Anne Port
On the coast
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 Anne Port
 Anne Port is a small bay on the north east coast of Jersey
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Anne Port is a sandy beach on Jersey's east coast, between Gorey and St Catherine. It has always had very limited parking, so never becomes overcrowded.
It is overlooked at its southern end by a rock face known as Le Saut Geoffroi (Jeffrey's Leap) which legend has it was the scene of ancient executions, with those suspected of witchcraft pushed over the cliff face to die on the rocks below.
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1890s
1930s
Anne Port, a pretty bay on Jersey's east coast, just north of Gorey
An artist's impression of Anne Port painted in 1890
Anne Port in 1860
A picture from 1926
The cafe on the cliff edge has closed
By Charles Paine
by Leonard Rich
1930
Anne Port Hill in 1935
1907
1911
1920s
Anne Port
1923
A seaplane lands at Anne Port in the 1930s
A view on an early Wrench postcard
1951 aerial photograph by Aerofilms
1905 photograph
1850
Jeffrey's Leap
Cottage at Anne Port
Vraic covers the road after a storm
1880s
1960
View over the cafe at Jeffrey's Leap in 1965
Geoffroy's Leap
1904
1890s
Anne Port Cafe
1940
A recent view with St Catherine's Breakwater in the background
1855
A 1909 photograph by Percival Dunham
1950
1875
LL postcard
1955
1906
1906
An aerial photograph from 2018 by Chris Brookes
