you can pause at the cafe half way down, there are toilets at the cafe also , once down you can explore the caves and water fall which was there highlight for us as a family, we checked when it was low tide so the journey was not wasted as the whole area is covered in high tide best beach in Jersey so far on our holiday

Jersey's most beautiful North Westerly beach, lined with exciting caves, deep rock pools and fresh water fall. Toilets, cafe restaurant and lifeguards above the beach set onto the cliffs, with parking above those. Beach accessible via steep path and steps from the free carpark. NOT suitable for the infirm or pushchairs.

Fantastic beach at low tide, at mid or high tide there is no beach left! And lovely caves too. Great dramatic cliffs. Nice cafe and facilities. Bit of a climb down to get to. North facing so not the best for sun.

This is my favourite beach ever. When I got there the other day it was high tide so I went to the lovely cafe and had something to eat and drink and waited for the tide to go out. When it started to go out I watched from a rock and then went onto the beach via the rock rather than steps because there was still water at the bottom of the steps. Its a fantastic beach to explore with different types of rocks around and caves and a waterfall. Its a good size beach at low tide. There are things to do/see in the surrounding areas too, such as the giant kissing puffins and some WWII bunkers. Its definitely worth coming to this beach and having a nice walk and visiting the area. The cafe is lovely with a great view and lovely staff working there. There are also some toilets and 2 car parks.