We visited St. Aubins before taking the railway walk to Corbiere. There is a lovely walk by the quayside with views across the bay to Fort Elizabeth and St Helier. There is also a choice of coffee stops and other food outlets and a convenient store to take on supplies.

St Aubins is a pretty seaside town, with a charming harbour and a beautiful beach. At low tide you can walk along the beach to St Helier or take the land train from the harbour. A good selection of pubs and restaurants and places to have a drink outside. There are also frequent buses into St Helier and other locations. Parking after 17.00 and on a Sunday is free

A lovely harbour with plenty of choice of drinking and eating places. Plenty of boats bobbing around. Apart from a dress shop, ice cream and Morrisons mini store there is no shopping. The land train leaves from here to travel to St Helier. Which takes about 35 minutes. A great way to see the coastline. Bike hire which leads straight onto cycle path. If you are looking for a special meal or afternoon tea then climb the road to The Somerville Hotel with panoramic views from the bar and restaurant.

A pretty harbour surrounded with cafe's and bars to sit and just relax. The amazing fact about this harbour is the tidal drop which can be 20 feet or more. For a little retail therapy there are many shop radiating from the harbour.

This pretty harbour was a few minutes from where we were staying so we visited here on several occasions. There is plenty of seating and plenty to see with a vast array of boats filling the water. The tides go in and out at a quick pace here, so very interesting to watch. There is parking and lots of bars/restaurants and cafes along with a small supermarket to get supplies.