Themed collections
Trails across Jersey
Trails and collections are sets of places with a theme — a coast, the Bergerac locations, WWII bunkers, dolmens. Collect them in any order; get the full set to earn its card. Or build your own from any places you like.
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Bergerac Original
Jim Bergerac's Jersey of 1981–91 — the Royal Barge, Charlie's bay, the lost valley and the castle that was in every other episode.




Bergerac: Season 2
The second series, spring 2026 — the Lido at Havre des Pas, Grosnez on the edge of the island, and the Royal Barge reborn as Tomassi's.




Low Tide Club
Nine places that only exist at low water — the hardest set on the island.
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Bergerac: Season 1
The 2025 reboot, episode by episode — the Royal Square chase, La Rocco at dawn, Bouley Bay and the hotel where the Wakefields hid.




Occupation Trail
Bunkers, batteries and tunnels — five years of German occupation, still standing along the coast.




Castles & Forts
Six centuries of defence — from a medieval castle on a rock to Victorian forts on the headlands.




Coastal Towers
The round towers that ring the island — built to stop Napoleon, now the best landmarks on the coast.




Ancient Jersey
Dolmens, menhirs and passage graves — the island's first builders, six thousand years ago.




Wild Jersey
Puffins, seals, orchids and gardens — the living island, from the reef to the town park.




Coastal Trail
The beaches and bays that make the island — and the lighthouse at the end of them.




South Coast: Town to Corbière
St Helier's waterfront to the lighthouse — bays, headlands and the busiest coast on the island.




West Coast: Five Mile Bay
The Atlantic side — one beach five miles long, a chain of towers and the best sunsets in Jersey.




North Coast Cliffs
Plémont to Rozel along the cliff path — puffins, forts, hidden bays and the highest ground on the island.




East Coast: Castles & Oysters
St Catherine's breakwater to La Rocque — the castle coast, with Normandy on the horizon.