
The British island with the French influence, there's something quite unique about Jersey, and being a small island, the range of hotels in Jersey can be limited, especially during the peak summer months. If you're looking to stay on Jersey, then you'll want to get your accommodation booked up pretty quickly.
As part of the Channel Islands off the coast of France, you can get to Jersey by either by ferry or by plane. Depending on the journey, the ferry ride can take just 4 hours if taking the fast ferry from Poole, or can take just over 10 hours by normal ferry from Portsmouth, both of which carry cars.
If you're flying, several airlines have flights to Jersey from across the UK, including Blue Islands and Aurigny. British Airways and easyJet also offer direct flights. So depending on where you are travelling from, will depend on your best options.
Once you've arrived, if you've brought the car over, you can easily get around the island. If not, there are regular bus services throughout the island, and taxis are also on hand. Hiring bikes and cycling around the island is a fantastic way to see the countryside, especially during the summer.