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Tourists and locals are being encouraged to explore the island’s landscapes and historical sites by bus, following a partnership between Jersey’s bus operator and a UK-based travel company.
LibertyBus has teamed up with Great Scenic Journeys to promote the island's attractions through sustainable travel.
The partnership aims to boost tourism and reduce the need for car rentals by offering eco-friendly travel options to destinations like Gorey Pier, Jersey Zoo, and St Brelade's Bay.
Great Scenic Journeys aim to promote and accredit scenic transport routes across the UK and beyond and will now feature several Jersey routes on its website.
Kevin Hart, Director of LibertyBus, said his team were "excited to offer... even more opportunities to explore the island's unique landscapes including the glorious beaches, visitor attractions and incredible historical landmarks".
Alex Warner, Managing Director at Great Scenic Journeys, added they hoped the "partnership will encourage more people to experience all that Jersey has to offer in an environmentally friendly way".
Route 1: St Helier to Gorey Pier
Route 3: St Helier to Jersey Zoo
Route 4: St Helier to Bonne Nuit Bay and Bouley Bay
Route 7: St Helier to Devil's Hole
Route 9: St Helier to Greve de Lecq
Route 14: St Helier to St Brelade's Bay (Open Top Bus)
Route 22: St Helier to L'Etacq
For more information on the scenic routes, visit the Great Scenic Journeys website or use the LibertyBus app.
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