Satellite view of Saint Hélier

Saint Hélier

Jersey

Introduction to Port

Saint Hélier stands apart in the cruise port landscape with a harbor that feels intimate yet offers a full spectrum of experiences. Its sheltered waterfront welcomes guests with sunlit promenades, boutique eateries, and a modern cruise terminal that makes disembarkation effortless and fast. Signature experiences center on the island’s storytelling magic: a breezy water taxi ride to Elizabeth Castle, a half day along Jersey’s cliff paths to Mont Orgueil Castle, and hands on tastings at La Mare Wine Estate or a seaside picnic by St Ouen’s Bay. Shore excursions reveal Jersey’s wartime heritage, lush gardens, and thyme scented coastlines, while dedicated crews can arrange private historian led tours or family friendly adventures for every pace. The port supports a premium voyage with fleet friendly features: deep water berths that welcome large vessels, a spacious, glass walled terminal with comfortable lounges, and efficient gangways designed for swift embarkation and debarkation; a dedicated tender pontoon for rapid shore transfers; and sustainable shore power options that help minimize emissions while you explore. Onboard services carry the Jersey welcome into the voyage: refined duty free boutiques, dining options highlighting local seafood and Jersey cream, strong Wi Fi, and attentive crew ready to tailor island itineraries so guests depart with memories as vivid as the island’s sea blue horizons.

Reasons
Reasons To Visit
Coastal charm and harbor views
Stroll the harbor, watch ships, and enjoy coastal scenery.
World War II history and fortifications
Explore wartime sites and German fortifications around the town.
Gateway to Normandy and the Channel Islands
Easy day trips to France and other Channel Islands.
Culinary delights and local culture
Sample seafood, cheeses, and Jersey specialties in markets and eateries.