AI generatedLa Corbière
Jersey · West Coast · 15 m
Short description of La Corbière
La Corbière is the south western tip of Jersey, a spread of pink granite reefs where a white lighthouse stands on a rock of its own. It was the first lighthouse in the British Isles built of concrete, and it is reached by a causeway that floods on the rising tide, with a siren warning walkers to turn back. Above it a square German naval observation tower from the occupation looks down the coast and is now let to visitors. The old railway line from St Aubin ends here as a footpath. The headland faces due west and draws a crowd at sunset.
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Best time to visit: May – September
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All highlights and sightsBeta
- Corbière Lighthouse and its tidal causeway
- Sunset over the reefs
- Radio Tower, the German naval observation post
- Railway Walk from St Aubin
- Petit Port beach and its steps
- Coast path north towards St Ouen
- Rock pools at low water
- Shipwreck memorial above the causeway
- Sea angling from the headland
- St Brelade's Bay along the coast(Day trip)