Holidays in Trinity

Trinity in Jersey has the reputation of being the most rural of Jersey's parishes, being the third-largest parish by surface area with the third-smallest population. One of Trinity's main attractions is the beautiful Bouley Bay with views of the distant French coast. Trinity is a popular choice for a Jersey Holiday.

Bouley Bay in Trinity typifies the coastal splendour of Jersey, with majestic cliffs soaring above the rocky inlets below. Bouley Bay is is the setting for a picturesque fishing harbour, dating back years, where freshly caught fish and lobsters are brought ashore every day by local Jersey fisherman. The areas on either side of Bouley Bay have some of the most picturesque and rewarding coastal walks on the island. Trinity is the home of the famous Jersey Wildlife Conservation Trust, Gerald Durrell’s successful home for endangered species is located in the grounds of Les Augrès Manor. The Parish Church has one of the finest mural monuments on the Island, that of Sir Edouard de Carteret. Les Platons is the highest point in the Island at 453 feet (138 m) above sea level and houses the BBC Television Station. Bouley Bay hill is the venue for the National and International Hill Climbs.