Jersey has announced it is officially removing testing and isolation for all arriving passengers to Jersey from next week.
The island will be returning to its unrestricted, pre-pandemic regulations with visitors now able to enjoy a hassle-free break.
From Monday, all visitors to the island will no longer need to take a PCR test or isolate on arrival; travellers will no longer need to complete a pre-departure travel form before arriving in Jersey.
Jersey can be reached from more than 20 UK departure points, by air and ferry, in less than an hour. Visitors can escape to a destination that blends familiar English environments with a dash of European flair, creating a unique experience of rich countryside and breath-taking coastal views, sweeping beaches and hidden-away bays.
The return to pre-pandemic travel means that visitors can enjoy all the unique experiences and curiosities that Jersey provides such as sipping rosé wine in the most southerly vineyard in the British Isles to exploring our harbour-side villages with a whisper of French ambience.
With new experiences, such as refurbishment of The Moorings Hotel and Restaurant in Gorey, a second 122-room Premier Inn set to open this month, and an influx of world class dining and cocktail spots, including Awabi, the Watchmaker and Upstairs at Anley Street, Jersey is ready to welcome holidaymakers into 2022 and continue the surge in demand.
Amanda Burns, chief executive officer of Visit Jersey, said: “With the complete removal of PCR testing and isolation for travellers to the island, it means Jersey is simple to book and easily accessible.
"From spring to summer and autumn, Jersey is the perfect destination for the year ahead - from tasting the first of the Jersey Royals, dolphin spotting on a RIB trip to an archipelago or exploring the great outdoors, there’s some great offers and experiences to enjoy.”
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