the Good Access Guide to Jersey - the directory of accessible accommodations, amenities and disability services in our region.

Through this unique online resource, residents and visitors of all abilities can now discover the very best in accessible and inclusive living, leisure and mobility.

Leisure Time is about just that – enjoying your hard earned leisure breaks rather than searching for them! So, for the best in accessible hotels, cottages, bed and breakfasts, farm stays, caravan parks and inns, look no further.
For museums, theatres, sporting venues, visitor attractions as well as places to wine, dine and generally have a good time... you are in the right place!

Our Independent Living area is aimed at matching your needs with the many quality products and services out there that can make your life that little (or a whole lot) better! From access and mobility aids, to wheelchairs and walkers, you will find them all right here. In fact, it's a one stop shop!

The Disability Discrimination Act will affect service providers and users alike.
Our DDA Services are aimed at helping businesses and organisations address their obligations under the Act, and thereby improving their services to all.

The fabulous island of Jersey measures just nine miles by five but offers a kaleidoscope of cultural, social and gastronomical pleasures to delight residents and visitors alike. Situated on the edge of the Gulf Stream, one hundred miles south of the Isle of Wight, Jersey boasts the best sunshine record in the British Isles. Add to this its see lush valleys, narrow country lanes, well-kept fields and an unspoilt coastline and it is easy to see why Jersey is a place you simply have to visit again and again.

St Helier, the capital, comes alive each summer but offers the ideal short break destination at any time of year. Jersey has everything that is ideal for a family holiday - safe, clean beaches, country walks, attractions and sports that appeal to all ages and restaurants that make children feel at home. Jersey Zoo, headquarters of the Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust, is set in 31 acres and named after its founder Gerald Durrell. It is internationally famed for its work in saving and breeding endangered species. And no visit to the island would be complete without learning about Jersey under occupation in the Second World War. Fascinating!

Must see and do attractions:
The Jersey Zoological Park, Channel Islands Military Museum, Jersey Lavender Farm, Jersey Opera House, Jersey War Tunnels, Mont Orgueil Castle, aMaizin Maze, Battle of Flowers Museum, Aqua Splash, Jersey Museum, Jersey Pottery.