Affrontez falaises abruptes et sentiers boisés sinueux ! Cette étape du Sentier des Marées de Jersey vous emmène à travers des falaises escarpées et des chemins forestiers qui serpentent jusqu’à des baies paisibles et des sites historiques. Le terrain est irrégulier, avec quelques montées raides, mais cette marche exigeante vous récompensera par de superbes panoramas marins, des coins tranquilles pour vous reposer, et un aperçu authentique de la côte nord spectaculaire de Jersey.
La ligne de bus 7 part de Liberation Station à Saint-Hélier et s’arrête à l’église de Saint-Jean, à environ 30 minutes de marche de Sorel Point, le point de départ.
La ligne 3 assure le retour depuis le point d’arrivée à Rozel jusqu’à Liberation Station.
Niveau de difficulté : 🔴 Expert
Durée estimée : 3 h 25
Distance : 20,5 km
Dénivelé : 863 m
Découvrez cette étape du parcours
Consultez notre carte interactive
Explorez l’étape de la côte nord-est du Sentier des Marées de Jersey avec la carte interactive ci-dessous.
Les points de départ et d’arrivée de cette section sont indiqués en bleu, numérotés 5 et 6.
Les cercles verts signalent les arrêts, points d’intérêt et hébergements situés le long du parcours. Zoomez pour voir les détails de chaque lieu. Le bouton « Filtrer » en haut à gauche vous permet de personnaliser l’affichage selon vos préférences.
Cliquez sur la ligne turquoise du tracé pour consulter les informations sur la durée, la distance, le dénivelé et le niveau de difficulté.
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Restauration
Une pause gourmande entre deux découvertes
Envie de lézarder tranquillement en terrasse, de savourer un encas dans une cabane de plage ou de vous installer confortablement dans un pub ? Vous trouverez forcément en chemin, l’escale idéale pour satisfaire toutes vos envies.
La Chaire Restaurant
Good food in a relaxed atmosphere has made ‘La Chaire’ a favourite destination with diners for many years. Whether you choose the oak panelled dining room, the conservatory or ‘The Terrace’ for lunch or dinner, our restaurant is a great spot for a romantic occasion, family celebration or relaxing get together.
Les Fontaines Tavern
Dating back to the 17th century, and affectionately known to the locals as ‘The Northern Office’. Les Fontaines is a fine traditional pub catering for all the family. Original granite features and oak beams contrast with the modern mezzanine gallery with its vaulted wooden ceiling.
The Rozel Pub & Dining
Traditional country pub just a two minute stroll from the picturesque Rozel Bay and one of the busiest and best in Jersey. The home cooked traditional style food is superb, the local beer is cold and the service friendly and welcoming.
Swirl ‘n’ Twirl
Swirl 'n' Twirl are an ice cream extravaganza - on wheels. We have an abundance of creamy classics and dreamy delights, and of course, a fan favourite - 'The 99'. So make sure you stop by, whatever the weather, and gorge of a guilt-free treat. You can find us at the gravel carpark on La Rue de Platons in Trinity.
L’Auberge Du Nord Pub & Restaurant
Today, living up to its proud history, L’Auberge Du Nord is as bustling and lively as it has ever been, attracting locals and visitors alike. Its multiple flowing spaces include the restaurant, serving lunch and dinner for over 100 diners, including our popular Sunday Roast, which can be enjoyed inside or al fresco overlooking the property.
The Horse Box
Popular family owned food truck located on the north coast with views across the sea to France, Alderney, Sark and Guernsey. We serve hot food made from fresh local produce, milkshakes and ice creams.
The Hungry Man
Nestled on the harbour wall in Rozel Bay and offering a wide range of food, from gourmet burgers to crab sandwiches and delicious homemade cakes. All seating is al fresco, so be sure to rug up in the chillier months. The atmosphere is relaxed and unhurried to suit the calm and natural environment of beautiful Rozel Bay.
Mad Mary’s Beach Café
Perched at the end of a path just above the sea, Mad Mary's is famous for hot chocolate, Bouley burgers and the larger than life character of the proprietor, Mary Tunney.
Bonne Nuit Beach Café
A relaxed style café, using the freshest local seafood and produce. Serving traditional cuisine and Thai food until close, with a takeaway service also available. Located on the slip way at Bonne Nuit Bay Harbour on the north coast.
À faire
Des activités qui valent bien une pause
Échangez vos chaussures de marche contre des palmes et plongez dans un monde sous-marin avec Bouley Bay Dive Centre, où plus de 3 200 espèces marines vous attendent.
À voir
Passez de merveilles en merveilles
Découvrez un véritable trésor de caps escarpés, de criques secrètes et de sites chargés d’histoire le long de cet itinéraire inoubliable. Des falaises vertigineuses de Sorel Point, où paissent souvent les moutons Manx Loaghtan, jusqu’à l’impressionnant fort de L’Étacquerel qui veille sur le flanc est de Bouley Bay, chaque étape révèle une nouvelle facette du littoral jurassien.
