Template:Jersey Places/Coast - historical tours around Jersey
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Since the earliest guidebooks to Jersey were published the authors have taken their readers on tours of the island, usually, but not always, confining their journey to a coastal route.
Join Jerripedia's own virtual tour around Jersey's historical coastline, calling at old forts and castles, even older earthwork fortifications, small fishing harbours, Miliita training grounds, pre-historic menhirs and dolmens, manor houses and German bunkers, to mention but a few of the historic locations on the island's coast. Enjoy 360-degree panoramic views of many of Jersey's attractive, sandy bays and steep cliffs as we trace a route through thousands of years of history.
And then see and read
- A more detailed history of Jersey's coastline added in 2019
- A French's artist's album of Jersey in 1888
- A 1733 tour by no less a writer than Daniel Defoe
- An early 19th century tour from St Helier to Gorey
- A comprehensive guide to the island in 1847 by a prominent historian
- Excerpts from a 1932 guidebook
- Harwood's 1855 prints of Jersey scenes
- Images of Jersey in 1903
