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St Aubin Hotels. Saint Aubin is a port in the Channel Island of Jersey. It opens out to a bay of the Gulf of Saint-Malo.
Originally a fishing village at the opposite end of St. Aubin's Bay from the town of Saint Helier, St. Aubin is now the hub of the parish of St. Brelade. St Aubin Hotels.
The Parish Hall of St. Brelade is situated in St. Aubin
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While St Aubin's is a beautiful, sweeping bay, at low water, you face a long walk and a long wade before you can swim with ease. St Aubin Hotels. There are good shops, cafe and restaurant facilities and plenty of parking at many points around the bay though, which has St Helier at its eastern end and St Aubin in the west. St Aubin's Bay is popular with water-skiers and windsurfers. St Aubin Hotels. Jet skis are available for hire and water-skiing tuition is available from the Jersey Sea Sport Centre on La Haule Slip.
The gardens around St Aubin
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Parking: There are several car parks along the length of the bay, but even these get congested during summer weekends.
Refreshments: There are cafes at several locations along the beach, as well as beach kiosks. St Aubin Hotels.
Toilets: Several along the length of the bay.
Swimming: Very safe at all states of the tide. The beach slopes very gently, and the sea is rarely rough in summer.
Sunshine: Catches the sun all day.
Shelter: Very sheltered from westerly and easterly winds. St Aubin Hotels.
Sand: Soft, golden sand along its entire length, although from La Haule to St. Aubin is permanently wet.
There were several attempts to create a railway in the Island, but it was the proposals made in the 1860s that led to the construction of the Jersey Railway during 1870. It was opened with great ceremony in September of that year, consisting initially of a line from St Helier to St Aubin, with intermediate stations at West Park, First Tower, Millbrook, Bel Royal, Beaumont and La Haule. The St Helier station, where offices were added in 1901, became the Tourism Offices at the Weighbridge. St Aubin Hotels. At the St Aubin end of the line was a station and hotel, now the St Brelade parish hall. Associated with the railways construction was work on the provision of a sea wall along St Aubin's Bay.
The Parish Hall of St. Brelade is situated in St. Aubin
Spectacular old architecture
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La Haule Manor - A warm welcome awaits you at La Haule, originally an eighteenth century Manor House, situated in beautifully landscaped gardens and commanding magnificent views over St Aubins Bay. La Haule Manor Hotel.
Somerville - On the hillside, overlooking the yachting harbour and village of St Aubin and the bay beyond, the views from the Somerville Hotel are breathtaking. This 100 year old building offers all modern facilities generating a relaxing and peacefull ambience. Somerville Hotel.
Les Burins - Les Burins Hotel has just four stylish bedrooms, furnished with antiques and handsome beds. Expect good breakfasts as the owner is a former chef. Les Burins Hotel.
Hotel La Tour - The hotel was modernised and became popular holiday accommodation in the heyday of the Island's tourism industry, the 1950's and 60's. To this day it is one of the most popular places to stay in Jersey. Hotel La Tour.
Bon Viveur - The Bon Viveur is on the Bulwarks in the old fishing village of St.Aubin, close to shopping areas and a safe sandy beach. There are plenty of shops including a small supermarket and a bank near at hand. Bon Viveur.
The Panorama - Awarded Jersey Tourism's GOLD MERIT for exceptional standards in food, service and accommodation. Only one of seven such awards made throughout the Hotel industry. The Panorama Hotel.
Mont de la Rocque - The Mont de la Rocque Hotel is a small friendly Hotel with an informal atmosphere and provides you with first class service. It has been privately owned for the past 20 years. Mont de la Rocque Hotel.
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Vintage shots of St Aubins Bay
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