Rozel Bay
Rozel Bay is a beautiful fishing port nestled in Jersey’s north-east, sheltered by green rolling hills. Low tide reveals a small expanse of beautiful white sand with tiny fishing boats stranded on it’s banks. Many are drawn to this blissful scene to pass a quiet afternoon over cloudless views of the French coast.
Fort Leicester
Stay in your very own fort! Spread over three levels, this magnificent 19th century fort sits above the picturesque harbour of Bouley Bay and has a private garden and terrace. The guardhouse is converted to the main bedroom with one double bed and two single beds, and a wood burning stove.
La Belle Hougue Caves
Over 100 years ago, the first sea cave at La Belle Hougue Point on the northeast coast of the Island was discovered when a student’s hat blew off in the wind into a fissure in the cliffs! The contents of the cave tells us about sea level changes and life in the island 125,000 years ago.
L’Etacquerel Fort
A rustic retreat on Jersey's north coast - traverse the winding coastal path, lower the drawbridge and enter your own fort on the stunning, rugged north coast of Jersey. Built in the mid-19th Century on a cliff side overlooking Bouley Bay, L’Etacquerel Fort is a great base for exploring Jersey’s rugged north coast or a camping weekend.
Bonne Nuit Bay
Bonne Nuit, French for ‘good night’ because of its reputation as a quiet and peaceful mooring, is a small natural harbour nestled in the north coast and sheltered by the cliffs towering above it. At low tide, a small sandy beach appears below the pebbles, a perfect spot to build sandcastles, make some beach art or enjoy a picnic.
Bouley Bay
Bouley Bay is a tiny harbour on the north coast flanked by green cliffs with a sandy shelf descending into deep blue waters. Follow a series of hairpin bends as the road winds its way down towards the bay to reveal a deep anchorage. The pebble beach shelves steeply into deep waters best enjoyed by stronger swimmers.
Sorel Point
Situated next to a working quarry, this headland has a complex multistage history of moving magma. Beyond the lighthouse built in 1938, the headland stretches out into the sea in a spine of different coloured rocks.
La Crête Fort
Nestling on a headland, this tranquil property is built on Jersey’s rugged north coast and is surrounded on three sides by the sea. La Crête Fort comprises a double or twin bedroom, a single bunkroom and spacious shower room and large lounge/diner with sofa bed. A flight of stone steps will take you up to a large granite room with a vaulted ceiling
Hébergement
Des haltes de charme au fil du sentier
Forts anciens ou villas balnéaires pleines de charme, cette étape du parcours vous réserve des hébergements inoubliables.
L’Etacquerel Fort
A rustic retreat on Jersey's north coast - traverse the winding coastal path, lower the drawbridge and enter your own fort on the stunning, rugged north coast of Jersey. Built in the mid-19th Century on a cliff side overlooking Bouley Bay, L’Etacquerel Fort is a great base for exploring Jersey’s rugged north coast or a camping weekend.
Waters Edge Chalets
A family run business with a 5-star location, nestled between the cliffs of Bouley Bay with its quaint harbour and views to the distant French Coast. It is the ideal place to escape the day to day routine, with sea views of Bouley Bay and direct beach access.
Undercliff Beachside Villa
The picturesque Bouley Bay makes for the ideal setting for this spacious holiday Villa. Undercliff is a high-spec, detached accommodation offering three double/twin bedrooms, two bathrooms, two terraces, direct shared pool and beach access which is complimented by access to the cliff path network nearby.
La Crête Fort
Nestling on a headland, this tranquil property is built on Jersey’s rugged north coast and is surrounded on three sides by the sea. La Crête Fort comprises a double or twin bedroom, a single bunkroom and spacious shower room and large lounge/diner with sofa bed. A flight of stone steps will take you up to a large granite room with a vaulted ceiling
Fort Leicester
Stay in your very own fort! Spread over three levels, this magnificent 19th century fort sits above the picturesque harbour of Bouley Bay and has a private garden and terrace. The guardhouse is converted to the main bedroom with one double bed and two single beds, and a wood burning stove.
Undercliff Guest House
A self-catering guest house that offer a variety of stylish, modern rooms with doubles, twins and four junior suites, each with its own kitchen. We also have two, three bedroom villas, both with great views, a two bedroom sea view apartment and a one bedroom country view apartment, all with large balconies.
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Partez à la découverte du reste du Sentier des Marées de Jersey
Le Sentier des Marées de Jersey est divisé en huit sections aussi belles qu’accessibles, chacune avec son ambiance, son charme et ses surprises venues de la mer. Parcourez-en une, explorez-les toutes, ou composez votre propre itinéraire selon vos envies.
Cliquez sur les liens ci-dessous pour découvrir chaque section en détail.
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