Please stick to the paths at all times and beware of the cliff edge. children should be supervised at all times.
"Jersey has been fought over for many centuries, and after visiting you’ll see why, but as a result Jersey is littered with castles and forts, from the magnificent Mount Orgueil castle built in the 13th century to the huge German War Tunnels built while the Island was occupied during the Second World War."
"The Stone Age monuments from the Neolithic Period (c.4500-3000BC) are the oldest monuments in Jersey, older than Stonehenge and are some of the best examples in Europe. Burial chambers and stone monuments, often covered with a rubble mound, known as dolmens were common in Jersey. "
"The earliest known dolmen on the island is the passage grave La Sargente at St. Brelade (c.4500-4000BC) near the end of the cliff walk at La Pulente." This is the general direction you will need to take and can be reached from either of the cliff paths starting from the Pulente beach car park or from Petit Port beach slip.
"The Germans left a lasting mark on Jersey after Hitler invaded, occupied and demanded it was turned into Fortress Jersey." There are some naturally advanageous places to afford a view of our coast. This particular man made bit has the best on the whole island. Sit. Relax. Enjoy.
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