Grève de Lecq
Beach, St Mary / St Ouen (boundary)
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A north-coast bay with orange-tinted sand between wooded slopes and cliffs, with a café and the Moulin de Lecq pub nearby. The Grève de Lecq Barracks, built from 1810 against French invasion, now belong to the National Trust for Jersey.
Getting there by taxi
| From | Distance | Time | Day fare | Night |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| St Helier (Weighbridge) | 7.3 miles | 19 min | £25–£29 | £34–£39 |
| Jersey Airport | 3.2 miles | 8 min | £13–£15 | £17–£20 |
| Elizabeth Terminal (ferries) | 7.3 miles | 20 min | £25–£29 | £34–£39 |
Estimates, not quotes: worked out from the maximum tariff and the road distance. Traffic, waiting time, booking fees and extras change the final fare, and private-hire firms set their own prices. How we estimate.
A common start or end point for north-coast cliff walks; book the return leg ahead.
By bus: Route 9 runs from St Helier to Grève de Lecq. See taxi or bus.
Official website: jersey.com
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