Greve de Lecq
La Grève de Lecq, St. Ouen, Jersey, JE3 2DL, Channel Islands.
Rating: 4.8 ★ (102 ratings)
Details
Grève de Lecq is a popular sandy bay located on the north-west coast of Jersey, Channel Islands. It's known for its sheltered position between high cliffs, making it a family-friendly beach with relatively calm waters. The beach has a traditional English seaside feel and offers opportunities for rock pooling and exploring nearby coastal paths. During the summer months, lifeguards are typically on duty.
Historically, Grève de Lecq has been an important defensive location. Nearby, you can find Grève de Lecq Barracks, the only surviving barracks on the north coast of the island, originally built in 1810 to accommodate garrison troops. The barracks are now managed by the National Trust for Jersey and partly used by ArtHouse Jersey as a creative space. The area also features remnants of an Iron Age hill-fort and a German bunker. Several cafes and pubs are situated near the beach.
Location
Opening Hours
Open all year round. Individual businesses in the area, such as cafes or the Moulin de Lecq pub, will have their own specific opening hours. For example, the Moulin de Lecq pub is generally open Mon-Sat 11:00-22:00 and Sun 11:00-21:00, with food service times varying.
Contact
For general inquiries related to the beach, you can contact Visit Jersey. For specific venues like Moulin de Lecq: Tel: 01534 482818, [email protected]. For ArtHouse Jersey at Greve de Lecq Barracks: [email protected] or +44 (0) 1534 851442.
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Lifeguards on duty in the summer months and cafe and ice-cream available nearby, as well as public toilets.