Best Dog Friendly Beaches in Jersey

The soft white sand when the tide is out and the charming harbour at Rozel is perfect for dogs! The lovely beach has very little parking, so it might be worth coming with your dog during the Autumn/Winter months instead. Your furry friend can avoid the crowds and have plenty of room to roam around. A trip to this beach is a great day out as there are lots of charming things to see to keep you and your canine friend entertained.

Archirondel is an awesomelocation to bring your pooch! When the tide is out the beach is incredibly secluded for the dogs to play and they can even help explore in the nearby rock pools. It is a fantastic place to walk if your dog is obsessed with the water and enjoys bouncing through the waves! Whilst your dog is digging in the sand and catching balls you can take in the stunning surrounding views. Whether you are walking in rain or shine, we can guarantee your dog will love it here.

Often described as one of the most beautiful beaches in Jersey, Bouley Bay is incredibly relaxing and perfect if you want to clear your head whilst on your dog walk. You can hike east for an enjoyable walk along the rocky coastline where you head past L’Etacqueral Fort towards White Rock, it is a great chance to explore Jersey’s rugged North coast. You could also take your fur baby for a sizeable walk between Bouley Bay and Bonne Nuit (this can be steep and rocky in places).

With miles of sand, this is a scenic and roomy beach to take your dog. The Sand Dunes is a very popular walk amongst dog walkers. Once you are at the top of the dune path you can get full panoramic views of St Ouen’s Bay and you can then head down to the beach off the Le Braye Slip. It is a circular walk that can be done casually or at high-intensity you can even stop off at an eatery along the way!

Bonne Nuit is the ideal location to see the sun dip below the horizon at dusk, a captivating setting to take your dog. The small natural harbour has limited parking so it is best to take your pet in the evenings or winter months, when your furry friend can get the most out of their dog walk. If you fancy stopping for a bite to eat the Bonne Nuit Beach Café is dog friendly, they use the freshest ingredients and local seafood throughout the year!

Havre des Pas is a short distance from St Helier so if you are on a holiday away with your dog and situated in the city centre this is only a short 10-minute walk. The promenade runs the length of this gorgeous beach, perfect for walking away the summery days. The kids can take a dip in the Victorian bathing pool whilst the dog splashes around in the waters on the nearby beach. There is often as lot of seaweed exposed during low tide so it’s worth checking the tide times.

Portelet Bay is incredibly charming and great for dog walks but please be aware that there are steep steps from the clifftop. The bay is often secluded with crystal clear waters and the view of Janvrin’s Tomb can be admired whilst walking along the stretch. Dogs are welcome in the bar area and outside area of the local Portelet Inn. Canine companionships should not be restricted on holiday so make the most of the time spent with the whole of your family at Portelet Bay.