Elizabeth Castle is maintained and run by Jersey Heritage. There is an admission charge and the ticket office is located at the north end of Fort Charles. The admission charge in 2014 when we visited was £10.10 for an adult if you walk across the causeway and £12.65 if you use the amphibious DUKW ferry. I thought it was well worth the money, as the site is quite extensive and there is a lot to see.
German Bunker - added during the Occupation |
Causeway at low tide
Bank of wild flowers
Fort Charles looking north towards St Helier
Fort Charles - built in 1646 |
Looking towards Elizabeth Castle |
Start of the causeway, looking towards St Helier |
Fort Charles from the top of Elizabeth Castle
East coast of Fort Charles from Elizabeth Castle
In the shadow you can just about make out a delightful looking garden in between the upper and lower walls. Where the wall changes direction is the original gap between the two islands.
In the shadow you can just about make out a delightful looking garden in between the upper and lower walls. Where the wall changes direction is the original gap between the two islands.
Fort Charles - eastern side
Causeway at low tide
On Fort Charles looking south towards Elizabeth Castle |
East coast of Fort Charles |
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