A
small fishing port on the north coast, Rozel is just as popular
for its restaurants as it is for its soft, white sandy beach!
BEACH
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parking:
There
is very limited parking on the quayside, otherwise you can park on
the approach road, or join the two hills leading to the bay.
refreshments:
There
are cafes, bars and restaurants on the quayside, and more within a
short walk.
toilets:
Yes
swimming:
Safe
when the tide is in, but low tide reveals several rocks.
sunshine:
The
beach loses the sunshine in late afternoon.
shelter:
A
good beach to head for when the wind is south-easterly.
sand:
Soft
and white near the sea wall, but harder and wetter lower down.
beach
sports:
None
bus
route:
The following are the views of members of the public who have chosen to
submit their comments and may not represent the views of the BBC
Jonathan Highly recommended as an alternative and under-rated quiet beach. I especially like the ducks that feel quite at home swimming along-side you in the sea. Good for snorkling when the tide is right.
Andy The Hungry Man is the best place for a nibble or to cure the hair of the dog the morning after the night before. The little known 'fisherman's breakfast' is a must
Jay brennan i like the place but it aint good 4 pier jumping the place 2 go is greve de lecq or st aubins
Phil, St.Saviour Jersey I like it because it is good for pier jumping
